Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-26

etc. AIRS. sam Siodn Is
slso east and is loading up in the mil
Iinery line and the Graden People
win be well fixed for the fail and
winter trade. Nothing like being on
he spot and picking out just what is
for the trade of uds south
west section.
X. w. Simpson was an arrival from
Canon Callegos, N. NJ. last night. to
spend a few days in Durango.
Miss Lottie Folsom came in Sat
urday evening from Pagosa Springs
where she attended teachers institute.
Mrs, VIII Wigglesworth and daugb
ter, Vera, went to Denver this morn
ing, to have the little girls face treat
ed
District Attorney Alexander Read
came in last night from TERRA Amar-
lila, and went to Aztec this morning
on official business.
II. J. Teller and wife of Grand juno
tion spent Sunday in Durango. eontinu-
ing around the circle this morning
Just vacation trip.
Senator George West and wife, and
son, left for Tiffany this morning, 60
ing on later to the ranch near Pagosa
Springs. Mr. West was going on bust
ness and Mrs. West for the outing.
S. w. Raymond, who spent the best
part OF the past ten days in town
looking after The Herald during the
absence of Geo N. Raymond, returned
to the ranch Saturday and will now
get busy with delayed work.
Mrs. p. A. Stark and sister, Mrs. j..
w. Wrigley of Factoryville. Pa, came
In from the Florida Saturday to spend
the week end with Mrs. A. E. Knapp
Mrs. Wrigley has been visiting her
sister for about month.
o.
County Superintendent Mrs. Pulford
left for Pagosa Springs today to at.
lend the teachers institute at that
place Mrs, James schyver of ALI
son went out with her for few
days outing.
r. j. Dalzell, state inspector OF
mines, came in from Denver last night
and Went out over the Southern this
morning. Mr.. Dalzell expects to re-
turn in about a week He is on an
official trip.
Mrs. G. Fl. Mclean, who has been
here visiting her parents and relatives
for few days, left for Denver this
morning to join her husband, to ac.
company him to Chicago. DR.. and
Mrs. Mclean are now located in Lara
mic
N. r. Cooke Will not be homeless
much longer. Mrs. Cooke and Miss
Marie, will leave Salt Lake where they
are spending the summer with Frank
and family, Sept. A. arriving in Du-
range in time for the young lady to
commence school. which starts on
Sept 9TH this year.
Sheriff Clarke and Marshal McCart.
ney 'raided poker room conducted by
Manuel Lopez over the Office saloon
Saturday night about III O'Clock. Nine
arrests were made, seven being en-.
gagged in the national game. Up to
3 this afternoon District Attorney Lane
mad not filed informations, but is ex.
pected to do so before the close Of
the day.
MIR, and Mrs. C. d. Hoyer of Den
Yer have decided to cast their lot
with the good people of the Allison
section, Mrs. Hoyer arriving Satur.
day evening while Mr.. Hoyer landed
later with a car OF goods. Mr.. Hoyer
was floor manager for the Denver
Dry Goods company many years. They
have a ranch about three-quarters Of
a mile from the town of Allison, ad
Joining their son-in-law. Mr.. Schlacks
The entertainment given by Frank
lin Pierce Jolly, under the auspices
of the Epworth league was the attrac
ton at the Methodist church Saturday
evening. In neat Introductory speech
Rev. w. &C. Bennett pointed out how
perfectly Mr. Jolly's name fitted the
mana happy combination OF wisdom,
dlscernment and fun. Jolly Good
Luck" was the title of his lecture.
With this he gave several impersona-
tions, an exhibition In ventriloQuism,
The Herald acknowledges a pleas
ant call this morning from s. F. Reno
secretary of the Colorado State Fair
association, of Pueblo. Mr. Reno is
making tour of this southwest sec
ton interesting the people in making
fruit and agricultural displays at the
fair which win be held during the
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