Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-28

letl mere early III tus bulunleI-
c. L. Herr. w, A. Parry, w. S.
Pickerill and John Herr left this morn
ing on a duck hunting expedition in
the neighborhood of Dulce. n. NJ.
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John Rollins was brought down from
silverton this morning suffering from
rheumatism and taken to mercy hos
pital for treatment.
Henry. the infant son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. AdoIph Pruess died yesterday aft
ernoon. The funeral was held from
the residence. 5il Third street at 2;3o
this afternoon.
John Morlock is displaying a hand
some line OF furniture and invites pro
spective buyers to visit his store
which is filled with all kinds OF bar
gains.
Prof Louis werker returned last
evening from a three months sojourn
ia Germany. He had most enjoy
able trip and gained twenty-five
pounds during his absence.
A. p Camp and o. +. Boyle returned
last evening from duck hunting trip
out near Dulce, n, NJ. The hunt was
very successful, both bringing in we'll
'hlled bags.
Organizer j. H. Spelts OF the Broth
frhood OF Railway Carmen, last night
organized local OF that order, The
membership includes those employed
ii rouudhouses. repair shops, etc.
Geo. S. Hood and family came up
rom Pennington yesterday ana de
parted for Mississippi this morning.
Mr.. Hood having disposed OF his hold
ngs in the Pennington country. where
le has resided for a number of years.
Capt. and Mrs. j. l.. Reno OF the Sal
sation Army, departed this moraing
Tor Glenwood Springs via Telluride
md Grand junction for couple Of
weeks rest aud recreation.
G. r. Waters. secretary of the Sill
serton miners union, last night or
sanized local branch of the West
ern Federation Of Miners. with Wm.
Oegenhardt as president and p. n.
Iansen as secretary treasurer.
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Mr. c. W. Hutchson received a
letter last evening from his old home
at Dunkirk. N. Y, announcing the
leath of his mother who died October
18th. A telegram was sent him the
day of her death but the dispatch has
not yet been received.
G, b. Harbaugh went TO Silverton
last evening, where he has accented
a position with the Silverton Supply
company. Grace is one of the best
bakers in the southwest, and will sup
ply toothsome dainties for the Sill
vertonians
Mr. John Little father-ln-law of C.
+. Werner, Indian agent at ienacio,
died at that place Monday. Under
taken George Goodman went out ana
prepared the body for shipment and
il was shipped yesterday to Portage,
Wis. for burial, Mr.. and Mrs. Werner
accompanying.
Four hundred boxes of apples were
gathered from the Cotton ranch about
three miles upon the valley this fall.
This. with 5000 worth Of small fruit
sold earlier In the season, makes a
pretty good showing. Apples are ap-
pies this year, You know
The stock panic in New York nor
the fact that Il few trust companies,
whose principal business is stock job
bing on depostors money, doesn't af-
feet the west financially. but it is
rather hard for the depositors. many
cf whom lost their savings in the
crash
Barker Hannah. brother of the late
Robert Hannah. accompanied by his
son and daughter-in.law. departed for
their Iowa home this morning. They
came the long journey on a sad mis-
sion and the parting at the depot this
morning was an affecting scene.
On November 23 civil service exam
nations will be held for postal clerks
aud carriers. Applications must be in
the hands of Mrs. Anna NJ. Hammond
before the closing of business on No
vomber IA. The necessary blanks can
be obtained at the postoffce.
MIR. and Mrs. David Johnson Rev.
w. l.. Markland and Miss d. NJ. Rob.
inson of New Albian, who is visiting
Mr. and Mrs Johnson raturnpd last