Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-30

S fi'ttie boche, assistant post
mistress at Pennington, came in on
last nights Red Apple. on a visit to
DR.. and Mrs. DeShazer.
Mrs. Turner and children came in
from Rico Wednesday evening. Thurs
day they left for Aztec, where they
will make their home in the future.
Miss Fannie Pinkstaff was an ar.
rival last night from Flat Rock, III,
. This morning she went to Aztec to
spend three weeks with her brother, s.
o. Pinkstaff.
Mrs. A. L. Drysdale, nee Mabel Nor.
gan. and children, departed today for
her home in Ely, Nevada. Mrs. Drys.
dale has been visiting her parents
here for several months.
The body of Harry Clarke, who died
Monday from the effects of a broken
neckswas taken overland yesterday to
Pendleton. N. M. Funeral took place
there at 10 O'Clock today.
DR.. Lackey returned last evening
from Pennington where he went Wed.
nesday TO assist DR.. Sammons operate
on MI M. Thomas who was in criti.
cal condition from abcess of the liver
Mrs. Robert Patscheck and four chill
dren of Hesperus, departed for Madge.
burg. Germany, where they will visit
relatives until spring Mr. Patscheck
came as far as Durango to see them
off.
The Herald trusts that its many pa
irons enjoyed the Thanksgiving festivi-
ties. And we also trust that no one
was neglected in way of being pro.
vided with plenty to eat and keep them
warm.
Miss Edna Amboid ieft for Denver
this morning where she will enter a
business college. When she left, Miss
Ambold was not sure which school she
would prefer. We wish the young
lady the best of success.
Mrs. George Ditchfeld, Mrs. ]. X
Ball and son, Roland, and A. C.
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spend the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Walker. The latter have a
house party over Sunday.
Earl Faris went TO Mancos this
morning, where he will succeed Gil.
bert T. Cline as manager of the Bauer
bank. Mr.. Faris went over this morn.
ing to familiarize himself with con
ditions before taking charge.
The NJ. Il. church on the north side
is holding protracted meetings. The
services of a good evangelist have
been secured and interesting meetings
are being held daily. Every afternoon
at $3.50 and 1880 in the evening.
Attorney A. M. Edwards arrived
from Pennington last night. He de-
parted today for Santa Fe, to appear
before the board of water commission.
ers, in water case. G. N. Norton
who is interested in ditch enterprises
in Pennington, accompanied him.
c. II. Smith, representing the Scran.
ton Correspondence school, arrived
yesterday from Grand Junction and
will be here few days attending to
business of the school, Mr.. Smith is
an old time newspaper man and has
the "hankering" for newspaper Offices
Mrs. Albert Miller and children, and
sister, Miss Eta Wolfe, left this morn
ing for Wheeler. Ill, where they will
spend the winter with their brother,
H. C. Wolfe. Mrs. Miller came down
from Silverton Tuesday. and spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Wolfe in this city.
Quite numper OF Durango people
and from the Aninas valley enjoyed
Thanksgiving dinner at Trimble
Springs yesterday. Mrs. Day served
specially appetizing meal, also in
the evening. and at night the pavilion
presented a happy scene, the dance
proving the attraction. The day was
surely an enjoyable one for those who
took in Trimble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Crum arrived
from Pennington last evening. on their
;l,honeymoon trip. the ceremony which
made them one, having been perform