Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-27

l.. B. Furman, locating engineer
for the Grande went through today.
Fl. M. Barnes, of Ignac.o, orator
and eompaignor, who has some Of
the most promising mining leads in
the Needles, came down this morning
and is in tow ntoday.
E. A. Hutchinson is back from Ig-
nacio where he for the first time
in many months visited his ranch
interests, owing to illness.
Mrs. A. A. Lee and her two children
went out to Ashley, ILL.,, this morning
for visit Of two months or long
err to relatives and friends.
W. r. Smiley district agent for the
Continental Oh company and his
wife, are arrivals from Alamosa
Their first visit in six weeks.
General Agent p. B. McAtee and
his wife went out to Telluride this
morning and trip farther along on
the western slope on company affairs.
]. w. Lowry and wife of Mount
Vernon, Ill, who have been here the
past ten days visiting the A. A. Lees
departed for their home this morn
ing.
Charley Wood, of Wood & Nor
gan is back from the Mancos- Cortez
section, where he was on a horse
buying trip, particularly those of
Jesse Hallar.
The Misses Dorothy Ryan and Julia
Mccormick of Denver who visited and
made many congenial friends while
here, departed this morning to the
regret of their friends.
Mrs. George Taylor of Cortez who
had been out to Denver, after spend
ing the night here with his sister
in-law Esther Taylor, departed this
morning for her home.
F. C. Ames and Jim Taylor are back
from Denver where they attended the
meeting of the Masonic grand lodge
The others from here attending will
return tomorrow night.
Jim Clarke, of Antonito engineer
on the Chile line, arrived last even
ing and today went down to Cedar
Hill to visit his wife's relatives the
Gouldings at the ranch.
Jack Joyce, editor of the Silverton
Standard came down this morning
upon visit to his friend, ]. w. New
ell, who is at Mercy hospital, suf-
'fering from typhoid fever.
w. M. Staver, u mining man Of
Ophir and his wife, who have been at
May Day, where he also has in
terests, after visit to the city, de-
parted this morning for Ophir.
+. C. Lee, state coal mine inspector
is in the city on official business.
H. N. Linebarger and Jim McCleeny
of Tiffany We're overnight business
visitors going home this morning.
Miss Louise Welborn of Mancos ar
rived in the city last evening accom-
panied by her brother, Thomas We'll
born of the Idaho upon visit to their
brother who is all at Mercy hospital.
B. Brouwer, North Side mail car
rier who planned to visit the Cortez
fair, the other day, went to Mancos
and his friends car blew up. He
didn't get there, returned last night.
Mrs. N. w. Smith and little son,
who is just recuperating from an at
tack of typhoid, after an extended WIS.,
it to her father at Cortez, departed
this morning for her home at Kan
sas City.
Ed. Skoog, who has been laid up
so long suffering from typhoid fever
and in recupcrating from the attack,
went out to Telluride this morning
to resume his regular freight run
as conductor.
w. d. Brennan, assistant general
manager of the Union Pacific Coal
company, with headquarters at Chey-
ienne, Wyo., who has been in this sec
ton for a week going over the Por-