Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-08

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the matrimonial sea be a prosperou
one.
Any one knowing themselves to b
indebted to The Herald who can spar
a nice fat turkey will be conferrinI
a favor by placing It on our back
door steps most any day. or in tim
for Thanksgiving
4 We call attention to the notice stat
ing that district court win meet Nov
$ and adjourn till Nov. Is. Judg,
Pike is improving but the. doctor say.
he win moi be sufficiently recovere,
to hold court next week
George Goodall, national bank exam
iner, who has been In the vicinity fol-
several days. on official business. re
turned last night from trip through
the Montezuma valley, and went TO Az
tee and Pennington today.
Senator John Fl. Poole and Attor
ney John w. Graham. the prominent
Denver attorney, returned yesterda,
from trip to Cortez and continued te
| Denver this morning, The gentlemen
We're in the Montezuma valley on ditch
business.
There was a small fire at the Cath
olic parsonage on the North side this
morning. The fire department was
called out and responded immediately
| putting out the blaze without any diff
ficulty The fire started in the cellar
fiom the furnace. The damage was
| trifling
George Zeigler, Wholesale drug.
gist Of Pueblo. arrived last hight. Mr.
Zeiger is the father of George G.. Zei.
ger. the well known travelling man
who makes his headquarters at the
Strater. Mr.. George Zeiger is here to
| arrenge for the putting in of n whole
sale drug establishment In Durango
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Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Stewart and
family have rented the Fankhauser
residence on West Third avenue and
VIII move In tomorrow, from the Stra.
| Ter where they have bee living since
they came down from The Iaine. Mr.
Stewart is manager of the Valley View
Mining company, operating the Idaho
group in the La Platas
o. c, Shay. the "meanest man in
Mancos," called on The Herald this
morning and we went him one better
MIR. Shay was in the city over night
He says his section is jogging along
in fine shape. the Mancos valley being
one of the garden spots of this south.
west section. TO all OF which we must
agree.
f.. A. Titus Is now, barring acct
dents, married man, having attained
his new dignity at 10 o'clock this
morning, the ceremony being perform.
ed in Denver, on the morning of Nov
4. Mr.. and Mrs. Titus, on their re.
turn, will occupy the Goodman resi-.
dence on Second avenue, across the
from the public library.
T E. Peterson is resting oomforta
hly today. DR.. Haggart thinks he will
b strong enough for an operation by
the middle of next week. Mr.. Peter.
son Is suffering from complication
of disease-bo,h peritonitis and appen.
dicitis, this being the third attack.
We are glad to know of Mr.. Peterson's
improvement
Miss Ella Kavanaugh. who is on a
vacation trip for her health is now
in Oregon, having reached Portland
some days ago She expects TO spend
some time in Salem, If the climate
suits her. So far she has been bene.
flied very little and will probably try
Arizona. We trust Miss Kavanaugh
will soon find suitable location
where she may recover her health.
Through the morning paper we are
informed that Geo. J. KindeIl will be
in Durango on the evening of Nov.
1G and address our people on the sub.
ject of freight rates. Mr.. Kindell has
devoted his energies In this direction
for many years and is undoubtedly
the best posted of any man in the
state and 1t will be well for our people
to hear him.
]. f. Heston OF the Thiel Detective
Service company came In from Den
yer last night and went up to Silver
ton this morning, the district attorney
going up on the same train. Isn't that
a combination for you? The sinners
in this section had better brace up
for there's something doing. He's
ton'll get you III you don't watch
out!" The Thiel Detective Service
company operates under three flags
United States, Canada and Old Mexico
with offices In fifteen large cities in
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