Semi-weekly herald., 1908-12-10

tn1s afternoon, to be used on the Cit
liens ditch.
Judge Pike and Court Stenographer
Peters came down from Silverton this
morning. The term of district court
was short this time. District Attor.
ney Pulliam returned last night.
M. Clarke, who came In from Edith
to have his eyes treated. went home
this morning.
A. M. Muller went out to his ranch
at Arboles this morning, to stay till
after the holidays.
Mrs. John Dave returned last night
from Lumberton, where she nursed p
d Erwin, the operator there, through
severe Illness, of several weeks du-
ration. Mr.. Erwin is now recovered
and rapidly gaining strength.
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l.. Welsh came up from Bloomfield
last night to get attention for his
dog, who broke his leg recently. The
| animal has been faithful servant
of the family for many years, and
! as the break seemeed to need skilled
attention, Mr.. Welsh brought him to
| town. Colorado would have no need of
| humane society for children and
animals. If every one would follow Mr.
| Welsh's example.
The renovation of the Southern no
tel has just been completed. Every
room in the house has been calso-
mined and woodwork vanished. The
rooms have all been thoroughly clean.
ed and fitted up with nice furniture
and dainty clean curtains. Steam heat
throughout the house.
Senator-elect George West went out
to the ranch this morning. He has
just returned from a trip to Kansas
City where he disposed of a train load
OF cattle at top prices. Mr.. West says
the market is good. He is busy
Strengthening out his affairs IN order
TO be free for his duties in the Colo
rado senate.
T. E. Peterson came up from Ship
rock last night, having completed his
contract on the government buildings
The boys will return with the teams
in a day or two. Mr.. Peterson says
everything is in nice shape. At GER
tain seasons of the year Shiprock is
, a mighty pretty place.
| V. Forester and A. NJ. McBurnett of
DeRoscoe. Tex. came in on last nights
eastern. The gentlemen were guests
of the Strater over night, and left
today for Aztec to look for land. They
will probably be in this section most
of the winter
Rev. Mr.. Finch addressed good
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listened to with very close attention
His subject. Secret Sin, or Rotten to
the Core" made 1t plain that no
church or organization can prosper
that is not clean and where sin is
covered up. There can be no church
conversions If the church stands for
the covering up of sins, and the soon
er this is realized and acted on by
church organizations and the pastors
in charge the better 1t will be. To.
night Mr.. Finch breaches on pet
Sins"
The condition of "Bnl" Doll, who is
at Mercy hospital. is about the same
His brother, Jacob. came in on last
nights eastern to be with Bill during
his Illness.
The annual election and installation
OF officers for lvanhoe Commandery
No. IL, X. T., for the ensuing Templar
year, was held last evening and re.
suited as follows: Emory E. Smiley
Co.; John L. Parsons, Gen.; John w,
| Wingate, C. G.; George Weaver, Pre-
late; George w. Franklin, S. W.; Isai.
ah j. Lyons, ]. w; Samuel s. Sloan
treasurer; Glenn A. Scouton, recorder;
John Perrung, Std. B.: Willard A. Lib
by, Swd. B.; George H. Charlton.
ward; William H. La Count, sentinel.
The marriage of Miss Georgina Lau
rie and Mr.. Alexander Milne takes
place this evening at o'clock at the
Strater hotel.
Mrs. E. c. Terry of wolcott and
daughter, Mrs. Pearl Foster of Lead. |
Vile. came up from Aztec last night, |
where the former has purchased prop |
erty. The ladies stayed over at the
Palace, and left today for Leadyille
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