Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-28
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ing members.
DR.. G. N. Potts carried away the
handsome .meerschaum pipe on exhibi-
tion at the Brunswick. and Doc Is as
proud of 1t as little boy would he
of red wagon.
taken to the Goodman undertaking
parlors upon the arrival of the South
ern train last evening. The funeral
will take place tomorrow.
A. r. Mollette returned from Dem
yer last evening over the Southern,
accompanied by Mrs. Mollette and the
children who have been visiting
friends at Montrose for several weeks.
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A party of young people. led by the
Misses Ethel Jamison and Ethel Jay.
surprised Miss Ella Wertin at her
home on Fourth avenue last evening
and the evening proved a delightful
one.
The Democrats linotype became
overheated last night setting up eulo-
gies of George West, the Democratic
nominee for state senator. land Days
fulsome praise will have to go over a
few days. ~
j. M. Gamsby departed this morn
ing over the Southern with $4,000
young trout which he will distribute in
Leopard and Alder creeks and other
streams tributary to the San Miguel
river. Piacervflle will be the distrib.
uting point.
McCaw Bros. will furnish the fresh
| meat for the barbecue given by the
fair association. There will be 2,70C
pounds furnished and 1t will be fancy
beef and mutton as McCaw Bros
handle prime stuff. Come and invite
your friends.
Head Clerk C. v. Benson will ac
company Head Consul Boak to the
Woodmen log rolling next Wednesday
While Judge Benson is the candidate
for lieutenant governor on the Re
| publican ticket his visit will not be ot
a political nature.
| The sympathy of host of friends &c
out to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barber IL
the loss of the baby born yesterday
It's sad affliction and parents know
how to sympathize with them. The!
trust that the mother will soon re
cover from ner serious illness.
The train from the east did not ar
rive until 6 this morning, the delay
taking place at Cucharas Junction
where the freight wreck took place da,
| before yesterday as recorded in. oul
telegraph dispatches Major Randolph
says it was sight to behold. M
| AS we go to press we receive knowl
edge of at least eight more drills nov
on the way to the Bluff oil fields
| where already there are several a.
work, and three wells of oil. The
rapid progress being made in pros
pecting this territory is gratifying
and shows that in few months there
will be genuine oil boom down there
I-Cortez Journal. %
Quite a number of social affairs
have been on the past week In honor
of Miss Bessie Lake, one of them
being linen shower given yesterday
| afternoon by Miss Edna Ambold which
was attended by Miss Winnie Roberts
Miss Ethel Sheets, Miss Sadie McDev
lit. Miss Mary Bell. Miss Marian Har
wood. Mrs. Du Praw, the hostess
Miss Edna Ambold. and the guest Of
honor, Miss Bessie Lake.
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The party given at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Dixon last even.
in gin honor of their son. Harry, and
Paul Peterson was thoroughly enjoy
ed by the young people in attendance.
Dancing and other amusements were
| indulged in. Of course including deli
cious refreshments: Those attending
were: Mary Harris. Reginald Bacon,
Olivia Stevens, Geo. Robertson, Kath.
rine Wall. Goulding Houk, Marguerite
Parsons, Richard Lane. Marguerite
Jackson. Paul Jakway. Ethel Berndt,
Ernest Fankhouser. Emma Fankhous.
er. May Spargo. Albert Mcconnell
Helen and Harry Dixon.
THE OPTIMISTIC SMILE. "