Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-11

Mrs. W. L. Chelf of 1gnacio left on
the eastern this morning for visit
to her old home In Kentucky.
Frank Hoover and Art Lennon left
on the eastern this morning for Santa
Fe, on their way to join w. H. Wig
glesworth's party bound for Tucson
Ariz.
Miss Edna Connor. one OF the eff
cient teachers OF La Plata county,
commenced school at La Boea yester
day. Miss Connor taught the school
at Mghtner creek this summer.
G. Lavis OF Devonshire. England
was guest of the Palace last night
Mr.. LAWS went out this morning on
the Southern to Bluff City 10 visit
mis- uncle. He is a long way from
home.
Mary Willis, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. 0. Willis of Pennington, who
is suffering from typhoid fever at Mer'
cy hospital had relapse yesterday
but is improved today. The little girls
condition is not dangerous.
| Thomas H. Kelley. manager of The
May Day and the Almont Gold Mining
and Milling company, operating at
Dunton. returned from trip to Den
yer last night, and went out on the
Southern this morning. bound for the
May Day.
| ]. c. Roberts of Denver and l.. l.,
night from a trip through the Monte
yuma valley. This morning the gen
tlemen departed for Denver. Messrs
Roberts are old friends of District
Attorney George Lane.
| The fire department Is going ahead
with the arrangements for their ball
to be given at Red Men hall Thanks
giving eve. The boys always do things
up in shape and you cant afford 10
miss 1t. Buy ticket and take it in
You will enjoy it, that's sure.
| C. w. Thuringer returned from San
Juan county last night with five OF
the party who left Durango the other
day to look over ditch propositions in
the lower country. The gentlemen
drove out to Florida and Pine river to
day. The rest of the party return
from Aztec tonight.
Manager c. T. Hopkins of the Colo.
RADIO Telephone company went 10 Pa.
gosa Springs this morning. If the deal
should go through and the company
puts in a telephone system, Pagosa
will have made one more step for
ward. A good telephone system means
a great deal to town.
Mrs Della Kight Phelps and son
came up from Pennington last night
and left for Denver this morning to
visit her sister. Mrs. Il. A, Depew
whose little daughter is In a saritarium
in the state capital Mrs. Phelps says
the weather is considerably cooler
here than in Pennington.
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A trunk, handsomely decorated with
MALTA suggesting newlyweds, was un.
tremendously loaded on to The Silver.
ton train this morning, the baggage
man grinning broadly as lie gave il
a final shove. The train boys. and
every one else, for that matter were
on the alert to discover the happy
pair, who proved to be Mr.. and Mrs
w. III. Rambo, who were married yes
terday in Rico. They were on their
way to Sllverton this morning.
The Rt Rev. BENJAMIN Brewster
bishop of this diocese, came in from
Fagosa Springs last night, and after
a pleasant visit with Rev. w. Fl Dog
gett departed for Grand Junction this
morning 10 attend an important meet
ing on caurch matters. From there
Bishop i,rewater will go on to his
home in Glenwood Springs. While in
Durango the bishop appointed Rev
Mr.. Doggctt as archdeacon of south
western Colorado, comprising four
counties. This will give Rev Doggett
charge of all the small towns where
there is no rector. He will preach
two Sundays in the month in Durango
and will visit all the Montezuma val
ley towns as well as Rico and Tellu,
ride.
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