Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-03

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morning they left for Dolores TO visit
their son for few weeks. Mir. and
Mrs Martison stayed over at the Pal.
ace over night.
4 Mr. and Mrs. win Nickel. who were
in the city for day or two from Pa
eosa Springs. returned home yester-
day. overland They said the roads
are good, but It's cold trip on ac.
count OF the high wind.
John Fl. Steinle came in from Man.
cos last night and is In the city to.
day to make arrangements for the
rebuilding OF his mill. which was de.
stroyed by FIRE about three weeks
ago. Mr.. steinle is registered at the
PaIace.
Miss Mamie Hill. until recently an
cmploye of the Indian agency at Dulce
N NJ, departed for San Diego, Cal,
this morning on visit with friends
Miss Hill has been In town the past
three weeks as the guest OF Miss
Lucy Croker.
| X. Il. Kirk, brotherin-lnw. aud Mrs.
Myra and Mrs, Sadie Morgan, both
sisters of the late AL Grant, were
arrivals from Denver last evening to
look after matters pertaining to the
estate OF deceased. They will proba
bly, be here several days.
Monday night, interrupted as he was
| trying TO force an entrance TO II Grand
junction store. a burglar took shot
at policeman, the ball striking and
| badly denting the officers star Just
| over his heart. The officer returned
the fire wounding the burglar. but the
latter made his escape.
Society" johnson, who has been in
the city for couple of days. study.
Ing our assortment of spring weather.
departed for a sunnier cline today.
Mr.. Johnson thinks he prefers Farm
ington ms steady residence, since
he Is partial to warm climate. BY
the way he has another name! Al
the bottom of a check he signs It
W. NJ.
Postmaster A. NJ. Reed OF Silverion
ls spending the day in DDurango. He
was among the Silverton contingent
taking in the Odd Fellow anniversary
at Pennington, remaining over unti
last night when he landed In Durango
Mr.. Reed has been somewhat under
the weather the past few weeks with
bad cold and the changeable weather
does not help IT, Mr.. Reed returns
home on the evening train.
The TrImble school held their grad
uating exercises yesterday. There
was a splendid program in which all
of the pupils Of the school took part,
the musical numbers being especially
good Miss Elsie Freed was organist.
County Superintendent Mrs Pulford
presented the diplomas TO the three
eighth grade graduates. Grace Freed
Merle Bovee and John Harris. with up
propriate remarks. The house was
| crowded to the doors.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bonny CHASER were
returning passengers last night from
California where they put in the best
part of the winter, leaving Durango
the first OF January. The past three
weeks they were in Denver. Mr.. Gla-
ser says the same kind OF weather
prevails in Denver and other sections
of the country and that Durango has
| nothing to complain of. While Call.
fornia is all right to spend few
months Mr.. Glaser says he would not
| like to live there the year round. He
is moving into his residence today and
will get comfortably settled the com
| Ing week.
| This is the season of the year when
the system Graves change from the
heavy winter diet. AS blood purifier
the dandelion is unequaled. Taken In
the form OF green's, applied internally
no better spring medicine is on the
market. Any one looking for dande
lion green's Is respectfully requested
to examine the assortment In Joe
Clark's front yard, next door to Billy
Pickerill's residence at Brookside
Prices reasonable. Entire assortment
offered at bargain. The complete
stock will he disposed OF to the per
son agreeing to dig up same. Go
early and avoid the rush.
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