Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-26

nal. 1t requiring three one-enEine
trains. two two-engine trains and one
three-engine train to haul one days
freight into Telluride with twenty
cars of freight that could not Be
handled untn the following day.
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Mrs. j. A. McCrimmon and children
came down from Silverton today and
continued to Littleton. where Mr.. Nc
Crtmmon Is In the mercantile busi.
ness.
Rev. John Hay left for Aztec this
morning. where he will preach TONIGHT
and Sunday morning. returning to Du.
range Sunday afternoon In time for
evening service in woodman hall.
Willet Brown, the Pennington mer.
chant. was an arrival on last nights
train from the lower country. Mr.,
| Brown says he notices considerable
| difference In the temperature In Du-
range and at Pennington It is much
colder here. He went to Hesperus
today on business
Mr.. and Mr.. Frederick C. Gilbert
entertained at dinner on Thursday ev.
ening. the event being their eighth
wedding anniversary. Covers were
laid for Rev. and Mrs. Walton Dog.
gett, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kaufman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George White. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Eldredge. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Egan and the host and hostess
Mrs. ]. V, Martinez, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. II. W. Pollard Of this
city for couple of days, returned to
her home at Pagosa Springs after
three weeks absence. During the trip
Mrs. Martinez visited her daughter,
Mrs. Gervais. who is well known here,
and now resident of Telluride. She
also spent some time with another
daughter, Mrs. Fitten In Denver.
A woman who is unmarried won
first choice In the Rosebud land draw.
Ing. 1t should be unnecessary for
her to go single much longer. Her
drawing is said to be very valuable.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Stewart of Glad.
stone passed through this morning on
their way to Yzabal, Old Mexico, where
Mr.. Stewart will go into the hotel husi
ness. Mrs. Stewart was formerly Miss
Maud Grebles. Fred Greble's daugh-
ter.
AT IL o'clock today T. j. Cummings.
working at the smelter. was run over
by Stag pot truck. While no bones
were broken SO far as we have been
able to ascertain, one leg was very
badly bruised. The man was taken
to his home and DIR. Hasgart called
to administer to his sufferings.
Senator Horace DeLong of Grand
Junction, passed through to Silver
ton last evening where he addressed
the citizens OF that place and will
hold another meeting In San Juan
county tonight. Senator DeLong Is a
pleasant gentleman to meet. does not
indulge in abuse In his campaign ar
guments. but rather presents solid
facts and the voters should hear him.
C.. e. Moore Of the Sparks Moore
Mercantile company of Pagosa Springs
was an arrival last evening from
trip through southern Idaho. Mr..
Moore went to Pagosa today where
he will remain several days on bust
ness connected with the firm. The
latter's plans for branching out In a
large department store are well un-
der way. Mr.. Moore also intends to
build number Of houses for renting.
II conditions are favorable.
The Democrat is worried about the
part Charles A. johnson is taking In
the campaign and the matter he is
furnishing The Herald. We will say
that Mr.. johnson was given the facts
and drew number Of the affidavits
appearing In The Herald. and the ques-
tion OF whether Mr.. Johnson and The
Herald are or are not on intimate
terms. has nothing to do with the dirty
work Of the Democrat and the out
rageous work of Sheriff Clarke in be-
ing party to the Nichols affidavit and
Clarke's protection Of tho Animas val
ley Joint. Clarke's published card
convicts him in several ways. Only
facts have appeared In Tho Herald
and SO plain to voters that no attempt
is made to deny them.
At 7:10 this morning on the way
to his store, !. Zeller, the well known
jeweler. was suddenly stricken with
paralysis and fell on the sidewalk In
front OF Harry Jackson's. A carriage
and doctor were hurriedly summoned
and Mr.. Zeller was taken home. 'rhe
entire right side was found to be para-
lyzed and for some time the sufferer
was speechless. Later he spoke to
DR.. Barnes, the attending physician,
and at 10 o'clock this morning tele-
gram was sent to Mrs Zeller, who Is In
Denver. that he was better. At noon
the patient was not SO well. but this
afternoon seems much better. He IL
able to talk and has some use Of his
injured side. AS we go to press he
is sleeping.
Edwin A. ChuLb. father OF Mrs. Rob
ert Buchanan. who was very Ill yes