Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-16
| band has reort.nised.

band has reortantzed.
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o. L. Smallwood and wife were |,
from the ranch and stayed over nigh
TO see Mrs. Smallwood's mother OF
for home at Embudo. N. M. The oil,
Lady expects to close up her AFFAIR,
there and return here to make hel
home as soon as she can.
A Mexican who had his arm broker
above the elbow while riding the
range at Monticello. Utah, three days
ago. rode to Dolores and had the arm
dressed and come in to Durango yes
terday and left this morning for his
home at Espanola.
The Merry Widow" hat ia comins
in for plenty Of advertising, and now
that a minister. Rev Anton Kuhla of
st. Mary's Roman Catholic church.
Kansas City. Kan. has placed limit
OF two feet from brim to brim on all
Merry Widow headgear entering the
church. 1t means a still greater run
for the famous hat.
The Rev. DR.. Essert returned from
bayfield, yesterday where he had Just
closed very successful meeting in
which there were rs converts.
He went on short visit to silvertop
this morning and will return TO Du.
range In time to participate in the
program at the Epworth League social
on Friday evening and to spend next
Sunday with the First Methodist
church, preaching at II a. m. and Civ.
Ing an Easter address at 8 D. IN.
The Epworth League of the First
Methodist church will give self
denial social OF the parsonage on Fri.
day evening Of this week. An inter.
esting program of music and recIta-
tion will be given, refreshments of
Ice cream, cake and coffee win be
served and general good time is an
ticipated. Young and old as well as
those Of middle life are most cordially
invited Self-denial Offering taken
and refreshments at 10c to Csc.
Pierce brothers came up from the
ranch at Cedar Hill for supplies and
hurried back this morning, saving
they would have to let work on their
new house go for the present and get
in the crops. They could live in the
second story of tent until the crops
were in and build the house after
wards. They used to be coal miners,
then restaurant men, but now they
have got to be sure-thing men.
The Women of Woodcraft were sur.
prised by the Woodmen of the World
at their lodge room last night while
holding lodge. The Woodmen had ar
ranged a nice little program OF enter
tainment, consisting of songs and
music and Ice cream and cake. Flor
ence O'Driscol's orchestra rendered
several selections before the time for
the Ice cream. and after Refreshments
had been served. Prof. Feichtinger's
orchestra rendered number Of selec-
tions, all of which were highly appre-
ciated by the members. 1t was a late
hour when the meeting broke up.
The Florida Mesa Gun club was
promised a setting Of Chinese pheas-
ant eggs from the state game warden
and is looking daily for the arrival OF
the eggs. G. w. Spencer. has a hen
ready for the eggs and has her setting
on glass egg. He is afraid II the
eggs don't come pretty soon that the
hen win hatch out a china closet,
which will further add to his troubles.
The gun club also has arranged to
get thirty dozen eggs from Oregon.
and this will make fine start toward
stocking the Florida mesa with the
birds.
District Clerk John Meuser has re-
@Ci'No q A1ttti iiohl lhC mt
tion department at Washington In
forming him that applicants for nat
uralization must be residents of the
county in which application is made,
otherwise the department would take
no ccgnizancs Of the applications.
Heretofore It has been considered suf-
ncient that an applicant be a resident
of the district" which might be In
tsrpreted very broadly or narrowly.
according to the notions of the offic-
ials before whom the applications
were made.
"Ladisa Night" at the Durango club
brought out large attendance last
evening. the rooms presenting an an
imated appearance for several hours.
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