Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16

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ppear to be any special damage.
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Miss Bertha Patterson returned last |
vening from lengthy trip to the
cattle exposition. and California.
BE sure and remember the entertain
nent to be given at Woodmen hall this
vening by the Woodcrnft lodge. There !
yill be choice refreshments and AMI n
eresting program--all for 15 cents.
Miss May Wallace left this morning |
or Lawrence, Kans. where she has
.haree OF the science work in the high
chooi Miss Wallace spent the sum
ner with friends in and around Du-
sngo.
]. o. Campbell left for Colorado
Springs today 10 visit his wife and
laughter. who spent the summer in
he northwest. returning just in time
or Miss Millicent to take mp her stud
es in Colorado college.
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Miss Lota Todd Is expected to ar
rive this evening from Denver whore
she graduated this past June. The
young lady has accepted the Lowell
school on Pine river and will com
mence teaching there next week.
Attorney w. X. James and daughter,
who have been here for few days
departed for their home In St, Joseph
Mo, this morning Mr.. James was
here on business
A. NJ. Anheier went out to Ala
most this morning to attend the fair.
Mr.. Anheier will do some advertising
for the Colorado-New Mexico Fair as
sociation on the trip.
DR.. ]. d. DeShazer and family, in
c1uding the Misses Locke. went out on
the Southern this morning, bound for
the upper La Plata where they will
camp for few weeks.
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Rev. T. r. Frazier, until recently
pastor Of the Methodist church
(South) of this city. and wife, depart
ed this morning for Saguache, Colo,
where Rev. Frazier has accepted a
charge. We wish them the best Of
success In their new home.
Mrs. E. A. Chubb and sister, Miss
Lucille Markley were passengers to
Pennington this morning to visit rela-
tives. The ladies will go by train to
Aztec and drive the rest OF the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chubb moved recently
from Allison to Durango. and Miss
Markley is visiting her from Clifton
Springs, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. SweltZer and
children were passengers to Denver.
Mr.. Sweitzer Is acting forest super.
visor for this district, hut has been
called In the Denver office for about
six weeks Mrs. Sweitzer and the
children will divide their time up be
tween Longmont, where her mother
lives and Denver.
DIR. ]. w. Greene left for Farming
ton this morning. where he has made
to locate and open a
dentists office. Pennington people
will find DIR. Greene very efficient In
his line of business. He leaves Du.
range after having established the rep
utation OF being first-class workman
We wish him success.
A smooth forger Is reported to have
gotten In his work to the extent of
two or three dollars last week. pass
Ing checks alleged to have been signed
by w. H. Doyle of the Cumberland
mine. The forgery was not discovered
until yesterday when IL was found the
bird had flown. having been seen, 1t
Is reported. at Alamosa Sunday. Off
GERS have been notified throughout the
state and no efforts spared to bring
him back.
Attorney Chas. A. Johnson received
a telegram this morning from his son,
Charles. Jr., who went out yesterday
to Denver. saying that the eastern re.
at Osier all night on account
OF freight wreck. and reached Ala
mosa at 6:10 this morning. They
transferred Immediately to the narrow
gauge for Denver by way of Salida.
Judge Chas. d. Hayt, who has been
in the city the past few days In con,
nection with the formation of the Flo
rida Mesa Irrigation district. departed
for Denver this morning, expecting to
stop over at Alamosa and take In the
Pioneer gathering. Judge Hayt says
that while there was opposition to the
formation of the irrigation district, II
does not detract from the value of
lands. He says this southwest country
Is bound to progress.
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