Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-23
lF,rom TUESDAYS pailyl

lfTOm IueeuAyb Dally.)
Officers should treat all alike and
permit no favoritism In this Sunday
business. Or is 1t for election pur-
poses?
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Salazar were
Aztec newlyweds arriving last even
ing. They went to Antonito today
where they will make their home.
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Tom Graden came In on last nights
Southern from Rico. Business trip.
Mr.. Graden will be one of the party
leaving tomorrow for q visit with w.
T. Kirkpatrick on the Vallecito.
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This afternoon Mrs. A. T.. Lund Is
entertaining a number of young ladies
to announce the engagement of her
sister, Miss Mona Russell to DR.. r. G.
Seibert of st. Louis.
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Mrs. VIII Wing. who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Tom Goulding, at
Flora Vista, returned last evening
One of the boys ran rusty nail In
his foot and the wound needed medical
attention.
Miss Lyla Morgan left yesterday for
Junction Creek, where party cha
peroned by Mr.. and Mrs. Barry Sui
Ivan are camping. Miss Morgan ex-
poets to remain a week.
George Goodman says II his wife
doesn't come home soon, that some
things going to happen. He's getting
desperate. George thinks this business
of batching isn't what it's cracked up
to be!
John MacLean, who has been visit
ing his brother, Dan ii. MacLean Of
the local smelter, for a week or two,
and taking in points of interest In this
vicinity. left Tor his home at Victor
today.
The mems reading room in the base
ment of the city library building is
completion. 1t is the In
tention OF the library committee to at
this up as place where men may
smoke. read or discuss the news.
Mrs. DR.. Mclean, who IL on visit
to her parents, MIR. and Mrs. r. Il
Sloan, went to Silverton last evening
to see her sister, Mrs. Arthur Ayres.
who made flying trip to the
city yesterday, returned with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe King came In last
evening from Antonito, and left on this
Southern for Telluride
where they will make their future
home. They were guests over night
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Richardson OF this
city.
Mrs. c. w. Howard was an arrival
On last nights eastern from Trinidad,
where she visited friends for the past
.wo months. She was the guest over
night of Mrs. Pendleton. Mrs. How
ard departed for her home at Rico
oday.
A party consisting of ]. G. Nc
chief dispatcher OF the
Fourth division, ID. 4 r. G.. Mrs. Nc
4aughlin and child. Mrs NJ. e. Vail |
md daughter were arrivals from Ala |
nosa. They are making the circle trip
md went north thin morning.
Mrs. Schalles. Familiarity known as
VA ohuhias went " ioIa tlSla IQlb
to spend a few days with her
laughter. Mrs. Tom Goulding. Grand
ma is 81 years OF age. young In heart
nd active still. A serene and active
Id age Is beautiful and rare.
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DR.. r. G. Seibert, Miss Russell's
ance, is in Silverton with Ben b. Rus
ell, who is attending district court.
Ntnsx l,x o..
ounty B. B. and DR.. Seibert will
rake a trip to Ouray and may come
ack TO Durango by 40-mile reservoir.
he doctor thinks this country is the
reatest ever. So do we.
Misses Bernstetter, Day and Desserh
tayed over night in Durango on their
'ay round the circle. Miss Desserh IL ,
overnor Buchtsl's stenographer. They
ent out on the Southern this morn
". Miss Laura Pauuin Of the CoIo- /