Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16


enger TO La Plata this morning. Mr..
iacon came down to sample our nice
weather.. The wave hadn't struck La
Plata yet. when he left.
Miss Ruth Tlce, who has been stay
ing In Durango for a few days, on
her way home to Pennington after
an absence of about a year. left ON
this mornings Red Apple.
The Animas river continues high.
Cannot even see boulder in the
stream which generally sticks out
| couple Of feet or more
We give another installment of the
premium list in this issue, concluding
tomorrow. The Weekly Herald out
tomorrow will contain the entire list
along with the rules and general in.
| formation.
Joseph Firebaugh left for Denver
today, to return to his studies at Sa-
cred Heart college.
Miss Katherine McDermott was a
passenger to Pueblo today to attend
school at the Loretta academy.
Rev. j. II. d. Hill of the African
| NJ. Il. church left for Boulder this
morning to attend conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gill, Jr., de-
parted for Denver this morning on a
vacation trip of week or two.
| Harry Schrader was a passenger on
the Red Apple this morning to Aztec
and Farmlngton for a weeks vacation.
A. Addington and wife arrived from
La Junta last night and went to the
Montezuma valley today on land bust
ness.
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| William. Ward and Wade Folsom
departed for Eskridge, Kans., this
morning where they will attend school
this term.
Mrs. Vest Day departed for Denver
this morning on visit to her mother,
Mrs Stewart She expects to remain
about three months.
Fred G. Krich was an arrival on
the Southern last night from vis,!
with friends in the MOntezuma valley
departing this morning for his home
in Rush Center. Ia Mr. Krich was 9
guest of the Palace last night
Misses F.. Cornelia, and Margaret
| Firebaugh left via Pueblo this morn.
ing for San Diego. Cal. where they
will spend the next two years. Miss
Cornelia expects to attend the normal
school and Miss Margaret Will enter
the San Diego high school.
ine fourteenth annual convention OF
the fifteenth district of the w. C. #. u
will be held Friday, Sept. II, at the
Methodist church tsout.D. Miss Rose
A. Dawson, the national organizer
Will be in attendance.
Mrs. F. NJ, Quinn. son, F. NJ. Quinn
Jr.. and two daughters, Misses Nettie
and Bessie Quinn of Pennington came
in on last nights Red Apple. This
morning the young ladies departed for
Boulder where they will take nurses
course in the sanatarium Mrs. Quinn
and son. who came as far as Du-
range TO see the girls off. will return
home in the morning.
C. w. Wells, the civil engineer who
spent several months in Durango last
year. examining lands for the govern.
ment TO see II they contained coal,
came In from Denver last night. on
government business.
D.
The masked carnival on the evening
of Oct. | will sure furnish plenty of
fun For four hours. from to l2 the
maskcrs VIII have the floor, or more
strictly speaking, the street Get your
costume and Join in the parade.
John Kellenberger is with us for a
few days after an extended absence
along towns on the ID. & II, G., both
marrow and broad gauge. Mr.. Kellen-
berger says every section has come In
for more or less damage by storms,
but otherwise conditions are generally
good and he still looks for brisk fall
and winter business.
o.
The demand for The Herald increas
es. Last week 81 new names were
added to the daily list. Up to last
night 81 additional names were placed
on the daily list besides four new
weekly subscribers. Again we desire
to remark that II uays IN ho 5anon.