Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-30

Eastern. hour and 30 minutes late
Southern on time.
See NathHn's windows for correct
dress.
Charles Houser. the La Plata freight.
er. is In the city.
w. Con Black of Aztec is In our city
on business for day or two.
Quite number of teachers are plan.
ming to take the teachers examination
Dec. II and 18.
Charles e. Spath came In from Az.
tee last night and is staying at the
Palace for few days.
Matt Harmon was an arrival yester.
day from Dolores. He left for busi.
ness trip to Pennington today.
ID. G. Miller, manager of the May
| Day. came in last night from Denver
leaving this morning for Silverton
Mrs. l.. e. Ransom returned to Den
yer this morning, after spending
Thanksgiving week with her parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l. Zeller.
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The members of the Entire Nous
Dancing club hold their annual meet
ing this evening. in the office of the
Local Security company.
Zeke Dobson's "cIodhopper" dance is
one of the features that will be in.
troduced in "The Missouri Girl" at
| Red Men hall tomorrow night
Nothing doing of any special inter
est to the public In district court to
| day. The time has been mainly occu
pied in the hearing of motions.
e. j. Sharp, B. L. Bossemer, and
| Sam Houston, cattle and stock men,
who have been here some time ship
ping their stock, left for Denver to-
| day.
j. T. Walsh of Alamosa and r. L.
Maddox of Aztec came down from a
business trip to Silverton last night
They departed for Pueblo and Denver
| today.
There will be large attendance of
Bayfield, people at Mrs. Edwards fu.
| neral tomorrow. which takes place at
the First Methodist church, at Q
o'clock.
| The Silverton minstrel troupe which
visited Durango last winter, is being
| reorganized and will probably play the
San Juan towns. The boys gave a
first-class performance.
Attorney S. w. Carpenter was over
from Mancos last evening to get some
dental work done. Not legal business
this time. Mr.. Carpenter went home
this morning.
Jacob Fillius, a prominent attorney
of Denver, came In last night, and
went on to Silverton this morning, on
legal business. He was accompanied
by d. c. Hinsdale.
The blind poet, Alfred Castner King
who lost his eyesight in a mine explo-
sion In Ouray In 1891 and has since
devoted his time to literature, will
play flute solo. at each service to-
morrow, in the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Klavon came In
last night from Mancos. This morning
Mrs. Klavon left for St. Louis to visit
her father, w. e. Turley. who was Sc
riously i'll, but on last reports was
little better Mr.. Klavon accompanied
his wife as far as Durango, returning
home on today's Southern.
d. f. Kight returned to Hesperus
this morning. Mrs. Kight was oper-
ated on this week at Ochsner hospital
and is now getting along first rate.
The operation was critical one, and
for day or two Mrs. Kight was very
Ill, but is now past the danger point.
Her mother, Mrs. w. r. Mason. will
remain some time longer.
The Durango high school basket
bail team. who played In Silverton
last night, against the home team,
with their rooters and mascot. came
down on the morning train. The
score was 21 to ~ in favor of Du.
range. There was fair crowd In
attendance, and after the game, they
had a dance.