Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10

Miss e. L. Norway was an arrival
from Pueblo last evening on visit
to La Plata county friends.
A. L. Nathan returned last evening
from trip to Chicago and New York
City, where he went to purchase the
newest and latest in gentlemen's fur
nishings for his Durango customers.
Miss Winter, milliner for l.
Kruschke. returned last evening from
trip east, where she purchased the
latest in hats for Durango patrons.
Mrs. J. e. McCarty and sons. Willie :
and Ed, were arrivals last evening
from Pennington. They left on to-
days eastern for Boulder where the
boys will enter the state university.
They graduated last year from the
Pennington high school.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Haberman,
Misses Caroline and Clara and Louis
Jr.. were arrivals from Rico last even
ing. They left on today's eastern for
Boulder where Miss Caroline will en-
ter the state university and her broth
er and sister will attend the high
school. Mrs. Haberman expects to
remain during the school term. Mr..
Haberman will stay until they are To-
Gated.
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Miss Maryiu Hartman of Aztec,
Judge Hartman's daughter, came In on
| last nights train from Denver, whers
she visited friends for some time. Misa
| Hartman also spent some delightful
weeks in the Black Hills of South
Dakota. She had intended to enter
the Chicago College of Oratory this
fall, but her health would not permit
at present. The young lady left for
her Aztec home this morning.
Miss Grace Everett of st. Louis and
New York city is about to organize
classes in dancing and physical cul.
ture. Miss Everett is well qualified to
teach the above subjects since she
was a pupil and later an assistant Of
the famous Prof. ]. Fletcher Rivers
of New York city. The classes will
be exclusive and children's classes a
specially. Miss Everett, who is &C
companied by her mother, will occupy
1850 third avenue this winter. Watch
for further announcements.
A party of five came in last evening
from Odessa, Mo-, and left on today's
Southern for Lebanon in the Monte.
yuma valley. Mrs. C. A. Gilbert says
If she likes 1t at Lebanon she will To-
cate there. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Drys-
dale are also land seekers, looking
for permanent location. After visit.
ing Lebanon they expect to take a
trip through Texas and Old Mexico
before returning to Odessa Mr. and
Mrs. s. A. Phlegar are YortAg to Le-
banon where they are Ping Mo the
hotel business.
Miss Della Crowder Miller of Bloom.
ington. Ind, the reader and impersona-
tor, who will delight her hearers next
Thursday evening at the North Side
Methodist church, arrived on last
nights eastern. This morning she
went to Pennington where she will
give recital this evening. The Val.
paraiso Vidette says of Miss MHeS:7
work: Her conception of the differ.
ent characters was exhibited in a re-
markable degree of ability and dem.
onstrated much natural talent. She
is the personification of personal mag
netism a genius In the art of expires.
sion, and excels in her profession. /"
Mr.. Samuel Turpin, the represents
tive of the great American Shropshire
sheep breeding establishment of Con.
cord, Mich, is In the city for a day or
two, arriving this morning via Sill
verton. 1t is quite likely that Mr.. L.
s. Dunham. the head of this large
establishment is known to some of
our readers. his stock having not only
an American but foreign reputation
Mr.. Turpin says that we ought to have
I three times as many sheep in this
state as we have. and that while there
is a little depression now in wool It
fs only temporary, and as soon as cleo
tion is settled wool is bound to go up
He admits the climate of Colorado is
very much superior to that Of Michi
gan.
George Tucker is home again from a
trip to Del Norte where he visited
his parents. Mr.. Tucker says that Del
Norte is improving and that the peo-
pie are confident that they will have
a railroad through there before long.
They think 1t will come from Pueblo,
through South Fork and then to Pa.
gosa. Greed is very dull just now.
| They are working only 126 man in.