Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-18

his headquarters in that city. Octobe
goth Mr.. Wagner Is to wed Miss Heller
KimDall OF Ouray. The Herald ex
tends congratulations In advance.
J. C. Neal of Allison is in town OF
business.
Ed Rossiter is home from visit
to Salt Lake.
! Those good Roosevelt Republicans
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rodecker. have 8
new son at their house.
DIR. Barnes stork left fine boy at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Anseth on
Fifth avenue yesterday.
Mrs. Ernest Feichtinger returned
from two months visit In the cas-,
last night. Mrs. Feichtinger visited
her parents in Omaha and her hus-
bands parents in Des Moines.
Ernest Wetter is erecting a building
on the vacant lot between his meat
market and the Hassan Bros. store.
When completed one part OF the build.
ing will be occupied by the Christoper
restaurant and TIE other part by the
Alexander barber shop.
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Sorry to relate that after all the
preparations of the local railway cm-
pioyes the d. n II. q. officials failed
TO materialize last evening. having
continued on TO Denver from SaIida
instead of coming this way over the
narrow gauge. having an important
meeting to attend A special trip will
be made over the Fourth division in
the near future.
Otto Mears and Roadmaster John
Grady with about one hundred men
and twelve cars of supplies and ma
chlnery. left over the Southern last
night to open that road to Telluride
They expect to begin work at Trout
lake. Mr. Mears did not state how
long he thought IL would take to com
p|eie The work but now that AIR. Mears
Is In charge every one feels certain
that trains will he running through
by the last Of the month
Many Durango people will be pain.
ed to learn of the Illness of Miss Edith
Rawlins. II viii be remembered that
she graduated from the Durango high
school Two years ago with class hon.
ors In September of The same year
she entered Boulder university. There
she was equally distinguished for her
mental attainments Last spring, Just
a week before the school year closed,
she suffered complete physical col.
lapse. She was taken to the home of
her married sister in Laramie, Wyo.,
where she is still is. While there
is some improvement In her condition
she Is far from being In good health.
ing ner studies for at least year.
Miss Edith Is great favorite with
Durango people and all will sympa-
thize with her in this misfortune that
mas befallen her
Frank Barnes is rnlly posted on the
business methods of the sharp end of
tack. as vide the following from the
Telluride Journal: This morning
when Frank W. Barnes was walking
along in front of DR.. Rothwelrs office
he stepped on n large tack which
was lying on the sidewalk with the
business end up. Mr.. Barnes being
heavy man the force of his footstep
thrust the tack clear through the sole
of the shoe and into the foot. He
was unable TO extract II and limped
along on one foot TO the Journal office
where large pair of pincers was se-
cured and the offending tack removed
considerable force being necessary.
Mr.. Barnes sat for a few minutes and
when about to leave was surprised
to see quite a quantity of blood on
the floor which had oozed out through
the hole in the shoe. showing that
the wound made by the tack must
have been a bad one. Frank then
proceeded to the hotel to seek medi.
cal relief. The tack was about an
inch long and just the head stuck
out through the sole of the shoe SO
that nearly half an inch of 1t had
pierced the foot"
LOWRY SERMONS.