Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-19

be in Washington April 20. 1903. at 2
D. m.
tFrom Saturdays Daily)
w. II. Stewart cnme in from Denver
last night 10 accept position as car
repairer on this division of the d. Il
r. G.
Mrs, Emma George is home again
from Denver where she served as
clerk of the appropriation committee
Of the Colorado legislature.
George Hennlng came down from
Siiyerton this morning on business.
Mr. Henning is n relative OF Mrs X.
Benson. owner OF the Oxford.
George hampton was a returning
passenger from Denver on last nights
eastern. Mr.. hampton continued to
his home In Pennington this morn
Ing.
ihe meeting nj the court mouse
last evening was a flzzle so far as tke
rank and file OF citizens go. But the
extra session Is an affliction We must
bear.
Marion White came in from Max.
well City yesterday and departed for
Riverside. N. M, today. Mr.. White
expects to remain In San Juan county
about n month.
Jack Munroe was passenger to
Pueblo this morning In response 10
telegram Informing him OF the se-
rlous illness of his sister. Mrs. Hugh
Burnside. formerly OF this city
Mrs. w. F. Thomasson and children
arrived from Tucumcnri, N. NJ, last
night They departed to Mancos to-
day to Join Mr.. Thomasson. going on
later to the oil fields at Bluff City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Meyer arrived
last night from Farwell. Tex. ON their
way to Laplata. N. NJ. to visit friends,
They registered at the Southern last
night, and departed on this mornings
Red Apple.
w. s. Wallace has sent fifty pounds
of beet seed to the First National
bank at Pennington to be distributed
among farmers In that section who
Will take an interest In ascertaining
the value of the sugar beet.
Miss Georgia Wakefield came In on
last nights eastern from Virginia
where she spent the winter visiting
friends. Miss Wakefield WINS the guest
OF the Palace last night and left for
her home in Aztec this morning.
p. N. Pattison and son. Junior, de.
parted for Denver this morning. Mr.
Pattison went on business with the
telephone company. and Junior to see
his grandfather. quite an event the
first time a small boy travels without
his mother.
Yesterday was cleanup day ut
Grand Junction. As yet no such move
In Durango. Guess the women will
have to take the Initiative. Suppose
they get busy and while cleaning up
see II some OF the unsightly good for
nothing shacks cannot be removed.
Word has been received from Rev.
W. s. Crozier OF Des Molnes. Ia. ths
new pastor OF the Presbyterian church,
that he Is detained at home on &C
count OF sickness. and will arrive in
Durango next Thursday evening. Rev.
Crozier was expected on last nights
train.
Henry Ambold came down from
Hermosa on this mornings train. Nj,
Ambold has about recovered from his
! accident OF some weeks ago. but IL
! sill dependent upon crutches to keep
, his weight from the injured limb. For
so active man as Mr.. Ambold. the
confinement has proved irksoms.
/ Miss Emsllne Jensen. teacher OF Ian
, gauges in the Durango high school.
! left for Delta on today's Southern. Ia
spenc couple OF days with her sis
? tor. Mrs. S. e. Moon. who leaves on
Tuesday for her home in Benxa Msts
0 ka. Africa. Mr.. Moon IL president q
a training school for African mission
aries located at Benza Meteka. Ar
aud Mrs. Moon came home for VI
1. raffo0 Mr. Mnru raftrotaa ~ ASpl~s