Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-16

power station of the Western Colo
RADIO Power company, came down
from there this morning, and that
amt all.
Dick Mann and family were over
from Dyke upon shopping trip and
to call on DR.. Moore owner of the
sawmill there, who is confined in
local hospital.
The Misses Hanna and Katie Grif-
fin, of Denver, who had been upon
a visit to Mrs. Elsie Pokorney at
Telluride, after visit in this CITY,
left for home today.
Mike Brennan, cashier of the West
ern Colorado Power company at the
Telluride station, after five day Wis
it to his family here, departed for
Telluride this morning.
w. c. McComas, proprietor of the
hotel Savoy at Pagosa and his wife
and Hugh Kyle and his wife were
over from Pagosa, to visit friends,
departing for home today.
The Misses Amy and Mary Lou
Use Ayres returned from Silverton
this morning, where they had been
upon a visit to the Misses Hudson
there and at Howardsville.
Mrs. M. P Wilson and con. of
Cedar, Colo, passed through to Den
yer this morning upon visit to
friends. Her husband is forest rang
er in the Dolores section.
E. W. Gillian and wife and Mrs.
Beam went out today in the formers
Stanley Steamer to points ON the Flo
rida, Pine river and to Pagosa
Springs. They will lie gone a week.
Mrs. Belle Hunter and son Bill, OF
Tot Springs, Ark, after visit here
to her parents, the Sam Campbeli's
went up to telluride this morning to
visit Mrs. Hunters sisters Mrs. Char
ley Daggott.
Mrs. Truman Taylor, of Farming
ton, and her mother, Mrs. Ellen Ell
ston. who had been to Silverton, at
tending the funeral of the formers
husband, passed through for home this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Meyers, and
daughter Miss Lisa, OF Bellvilie, Kan
sas, who have been visiting their
relatives, the E. J. Meyers and the
w. II. Bryan.s' Of the upper Animas
valley, for the past five weeks, de-
parted for their home this morn
ing.
Mrs. Lulu, T. Roberts, of Lead
vile, drill master of the Maccabee
lodges, in this portion of the state,
who has been here month drilling
the San Juan basin reviews, is ill
at the Savoy hotel. She contem-
plated leaving yesterday but will not
leave for few days.
c. S. Bates, of Pawnee, Okla, of
which he was formerly mayor and
lately disposed Of his large jawelry
and optical business there, who has
been here upon a visit to Charley
Ball, former employee of his, after
few days visit in the city, to
him, departed east this morning.
Rev. Father Turibues Chrisman, o.
f. NJ, of Roswell, N. NJ, passed
through to Harrington this morning
to join the other priests of the or
der, there. Turibues belongs to the
franciscan order, but he said the
abbreviation, 0. f. NJ, stood for the
Order OF Fat Men, 1t fitted him
we'll.
Attorney Victor w. Hungerford,
OF Colorado Springs, after a bust
ness visit here in the interest of the
Pastorius interests, departed for the
Springs this morning. Mr.. Pastor
Jus would have accompanied him here
but for an automobile accident of
some two weeks ago, in which he sus-
tanned slight injuries.
A. II. Buck, flume guardian and
utility man for the Western Colo
RADIO Power company, returned last
evening from Monte Vista, where he
accompanied his little daughter. Gym
tina, to place her in the care of his
sister. The little girl, who was so