Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-14

tomorrow afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. j. J. Nicholas. $50 Sixth avenue
Mrs. j. c. o'Nell, wife of Express
Agent o'Neill OF the local office, ar
rived from Grand junction last even
ing via Telluride.
b b. Russell came down from sll.
verton this morning md went on to
Pagosa Springs. Expects TO return
Friday or Saturday.
j $. Hatcher who has been busy
with shipments OF sheep for the past
several days, we1t out to Pagosa
Springs this morning.
L. II. Taylor, travelling auditor of
the Colorado Telephone company.
spent yesterday in the city checking
up accounts in the local office
District Judge ]. r. McFie and other
court officials arrived last evening
from Santa Fe and went down to Az
tee this morning. where he will con
yene court tomorrow morning.
Rev. w. l.. Mhrkland. who has had
charge of the Baptist church here
for the past year, departed this morn
ing for California via Denver He Will
remain on the coast for some time
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w. L. Sheppard from Joplin. Mo. is
occupying the ,SsisenbeFger house, at
the corner of Third avenue and Sew
enth street. He brought two carloads
Of furniture with him and is moving in
today.
1t looked like an excursion occasion
ON the red apple line this morning.
Court officials and others Interested In
the session of the district court at
Aztec went down and made a good
sized train load
p. II. Wilcox. father of Mrs. Thomas
OF Pennington and grandfather of
Harry Thomas Mrs, Mckinney and
MIS- McLaren of this city, departed
for his home at Fort Collins this morn
ing. He is 81 years of age and as spry
as a youth of 25.
News comes from Silverton that
George Tabor blacksmith and an old
timer there, was taken TO the Silver
ton hospital last evening suffering
from stroke of paralysis He is
helpless and the chances for his re-
covery are small.
p. s. Taylor, who recently bought
the Sleeth ranch. about three miles up
the valley. has taken possession. His
family. however. will not be over for
couple Of weeks. Mr. Taylor's in
tention is to go In for fruit raising. He
was for years horticultural inspector
il the Montezuma valley. He is very
well pleased with his purchase and in
tends to make a money maker of 1t.
Frank L. Dodge and his wife were
arrivals last evening in Telluride and
are here today. Frank has been out
OF this territory in business for him
self for several years, but has recent
ly taken his old road position with
Struby- -Estabrook of Denver. and will
have his headquarters at Durango.
Franks sister Is the wife OF Charles
=. Coslett, a former grocer OF Tellu-
ride, now living in California. All OF
the residents of a decade ago viii!
remember him and be glad to see him
working in this territory again.-Tellu-
ride Journal.
At st. Columba's bazaar at Red Men
was the baby show. and there were
many contestants for the honor of
being designated the handsomest baby
IA the crowd The judges. Messrs.
Conroy, Couson and Nye evidently did
not believe in the saying that all
babies look alike. Jacob Fritz was
awarded the first prize and Alexus
Rodgers the second for boys. For the
girls Mae II. Ives carried OF the covet-
ed prize. with Mary Lotus second.
It was hardly fair to select Charley
Conroy as Judge. II he ever runs
for office again the mother OF every
baby who didn't get the prize will
work tooth and toe nail to defeat him.