Semi-weekly herald., 1908-02-03
(From Friday'a DaI,yl

tFrom Fridays Dally)
Charles Waters, secretary OF the Sill
verton Miners union. .arried over
nighht here. being enroute home from
Mancos accompanied by his better
half. the latter having been visiting
her mother,
| John l.. Mcneil came Ia from Den.
yer last evening. He will remain a
few days and then hike out to Wash
ington to join the other members of
the commission to examine the mints.
as outlined in The Herald few days
| ago This is the second time Mr.. Nc.
Neil has been thus honored.
The Mothers Congress is held once
| in three years. aud will meet In Wash
ington on March 10. Mrs. Fred T. Du.
| bois, wife of the former senotnr from
| Idaho, is one of the most interested
members of the congress In promoting
| 'hN W'boit VI lht Vi tuc COhh-
try by instructing their mothers
through the medium of the congress-.
President Nathan OF the board OF
trade has appointed L. C. Lightaer.
DR.. A. l.. Davis and Charles Il. Still
ell finance committee. and b. w. Rit-
ter, A. Hahn. II. r. Henderson. DR.. Da.
Wis and w. N. Bagby committee on
membership.
Hahn. the jeweler. Is in the midst OF
moving and there Is well beaten
pathway across the street. The new
store room Is modern In every way and
when Mr., Hahn gets located he will
have an elegant place to do business.
But he has a big job on hand aad II
Will take some days and perhaps weeks
to get moved and everything In shape
Now is good time to obtain an Idea OF
the big line of goods carried.
The deposItors of the crippled Colo
rado State bank at Durango are In re-
ceipt of letter highly complimentary
OF B. N. Freeman. president of the en-
barrassed institution, and expressive OF
the utmost confidence in his honesty
and determination to pay out dollar
for dollar. The letter IL signed by half
dozen of the most prominent bust.
M nd nj a., to-
and is certainly high tribute to the
unfortunate banker.-Telluride Jour.
nal.
The committee representing the de.
positors of the Colorado State bank
and the bank officials will be on nano
at the meeting next Wednesday eve.
ming to explain everything not under.
stood In connection with the signed
agreement. 1t is believed fully 30 per
cent understand the provisions. but 1t
one. hence arrange your dates so you
can be on hand Wednesday night.
Trustees Of Jersey City church
have decided not to call preacher to
, its pulpit after the members had heard
him and decided that his preaching
suited them. The reason given for the
decision at which the trustees have ar.
rived is that the reverend gentleman
has seven children and would probably
find 1t necessary, owing to the cost OF
living. to ask for an increase OF salary
If he were called. Let this be a warn
ing to preachers.
Nearly a dozen years ago when Rev.
Mr.. Grace was stationed at a church
near Denver. Captain Reno was an
active member and worker In the
church and Epworth League. In mem.
ory OF those other days the captain and
his wife will assist In the services at
the First Methodist church on next
Sunday evening, the former preaching
| and the latter singing special mum.
ber. This will be the last service In
| which Mr.. and Mrs. Reno will partici.
pate in Durango. as they start on Mon
day for their new field OF work at
Boulder.