Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-18

| road to recovery. The good care and
nursing he had brought him through.
Fred Pierce Went down to the ranch
| near Cedar Hill this morning
Joe Smith, who has been courting
this week. returned to his home at
Elco this morning.
The weather man says snow tonight,
but don't believe him until you see
it falling Fair tomorrow
| DIR. W. w. McEwen went out to his
Allison ranch this morning Wants to
get things fixed up before snow flies
Mrs. C. c. Wright returned from
Denver last night, where she went to
attend the marriage of one of her lady
friends
B. Glaser came down from Silver
ton this morning He has disposed of
his clothing store and will remain in
Durango this winter
Dick Simpson returned this morning
to his trading post at Canon Gallegos,
after spending a couple OF days in
the city stocking up.
Sam Wall has the largest variety of
fine, beautiful Navajo blankets ever
displayed in this city. He doesn't
handle the cheap kind.
Johnny Bawden. city clerk of Sill
verton passed through this morning
on route to Denver. where he will
spend a couple of weeks
Skeet. the Chinaman, was this morn
ing sentenced by Judge Pike to serve
u term of not less than three nor more
than four years in the penitentiary
Frank Grady, clerk in the road
masters office at Chama, is spending
"A few days visiting his parents here
and taking in the grand bazaar at
Red Men hall.
Ambition TO lead in financial bust |
ness. political or social circles has
been the causes of many downfall |
for men and woman since the begin
ng OF mankind.
Alex Reed, district attorney from
New Mexico, came up from Aztec last
'yening, where he was attending dis |
trict court There was but one Grim
nal case on the docket there and his |
abors are finished for this term. He
will remain here and assist Russell |
K Reese in the defense of Santiago |
Gardunia, whose trial is one in the
district court today. The jury panel
was completed yesterday afternoon
and is as follows: Henry Ives. j. J. |
Nicholson, Sam Campbell, G. w.
Kaempf C. NJ. Hendrickson. Fred |
Greathouse, F. w. Wilkerson. Herman
Blum. S. G. Lohr John Harmon, Rob
ort Elliott. Patrick Quinn.
Mrs. Arthur Ford came down from
Telluride last evening and will go
mp on this evenings Silverton traia to
Lockwood to visit her parents, Mr and
Mrs. John Nary
The funeral of B. A Taft at Silver
ton this morning was one of the larg
est ever witnessed there. Pioneers
from different parts of the san Juan
we're in attendance.
Remember the Swedish meeting to-
night, and also next Sunday at p. m.
The Sewing society will meet at Mrs
Swanson's tomorrow night at s o'clock
All Seandinavians invited.
The way of the transgressor is hard
p. A. Lilly got his Just deserts at /
Telluride this morning. Judge Shackle-
ford used good judgment in not giving
him the benefit of the courts elem
ency.
Miss Edith McGregor fell on the
cellar steps at her home between |
Fourth and Fifth streets last night and |
suffered severe cut on the knee.
Or. Ochsner dressed the wound which
is not considered serious.
John Kislingbury left this morning
for Telluride, where he expects TO
remain this winter if he can stand the
climate. If not he will return to Du-
Tango and perhaps go to California
and go into the fruit raising business.
Interest in the bazaar at Red Men
hall increases each day and the large
dancing hall is not adequate to ac-
comodate those who attend for the
purpose of tripping the light fantastic
Tomorrow night win witness the clos
ing of the festivities and nothing will
remain but the counting OF the net