Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-28


attending
b. y. Freeman, president of the Col
orado State bank, left for Denver this
morning on a business trip.
II. r. Scouton is back from a trip to
his ranch in the Allison country He
will enjoy Thanksgiving at home.
w. X. Price, superintendent of the
Empire Mining company is in the city
today on business connected with the
mine.
John Wingate is suffering from
badly liberated face-the result or
skin poisoning. Nothing serious. but
disagreeable.
Civii cases are occupying the dis |
trict court this week. The docket is |
about cleared up, ready for adjourn
ment the last OF the week.
Judge Pike this morning set the |
time for the trial of w r. Mason ana |
Joseph vanderweide as the second |
Monday in February-the 10th
The Telluride Journal has no knowl |
edg of the meeting in that city last |
week OF the San Juan District union |
of the Western Federation of Miners
The 9-year-old son OF John Wilson of |
Corte2 was operated upon at Mercy
hospital this morning for rupture by
DR.. Lactey. He is reported getting
along nicely.
c. c. Eddy received a letter Sat
nrday evening from his brother at Ia
coma, Wash. announcing the death
of his father on the 18th Mr. Eddy
was 79 years OF age and will be re
membered by many Durangoites as
ago.
Mrs. Day is preparing to give the
SWEETEST OF swell Thanksgiving din
ners at Trimble. Further comment is
unnecessary. She knows how and
never has a failure
The various grocery houses and
meat markets are making fine displays
of Thanksgiving viands and dainties.
1 turkeys are quoted at from is TO
80 cents now. the lowest for years
Messrs, Wood & Hushen have open
ed meat market in the stand former.
ly occupied by j. p. Soens & Co., next
the Famous. They start out with
good business More evidence OF
hard times
In making your calculations fer
Thanksgiving pleasures don't forget
10 include in the program the fire.
mems ball at Red Men hall 1t will
he the social function of the season
and besides the proceeds will be used
for sick and disabled firemen.
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Quite number of hunting parties
took advantage of the fine weather
yesterday TO go into the country after
the festive cotton-tail and elusive jack
As the bunnies are reported plentiful
in the country district it is presumed
all returned with well filed bags
Robert D. Meldrum. charged with
killing David Lambert at the Tom Boy
mill last week, waived examination be-
fore justice of the peace and was
bound over to the district court in the
sum of $1,000. which he will undoubt
edly be able to furnish.
On account of December llth being
engaged for the next number OF the
lyceum course the masquerade dance
announced for that date will be post
poned and will probably be given the
week following. Definite date will be
announced in due time.
The luckiest mortals in Colorado
are those who, two or three years ago
through force of circumstances. or
otherwise, hung onto their Jobs in this
state and passed up the fabulously
rich Nevada fields. 1t always turns
out that way. says the Telluride Jour
nal.
temporary restraining order was
granted Saturday afternoon by Judge
Pike in chambers prohibiting the
kittimack Leasing company from
erecting tramway across the ground
owned by the Tom Moore Mining com
pany. Final hearing will be had dur
ing the December term of court in
Silverton.
Memorial services OF the b. p. O. f. |
will be held at Red Men hall on Sun
day, December |, at O'Clock p. m, |
at which time splendid program will |
be rendered, which will be published |