Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-02

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. LOST--Lower parsel set of teeth
our teeth in front, two on each side
Retsrn to Herald. Reward.
J. NJ Bartlett, who has bss2 in
Pennington for few weeks loSleaag
around, arrived on last nights Red
Apple and departed for his home in
Canon City today.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G.. White. Mr.. and
Mrs B. N. Freeman, Senator John
Poole and Sam Shoemaker returned
last evening from a trip to Pueblo Bo-
nito aud Shiprock.
william W. Grafflin was an arrival
from Rico last night. with load OF
ore. and is staying over in Durango
for day or two. Mr.. Grafflin says
he may decide to locate here.
Mrs Joe Watson and Mrs. Emma
Curtis came down from Silverton last
evening to have their eyes treated.
They will return on the evening train.
The ladies were guests of the Palace.
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Charles Hanson, who accompanied
the remains of his father, Christian
hanson, the wellknown pioneer, who
died at Pueblo recently, to Durango
for burial, left for his home in Den
yer this morning.
Mrs. Fred Godfrey and baby who
have been visiting relatives In Du-
range this week from Alamosa. went
down on the Red Apple this morning
10 Flora Vista on visit to Mrs. God
frey's sister, Mrs. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Cobb will arrive
from Denver on the evening train. to
take possession of the Silliman store
In North Durango, which Mr.. Cobb
purchased short time ago. Durango
Is pleased to welcome two good citi-
zens.
Dr. Lee passed on to Dolores and
turn TO Durango on Monday, going TO
Ilermosa Monday night, and returning
for the fourth quarterly conference at
Durango either Tuesday or Wednes
day evening.
Rev r. U. Waldraven, presiding
elder of the Durango district of the
Methodist Episcopal church tSouth),
was an arrival from Pennington last
night This morning he went to Man
cos to attend the quarterly meeting
held in that city today
Mrs. II. e. Liebelt, daughter Elsie
and son Charles, came down from
Silverton last night where they have
been living, and departed for Denver
this morning to join Mr.. Liebelt, who
IS now in Cheyenne. wyo.. but will
meet his family in Denver
DIR, N. II. Lee. superintendent of the
Rio Grande district of the Methodist
Episcopal church, was In Durango last
night and preached beautiful sermon
at. the First M. E. church. Rev. Mr..
Pierce of Castle Rock. Colo, and Pas
tors Crozier and Turnbull of Durango
also participated in the service.
Mrs. ]. F. Bell, the Aztec milliner,
was in Durango over night to meet the
representative from the Armstrong
Miller firm of Denver on business.
The lady returned home this morning
Mrs, Bells son, Clyde, attended the
high school last year and made an
excellent record. At present the young
man is working at the Savoy.
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Frank B. Allen, the prominent hotel
man, who also does a rushing livery
business In Pennington. took time
enough from his various interests to
make the trip TO Durango last night.
Mr. Allen is a great booster for his
home town and an ardent supporter of
any measure that will tend to bring
San Juan county to the front. He
says that real estate sales around
Harrington amounted to $4,000 dur
ing the month of July. and many trans
fers are pending. At least 200 car
loads of apples will be shipped from
Pennington this fall.
In another column appears the no
tice that Miss Nettie Townsend will
open public stenographer's office in
the Century building next Monday.
This will be boon to the men en-
gagged in various enterprises who do
not employ a stenographer regularly,
but are at times in pressing need of
expert work. There are many ste
nographers who are rapid, but do not
have the necessary training in idio
matte and correct English which men
involved in large interests sometimes
require. Accuracy and attention toI
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