Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-20

DAY and Friday Beginning Monda,
two weeks of teachers' Institute. Then
school. Vacation days are surely wan
Ing. and with them the kids liberty 1,
drawing to an end.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Miller left OF
today's eastern for Portland, Me.
where they expect to remain until mex
spring. Mrs. Miller liz daughter O
Henry Freed. brother OF Joe Freed
Jr.. Of the Animas valley.
Invitations are out for the marriage
OF Miss Nina Ednn Balster, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, +. s. Balste. OF this
city. to Mr.. Russell Peter Reynolds or
Wednesday evening. September 0, al
o'clock at the Presbyterian church
Chas. II. Raymond, brother of q
w. and Geo. N. Raymond CT The Her
aid, came in from Lyons, Colo, last
night, having sufficiently recovered
TO leave the hospital. although In a
weak condition. He Will remain a
few days.
Charles Schultz. son of Mr.. and Mrs
IL. Schultz of this city, who spent his
vacation with his parents, left OH to-
days Southern for the Leland Stanford
university at Palo Alto. Cal, whore
he Will continue his studies this win.
ter.
J. p. Lowell returned home this aft.
ernoon. MIR. Lowell is taking an nc.
tive interest In the fair and especially
the live stock portion. and is mainly
instrumental in pushing the barbecue
proposition to the front. A dozen Low.
ellis VIII make the fair boom.
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Mrs. J. Adams and nieces. Misses
Whisenant and Grow, were arrivals
from Rico last evening. This morning
the young ladies' departed for their
homes in Denver. Mrs. Adams will
remain as the guest of Mrs. b. Co
sarty for about week.
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A cordial Invitation is given to all
persons Interested In the subjects to
be presented at the teachers institute
10 attend the sessions. Music. litera.
ture and domestic science will be of
general interest, while the pedagogy
and psychology should concern all
mothers.
Mrs. 4. T.sA- Kerr and Mrs. Jaxfe
Brown, school girl friend, who Is
visiting her, drove down from Her
mosa last evening. This morning thew
went out on the Red Apple bound for
Flora Vista. where they will spend a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred How
ard. They win also visit friends in
Farmington before returning.
The institute committee will be full
force during the session. Mrs. Birdie
Mcconnell, county superintendent of
Archuleta, and president of the COM
mittee will be here The county su-
perintendent of San Juan, Mrs. Jesse
Harwood, the institute treasurer, also
expects to attend. Mrs. Pulford Is the
secretary.
Mrs. +. II. Wagner, who has been
visiting Mrs. J. G. Spargo and mother,
Mrs. Sanders, for a week or two, left
for her home at Mancos this morning.
Mrs. Sanders and granddaughter, Ruth
Spargo, returned with Mrs. Wagner
for visit. Mrs. Sanders also expects
to spend few days with ars. George
Cheescboro.
Mrs. Frank Hon, who has been visit
ing her brother. U. G. McJunkin Of
this city. for a couple OF weeks, re-
turned home this morning. Mrs. Hoff
was called to Pennington suddenly on
account Of an accident. Her husband
fell from a building yesterday and
broke a couple of ribs. but is not
thought to be otherwise injured MT
Hon is carpenter and was at work
when the accident happened.
Mrs. j. s. Lord was an arrival on
last nights eastern from Falls City
Neb. where her husband Is county
treasurer. Mrs. Lord stayed over In
Durango to see her niece, Mrs. Pal
Dougherty. This morning abe con
tinued her journey to Richardson
Utah, where she will visit her sister
| Mrs. T. Branson, whom she has moi
seen for thirty-flve years. Mrs. Lord
expects 10 be absent about month
| Mrs. G. Il. Spath and Miss Randall
of Aztec accompanied Mrs. Barnett
and the Misses Wright OF Hereford
Texas. who have been visiting then
for about five weeks, to Durango las
evening. Miss Randall went to Den
yer for vacation trip and the visitor
left for their Texas home this morn
ing. Mrs. Spath went back to Axte
on today's southbound. Mrs. Bal
nett. one OF tho Texans, thinks thi