Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-08

o. H. Patterson, formerly OF Du-
range. but for the past two years a
resident Of Silverton, has accepted q
position in Chicago and will leave for
that place with his wife.
Miss Bernie Koehler. recently with
the Gold King company at Silverton,
has purchased the postoffice bookstore
and will take personal charge. Here
is wishing you success.
This should be campaign of facts
and the more voters study the issues
the more they will be convinced Re
publicanism should prevail both in
La Plata county, the state and ma
tion.
Misses Fay Arlington Of Pennington
and Edith King of this city came down
from Silverton on the morning train
after a few days visit with friends.
Miss Arlington will be the guest of
the latter here for a week or two.
| Begins to look as though this editor
will have to depend on his friends If
he enjoys roast Of venison this year
as the fair and pioneer meeting has
left so much work that 1t will not be
possible to chase the nimble deer over
the hills.
Miss Marian Harwood, one of the
bridesmaids at the Raynolds-B s-Balster
wedding last month, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. l.. C. Jakway since,
left for her home In Chama this morn.
ing. Miss Harwood will stay over a
few days in Ignacio on the way.
Harry l.. Murray, prohibition candi.
date for governor of Colorado, will
speak In Durango Saturday evening
OF this week. spending Sunday with
us and speaking again at Bayfield, Mon
day morning. Mr.. Murray is said to
be an entertaining talker and no doubt
will be greeted by good audience.
Charles II. Raymond, who has been
visiting his brothers, Geo. N. and s.
w. Raymond. the past six weeks. left
for his home at Lyons. Colo. this
morning. Mr.. Raymond is In poor
health and while he improved the first
two weeks In Durango, he returns In
about the same condition as when he
came.
Mrs. c. s. Casad left this morning
for Kansas City. accompanying her
husbands mother. Mrs. Casad, who
has been visiting the Casad boys in
Durango and Silverton the past three
months. Being quite well along In
years 1t was thought best for the old
lady to have company and again, 1t
Will be a pleasant trip at this time OF
the year for the first named.
S. W. Raymond and Andy Chitwood
left this morning for Pueblo where
they were called to serve on the
United States petit jury. And when
Uncle Sam says come" it means
business. Just how long they will
, be absent depends on the number OF
cases to be disposed Of. or course
they will take In Denver before re.
turning.
Mrs. Leora c. Dunlap and children
returned to Pagosa Springs this morn.
Ing after attending the fair and espe.
cially the pioneers meeting. Mrs.
Dunlap is Judge Caldwell's daughter
She spoke of the fair as a big sue.
cess and said that the pioneers had
had the time of their lives at the re.
cent gathering. Mrs. Dunlap also ex
, pi essed great regret that her parents
had been unable to attend.
: A. Anheier, who visited all the sur.
rounding fairs. including the Labor
day celebration at Ouray, and the
fairs at Montrose. Delta and Grand
junction. says the Durango fair eclips-
ed them In every respect. both in at.
tendance, excellence of program and
splendid feeling among the visitors.
He says there was more money in
circulation last week than at any of
the fairs.
GOING DOWN THE
LINE JUST THE SAME