Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-12

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where they attended court as witness
es in land case. They left for their
respective homes this morning.
Richard Kellar. manager of the EN-.
ma mine at Dunton, who has been In
Durango for couple Of days left for
Denver this morning.
The stork came to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hub Clark yesterday morn
Ing with n baby girl Every one con
cerned is doing nicely.
Fl. N. Timolat, president and man
ager OF the Bullion King Gold Mining
company. came down from Silverton
last night Mr.. Timolat is In town
today.
l.. A. Gillet was an arrival from
Santa Fe yesterday. This morning
Mr.. Giliot went to Pennington on
business connected with the land of.
flee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rieman OF Bay
field, came in on last nights South
ern from Dolores. where they visited
Mrs. Sam Johnson. Mrs. Rieman's sis
ter, and Mrs. Evert Cheely. her daugh.
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Rieman went to
bayfield, today.
Mrs. WIN. Landwehr and daughters,
Misses Lottie and Lucy, departed to-
day for San Diego to spend the winter.
Mrs. Landwehr's health has been poor
for some time. and change of climate
may benefit her. We trust that the
lower altitude may have the desired
effect.
Mrs. Hoyer, mother of Mrs J. j.
Schenck of Allison is visiting here
from Denver. Mr.. Hoyer is an en-
ploye of the Denver Dry Goods com
pany with whom he has been for
many years. Mrs. Hoyer is an ardent
Republican. prominent In Denver po-
litical circles.
Mrs. Kate Sears, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. w. II. Thomp-
son, at Perin's Peak for several
months. left on today's eastern for Des
Moines. Ia, on visit to another
daughter. Mrs. Thompson, who came
down to see her mother off, returned
home today.
| want to see all the members OF
the Baptist church this evening In the
prayer meeting. Rev. A. J. Finch. pas
tor OF Calvary church in Denver has
promised to come the Goth of this
month and assist us in special meet
ings. Mr.. Finch is one of the strong.
est pastors in the state and | want
to use him If possible. Thomas II
Scruggs.
Joe Freed, Jr., who has been as
sisting the county clerk to make the
official canvass, went to Hesperus to-
day. The returns from that precinct
were not properly signed and certified,
and Mr.. Freed went to attend to the
matter. The same was true of the Tiff
fanny returns, and Mr.. Edwards, the
other member of the canvassing board
vert to Tiffany yesterday for a simi.
lar purpose.
Judge Holbrook returned to Alamosa
this morning. He came here to try
the bank cases but owing to the &C
ceptance Of the bid and continuance of
the cases the district attorney and
other lawyers had nothing on hand for
the rest Of the week. otherwise Judge
Holbrook would have remained. Court
therefore took a recess until Monday
to which time the jury was excused.
and on Monday morning Judge Pike
will be home to preside.
William Gibson OF Springbrook. Ont.
is in the city visiting his sisters. Mrs
Ed f. Hill and Mrs. Ovens. Mr.. Glib.
son left home early in September Wis
iting portions OF the northwest. Hav.
ing a sister at Grand Junction, Mrs
A. Mckenzie. and the two in Durango
whom he had not seen for twenty
years. concluded this was the oppor
tune time. Stopping first at Grand
Junction he persuaded Mrs. McKin-
zie to come to Durango with him,
hence there is gladsome reunion
among the four. Mr.. Gibson is de-
lighted with Colorado. At home he
is engaged In the wholesale lumber
business.
One would think the men at the
head Of the Democrat would die OF
shame. 1t is questionable, however.
II they know what shame La. They