Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-14

and had plenty OF venison in camp
one of the camp men having landed
u large buck which was fat as butter
Mrs. Il. Limpert of Lake City and
Mrs. J. Palmer of Cortez came in from
Lake City last evening. They left for
Cortez this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Gibbs CT Mount
Vernon. la, returned home this morn
ing after a brief visit with Mr.. Gibbs
brother, A. J. Gibbs
Mr. Hatcher, former sheriff OF Ar
chuleta county, was in from La Boca
today. Mr. Hatcher Is now one OF
La Bocas most prosperous farmers.
Recent news from Mrs. Ellen Gal
lotti is that she may return this fall
While she is enjoying her visit In her
old home. Winfield. Kans.. she is home
sick for Durango.
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E. A. Weassel, the courteous Collier
collector, has been in the city for
several days in the interest of the
company he represents He left on
this mornings eastern,
tion of the children of school age OF
La Plata county have been very graft
flying. Thus far not one case has
hecn turned over to the commission
ers.
Mr. and Mrs NJ Hurley of Sllverton
left for Il few days stay in Chama
this morning Mr.. Hurley's mother,
whose Illness we noted yesterday, is
about the same today. The doctors
hold out little hope for her recovery.
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County Superintendent Mrs. Pulford
reports the school at Tiffany as crowd
ed AS soon as the new building is
completed two teachers will be EN-
ployed. The work on the bank build
ing and Mr.. Linebarger's new resi-
dence is progressing very rapidly.
Mrs. Dora C. White was a passen-
ger to Denver this morning. where
she will meet her daughter from Wich-
ita, Kans. After visiting together for
two weeks Mrs. White will return to
Durango and her daughter will go on
to Seattle, Wash. She will make her
future home in that city
Deputy County Clerk Otton says,
Judging from the limited number of
marriage licenses they have been call
ed upon TO issue of late. that Durango
offers splendid opening for mat,
rimonial agency The early frost re
ported by the weather bureau may
have blighted many partially develop
ed matrimonial intentions.
We understand r. II. Tulley. bust
ness manager of the Democrat, Is
down with typhoid fever. We trust
the attack win be mild and that he
will be up and able to attend to bust.
ness by the last of the month In
times OF sickness and trouble all DIFF
ferences are overlooked at this shop
and The family can command us at
any time
The Herald leads in the matter of
| news along every line. We have a
| etc. We could save considerable
| money by neelecting the local news
| and using the shears for telegraph
| news, hui we prefer the appreciation
of our patrons OF course the increas
ed expense is quite an item but the
way subscribers keep coming in In
| dicates they readily recognize the diff
ference
| Il. S. Clements has concluded that
Durango looks too good to think of
leaving for the northwest as he
thought of doing early in the spring
and accordingly, has secured a suite
of rooms in the Century building and
opened law office. OF course about
every one in La Plata county is either
acquainted or knows OF Judge Glen.
ents who SO faithfully and ably pre-.
sided over the county court two years,
His legal ability is unqnestioned and
being perfectly reliable should drop
into nice line OF business. The Judge
is confident Durango is going to have
a new railroad and a greatly increased
population which largely accounts for
his desire to remain among us, all OF
which is pleasing to our people.
WANTED, AN APPRENTICE.
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