Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-24

tHt guests OF lHe fdldct. Jdch WIS
delegate to the judicial and sena-
torial conventions.
Hood & Ames have leased the va
cant lot on the northwest corner of
Ninth street and Second avenue for a
storage place for their stock of monu-
ments. which they expect in short
time.
A. r. Mollette. our next district at
torney. was a Denver passenger this
morning and thence to Paonia where
he meets his wife. VIII be home Fri
day night and then for an active can.
vass.
The Montezuma delegation to the
senatorial and judicial conventions,
returned home this morning with the
exception of w. ]. Miller who, with
his wife, are remaining over a day
or two. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Morris.
Miss Edith Young was a Farming.
ton bound passenger this morning,
where she will represent this paper at
the fair and tell Herald readers about
that growing section. Returning she
will stop a day or SO at Aztec and
at both places will bill and boom the
Durango fair.
The Morning Democrat gave the fol.
lowing account Of the Democratic sen.
atorial convention and its nominee,
George West:
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II. Rachofsky of the Famous is with
us again. returning last evening after
an extended eastern visit, taking in
Chicago and New York where he spent
much time purchasing line of the
latest for men and women. and the dis
play of new goods is already attract.
ing favorable attention. Mr.. Rachof-
sky bought goods on the belief that
the fall and winter season will be
hummer
Quite a bunch Of Silverton people
came down this morning ard took the
train for Pennington where they will
remain most of the week Among the
number were Col. B. B. Calvin, Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Koehler, Squire"
Watson. wife and daughter, Jos. Borde.
leau, H. r. Bowling. Mrs w. H.
Crooke, Mrs. A. L. Cotton, Mrs. Car
michael, Mrs. Gobel and two or three
others whose names we could not OBJ
tain.
While in Denver last week we had
the pleasure of meeting Mrs. Steineger
and her daughter, Miss Cloa, at the
Hotel Brasie, which Mrs. Steineger has
leased for term of years. The hotel
is located on Sixteenth street opposite
the Kitridge building, over Sells store,
and contains rooms ensuite and single,
nicely furnished and provided with all
modern conveniences. When you visit
Denver Mrs. Steineger will be pleased
to see the people of this southwest sec
ton and will make it pleasant for
them.
Reverend and Mrs. Doggett and Lit
tie Porter went to Pennington this
morning to visit the fair, Mr.. Doggett
holding services while there. He re.
turned from Glenwood Springs on Sat
urday. and reports a fine meeting of
the clergy of western Colorado. There
were excellent discussions and inspir-
ing services. Mr.. Doggett's sugges.
tions in regard to canonical law for
this new jurisdiction, were adopted,
and Bishop Knight appointed him ex.
amining chaplain for candidates for
the ministry. Next Sunday the Pres
byterians and Episcopalians will hold
union services at st. Marks in the
morning and at the Presbyterian
church at night. The Rt. Rev. Edward
j. Knight, bishop of western Colorado,
will visit st. Marks for confirmation
on October 11th.
The Woodmen of the World held
very interesting meeting last night
and there was large attendance. Ten
applications were received and acted
upon. The drill team, with its new
uniforms. put on the new work of the
protection degree and 1t was splen.
didly done. 1t was the second time the
team had appeared on the floor in the
new work and they went at 1t like
veterans. The old work was beautiful,
but the new is big improvement. The
missed treat last night
for sure. Next Monday night will be
the last rehearsal before the big do
ms Wednesday night. We predict
hat Head Consul Boak will be pleas.
antly surprised at the work done by
Special Organizer Cressey and neigh.
Dors of the camp. Everybody is talk.