Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-07

through life The Herald Joins in
wishing them all and the best there
Is In store Tor mortals of this mum
dane sphere,
! tF'rom Wednesdays Daily.)
| Mrs. Pulford went down 10 visit
the school in the lower valley this
morning.
| The Trial of Christ will be the
subject at the Christian church tent
meeting tonight
The brave man with chip on his
shoulder will now try to make 1t ap-
pear he is martyr. Bosh.
w H. Galbreath came in from
Juanita last night to visit his family.
He returned this morning,
The Reading club VIII meet with
! Mrs. j. a. Clark at 54i Fifth avenue
Thursday afternoon ut the usual hour.
Joe Jackson has boon given the con.
tract for Installing the heating plant
in the Trlmble Springs hotel 1t
amounts to about 50 600.
Supt w. II. Price OF the Empire
Gold Mining company came down
from the mne last evening and Is
transactlng business in the city tooay.
II, 7 Henderson has so far recov-
cred from the injuries received In the
runaway at Dolores as to he able to
get along with one crutch.
A. Hahn has Just had large cess
pool put in In the rear of the Bruins.
wick. Evidently don't have much faith
| In sewer being constructed anyways
soon.
II. Il. Scouton went out to his ranch
property In the Allison country tails
| morning to look after the construction
| of buildings Getting ready for the
cold. chilly blasts OF winter.
The statement in Denver papers
that Mrs. Joseph Walker was com.
ing to Durango is a mistake. She is
In Denver and will await the arrival
of the remains
GWadieh garyica hold In rho Motho.
| dist church Friday evening at o'clock
| and next Sunday at p. m. Ladies'
society will meet at Mrs. Stroms
| Thursiay at o'clock.
Chas. II. Freeman. former county
clerk of Archuleta county, last night
arrived from Denver where Le Is now
located. He is stopping at the Strater.
Mrs. Jennie Wakelin is remodeling
ond avenue. presumably for rooming
house. Other changes and improve
ments are being added.
/ 5ioWtio att P'hhiAh6 hPPiss@
for s2.25 a sack. They were plentiful
last year at dollar a sack. Surely
the tiller OF the soil has no kick com
ing on the prices paid for products.
| o.
Rev w. l.. MARYLAND went down 10
the lower valley this morning. lie
will make trip through the Indian
reservation and visit many points OF
interest in that locality. He expects
to return Saturday.
The council decided last night to
purchase a Remington typewriter. J.
G. Wilson. the only resident agent
for typewriters. didn't get look In.
Home industry gets ii in the neck
nine times out of ten.
Potatoes are coming into market In
large quantities these days and are
. wholesallng at 80 cents. That's what
the grower who peddles them get. Now
Is the time to lay in winters supply
They will go higher later on.
+ The case OF the People VS.. Lock
charged with larceny Is occupying the
! time OF the district court today. The
E Jury ON the case is composed OF Anton
8 Lechner. John Austin. G. w. Keampf.
g Nelse Nansen, A. j. Anderson. e.
= Holden. sam Campbell. Jack Couch.
John Harmon, s. G. Lohr and Robert
. Elliott. Attorney p. G. Ellis is rep
= resenting the defendant
Q At yesterdays session of she dis
e trict court Judge Pike granted papers
Il OF citizenship to Joseph Krol from
h Austria. Andrew Hamrick from Hun.
d gary. Paul Hove Hanson from Den.