Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-02

o. S. Galbreath will go to Silverton
during the Labor day celebration to
capture class of palefaces for the
local lodge of Red Men. Numerous
requests have come from that place
for an organizer and 1t is stated that
a class of fifty can easily be secured.
Miss May Andrew, who has been
visiting the family of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
VI Andrew the past two weeks. left
for her home at Ouray this morning.
she will spend today at Trimble
Springs, going to Silverton on the
evening train and from there home
by stage.
Mrs. Emma NJ. Wadsworth, state
president OF the Colorado Rebeccah as
sembly vii arrive this evening over
the Southern and the local Rebeccahs
Will hold a special meeting at Odd
Ferows' hall tonight to receive her.
All members of the order are request
cd to be present.
The Montezuma county fair will be
held this year on the 9th. 10th and
| 1th of October, a week intervening
| between the closing of the Durango
tair and the beginning of the Monte
yuma county fair. This will give
plenty of time for those who so desire
to transfer exhibits.
| Agent Brown says he could have
sold good many tickets to Silverton
Yesterday and this morning, but the
| sale of the excursion rate doessDot be-
gin until tomorrow morning. People
| special leaves Durango at S:15 tomor-
row. Monday the train will leave on
| the regular scheduled time-6:45.
| The Herald is the only paper in
Durango publishing live telegraphfc
news, The alleged morning sheet-a
newspaper-fakes its dispatches from
Chicago and New York papers. And
Judging from the staleness of some
items published, the dispatches must
be taken from European papers three
to four weeks old.
The Rev. DIR. Spencer of Kansas
City who is to occupy the pulpit of the
First Methodist church tomorrow
morning and evening and address the
Sunday school and Epworth league is
one of the strong men of the Methodist
church. He comes this way en- route
to Grand Junction where the Colorado
Conference meets next week.
A letter received from Adair Wilson
states that he is very much improved
and that Mrs. Wilson and the daugh
ter are we'll They will be located al
Willets, about 140 miles north of SAT-
Francisco, for the next four weeks
They will probably return to Durango
some time in October The judges
many friends will be pleased to learn
hat his trip has improved his health
so much.
While in Durango the other day C
S. Bailey informed a Herald repre-
sentative that Aztec merchants intend
ed closing up one day and coming tC
Durango in body to take in the fair
Mr. Bailey said the Aztec people want
I'd to show their appreciation of the
way Durango turned out for the 4tt
of July celebration.
Durango's line up for the game at
Silverton tomorrow follows: Pitcher
Hubbard or Stanley; catcher, Hughes
first base, Anheier; second base, Wa
iers; third base, Timothy: shortstop
Young; right field. Bill Springer; cen
ter field Mel Springer: left field, Her
rick. Stanley is in good form and SC
is Hubbard and Springer and eithe.
one in the box will give Silverton a
| tHuSt lOT tnelT money.
Mrs Morris Stein returned last ev-
ening after an absence of six weeks
having visited Kansas City, st. Louis
and Chicago in search of the latest in
ladies' wear and in the millinery line
especially While in Chicago she Sc
cured the services of an expert mil
liner, Miss Sadie Ray Bunker who ac-
eompanied her and in very short
time will have the millinery depart
hent in the new quarters and ready
for inspection.
Line up of the Durango football
team for the game at Silverton: Left
end, Peters: right end, b. Otis; left
tackle, Moore; right tackle, Houke;
left guard, Godfry; right guard. r.
Buchanan; center, Adrianson; quarter
back. Mclean, Stevens; left halfback
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