Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-22
From saturdays Daily.

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Fred Balcom, the candy Kid" is
doing local merchants today.
q. A. Gearhart of Buffalo is here In
the interests OF lyceum course.
Miss Mary Spear OF Fort Lewis was
home bound passenger this morning
DIR. H. ]. Ochsner was called to Ce-
dar Hill today. He returns tonight
]. T.. I.eFountaIn, commercial man
from Seattle, is registered at the Sa
voy.
H. A. Simmons, prominent Tellu.
ride mining man is registered nj the
strater.
Joe and Bob Prewitt were among
those also bound for Pennington this
morning.
Miss Mowry left for Cortez this
morning to spend Thanksgiving with
her parents.
Superintendent Werner with bunch
OF utes is attending the Old Timers
reunion at Boulder.
Frank Grebbles and wife Of Silyerton
were through passengers to Denver on
this mornings eastern.
Porter Doggett, the bright G-year-old
son of Rev Doggett. is confined to
the house with chickenpox
Miss NJ. T. Chandler was an arrival
from Pennington this morning. She
continued east this morning
Mre. Maude Swift went up to the
May Day mine this morning TO spend
a few days with her sister.
o.
Ed Fiant came down from Silver
ton last night to look after some coal
contracts. He returns home tonight
Rev. Mr. Doggett will hold services
In Mancos tomorrow morning and Cor
tez In the evening He left this morn,
ing.
Mrs. Frank West is in from Tiffany
to remain some weeks. possibly all
winter and will give Instructions in
china painting.
John Bell of Bells Spur is down on
business trip. The simple life is all
town frequently enough.
j. 8. d. Hopkins came down from
the ranch this morning. He left on
the Southern for Hesperus to look
after his mercantile interests.
]. J. Zlnk of Loup City, Neb., and
]. C. Thompson of Dawson, n. NJ. went
over to the Montezuma valley this
morning TO look for a location.
Mrs. Nossaman and daughter, Miss
Ruth. of Pagosa Springs have been
in Durango the past two days on a
shopping expedition They returned
home this morning.
Mrs. 7. A. Kerr, whose husband is
one of La Plata county's wealthiest
farmers, is spending the day In Du.
range. Our local merchants receive
the lions share of the Kerr purchases
T.. ID Daniels, Parsons genial drug
clerk, went down to his Cedar Hill
ranch this morning. He took his rifle
along so If bear wishes to pose as
target he can accommodate him.
DR.. Turrells stork left a twelve
pound boy at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Ireland yesterday. Here's
hoping the young man may become as
competent electrician as his father
Mr.. and Mrs. George label of Par
sons. Kans., have been guests of the
Palace the past few days. This morn
ing they went TO Ignacio to spend
few days with Mr. labels brother.
The Palace looks lonesome Why?
Shorty Krapft. who has been the
genial and accommodating clerk there
for some time, has severed his con.
nection with the hotel. He leaves for
the east the first of next week. Good
success to you, shorty"
very happy couple, Jeff Sease and
bride, were Pennington bound passen-
gers this morning. They were married
IN Dolores Wednesday. The past two
days they have been the guests OF the
Savoy. Both are well known In this
section. The Herald joins with their
many friends in extending congratula.