Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-31
LATE LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

'f''ip'io VI Pdi
rived here late last evening and de-
parted for Mesa Verde this forenoon,
G. A. Galbreath and wife, nee Flo
renee Broad, were former Durango
residents.
j. G.. Iomona of Las Crusas was
passenger to Rosing this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Foutz of Ship
rock We're among the travellers home
ward bound today.
X. III. McJunkin spent the night at
the Southern on his way to his home
in Pennington.
The Flower Show continues to be
the most interesting topic of conyer-
sation with Durango folk.
]. ". Clark of Jewell, tan(as was
lnf ny the tourist visi5,i who spent
the night in town.
Mrs. L. II. Noland is over from
Towaoc, guest of Mrs. Ed. Levey at
the Strater.
S. j.. Smith and daughter Miss
Ethel of Cortez were arrivals from
Silverton this morning.
Dame Rumor says that Post Trad
or Bruce Barnard of Shiprock will
soon join the ranks of the Benedicts
Miss Grace Anderson of Farming
ton left for Santa Rita N NJ, this
morning to commence school Monday.
Miss Esther Divelbris as an arrival
on last nights Eastern en- route to
Pennington.
Mrs. f. j. Robinson of Cedar Hill
was a guest at the Palace last night
who gave California as her destina-
ton.
Charles Herr, president of the Du-
rango Planning Mill and Lumber com.
pany, departed for Chicago this morn
ing on a business mission.
G. j. Butler, travelling auditor foi
the Western Union, arrived from
Silverton last night and was off foI
Telluride this morning.
Willet Brown and daughter Ruth of
Harrington were off for home this
''''' hiiSf ehiA'i tAltllutu stay IN
the Pagosa Springs vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Fisherdick of
the La Plata motored to Vallecito
today for camping trip of weeks
d =, ton.
c. j. Ritter arrived from Denver
last night to accept position in
local mercantile establishment. Mrs.
Ritter accompanied him.
Colonel l.. Welch of Bloomfield
spent the night in town on his return
from Santa Fe where he attended the
Republican convention.
f. Lechner of lockwood was pas
senger to the Aztec section this morn
ing to attend the funeral of the late
Mrs. Simons of Arizona.
Prof. Clarence j. Smith of Hays,
Kansas was bound for his ranch in
the Lewis section today, where he
plans to spend some time resting.
After visiting awhile with the
Simms at Dulce, Richard II. Harper
spent the night here on his way Law
ton, Oklahoma. He is making the
trip via the Southern.
Mrs. Anne Barnard and son Bruce
Barnard We're up from Shiprock last
night to meet Miss Mary b. Jennings
who arrived from their old home in
Kentucky last night.
Mrs. George r. Simmons, daughter
md son departed for Denver TINS
norning, after spending the summer
in Montezuma county, where they
have real estate interests.
Rev. l.. ". Gunby, the NJ. f. min.
ster now stationed at Pennington
eft for La Veta this morning to shir
his furniture to the ,family's new
home.
-Four eastern women who have beer
enjoying life in the Silverton camr
he past month passed thru Durango
his morning en- route to their re.
spective homes.
Misses Brazil were guests at the
Savoy last night, who were on then
way to Colorado Springs, after spend.
ing the summer in the Aztec vicinity
Miss Hazel Brazil suffered broken
ankle several weeks ago and still
walks with crutches.
Mrs. J. P. Solgny departed for
her home in Oklahoma this morning
lfter three weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Robert Dale of Pendle.
son, New Mexico On the way she
viii make short stay in Denver.
James Conway and daughter pat.
ronized local stores this forenoon.
Snow fell on Mount Lewis in the
'ioo Camp Friday.
Morris Bros. were among the Flo
ida mesa residents giving Otis, Nc
'irr's liberal patronage today.
Mrs. AL. Andrews and Miss Eliza