Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-02

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Jesse Haller left Sunday morning
or Telluride where he Will enter some
,orses for the 4th of July races.
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Chas. Meyer and his following are
Enjoying the comforts OF the SWEETEST
hotels at the expense OF those Who
TOLL Snap.
Miss Millicent Campbell went to
Denver this morning on visit to some
Of her college friends. She expects to
be absent about week.
Mrs. ]. S. D. Hopkins came down
from Hermosa last night and went to
Hesperus this morning, where she Will
visit Mr.. Hopkins sister. Mrs. Meal
lister, for a few days.
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Alex. Mcintosh and wife of SIl-
verton came in Saturday from trip
to Hot Springs, Ark. They spent !
Sunday in Durango, returning home on
the evening train.
Mrs. Harvey Mccoy and daughter,
Mabel, Of Aztec spent Sunday in Du-
range visiting Mrs. AL Bernard and
Mrs. Norris. Mrs. Mccoy returned
home today.
Mrs. DR.. Hutchinson entertained a
number OF ladies, in honor of her
mother, Mrs. Allerton of Michigan,
last Friday evening at her home on
West Second avenue.
Mrs. Harriet Humphreys. a matron
from the Fort Lewis Indian school.
left this morning on vacation trip TO
her old home at Harper, Kans. She
was accompanied by her son.
Henry Schroeder and wife OF Thomp-
sons park came In on last nights
Southern. Mr.. Schroeder, who is suf.
fering from nervous trouble, went to
Ochsner hospital where an operation
was performed today.
A party OF servants started for
upper Pine river this morning to pre-
pare camp for ]. A. Porter who will
be accompanied by party of friends,
who will arrive from Denver on to-
| nights eastern.
Fl. Legg, of the Pagosa Springs
ITimes-Observer, spent the night in
Durango. He did not call on The Her
aid. and it is Just as well as this office
has little use for dead beats. We've
had experience.
Mrs. Herbert Hustead and son left
this morning for Colorado Springs on
visit to her parents. Mrs. A. Hus-
tead. who has been visiting her son
about three months, returned to her
home in Colorado Springs.
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District Judge M. s. Bailey and
son OF Canon City came in Saturday
evening and went to Pennington to-
day. Judge Bailey was the Populist
and silver party nominee for governor
the same year that Alva Adams ran
on the silver-Republican Democratic |
ticket. The judge is well known
jurist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jackson, daugh- |
ter and Miss Lynda Kellenberger, MIR. |
and Mrs. w. G. White and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hahn came in from the club |
on the Valliceto yesterday, re-
porting an enjoyable weeks outing. !
and John Herr and their |
wives will probably remain at the club
until after the Fourth.
The Goodman Undertaking company
received by express last evening a
bronzed metallic casket, being the fin
est and handsomest to be obtained in
Denver, in which the remains Of the
late Joseph c. Butler were shipped
TO Cincinnati. The casket consisted
OF solid casting with the exception
OF the cover and an idea of its nature
may be gained when we add that It
cost upwards of $1,000.
A. T. Sullenberger Of Pagosa Springs
was in town over night, returning
home this morning. Mr. Sullenberger
says the mill is running about full
force. although not disposing of half
Of the product owing TO the market
being glutted with the product of
Oregon which is being sold in Denver
less than the lumber can be manu-.
factured and shipped to Denver from
this section.
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock the
ceremony which united Mr.. Sam Henry
and Miss Charlotte Townsend in holy
wedlock, was performed by Rev. David
Il. Morell. at the brides residence on
Second avenue. Only immediate
friends of the couple were present,
w. J. Clifford being best man. The
bride was becomingly attired in a
dainty white wash chiffon dress. After
refreshments were served the couple
were driven TO Animas where they
took the train for Silverton. The Her.
aid extends congratulations.
Filings on two new bitches have re-
Gently been made in the recorders
office. One known as the Petty en-
largement of the La Plata ditch-loca-
tors Mary Ann Mushnell and others
will he abouf aighf ,nilae t,,,,, ,,a