Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-08

Social dance at Red Men hall this
evening Take 1t In.
DIR. H. C. Lefurgey is in the city
from Dolores.
Regular Saturday night dance this
evening in Red Men hall.
NJ Z. Gaze and J. Y. vittum return.
ed 10 Glsn-C Colorado this morning after
few days In the city.
Mrs. Hattie Haugen was passen.
ger to Pagosa Springs this morning
to spend the winter.
Miss Grace Dalton came down from
SiIyer,on last night and departed for
her Aztec home this morning.
O. s. Galbreath. editor. lawyer and
a few other things. was passenger to
Kearns this morning. Just business
trip.
Mrs. g. w Carpenter and children
were in the city over night from Man
cos on shopping trip. returning home
today.
Mrs. W. b. Todd was a passenger to
snverton this morning TO visit her
daughter, Mrs. Nora Todd for about
a month.
Miss Frances Bell. who is attending
the Durango high school this year
went up TO Bells Spur today to spend
couple OF days at home.
Sam Ethridge, stock Inspector for
this district, went 10 Bocea today with
John Pearson and Pat O'Donnell to
see about shipping cattle.
Mrs. Charles Hosea and Mrs. Lu-
ellie Burnett were in town from Do
lores over night having dental work
done The ladies returned on the
Southern today.
Mrs. lie Favor was an outgoing pas
Ia. to spend the winter with her sis.
ter Mrs. Pease.4 whom she has not
seen for about twenty-six years.
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Mrs. Ellis Hampton was an arrival
from Edith last night where they
moved recently from Pagosa Springs
This morning she went to Aztec to
spend few days with her mother.
A. Nesbit. sheriff OF Denver county
F. J. DalzelI and II. A. Petit arrived
on last nights train and departed for
Dolores today. We are not able to
say anything further in regard to their
mission. at present.
Mrs. Otto Thomas was guest of
the Savoy last night on her return
from visit with friends in Iowa. Her
son Frank came up from Aztec yester-
day to meet her. They continued to
their home In Aztec this morning.
Rev. w. II. Doggett went through
the second degree OF Masonry Wed.
nesday and his brother members of
this most ancient of orders didn't do
thing to him. The reverend gentle
man will take the third degree next
Wednesday
Messrs. Mccormick and G. W
Thompson were busy shipping sheep
from Durango today. It's pretty hard
work to get the cars now that such
large shipments of both cattle and
sheep are being made daily. Twenty
cars each day will be shipped from
Mancos Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
Rev. W. Fl. Doggett received a tele.
gram from the Right Rev. Benjamin
Brewster. bishop OF this diocese, stat.
ing that he will be in Silverton tomor.
row. The bishop will doubtless reach
Durango on the evening train in time
to preach at the vesper service which
commences at 4:15 tomorrow after.
noon.
Mrs. Clara Hillix OF Florence. Colo
chairman OF the board OF grand mana
gers Of the Women of woodcraft. was
an arrival on last nights eastern and
will be in the city several days in.
specting the local circle Next Tues.
day evening the distinguished visitor
will deliver an address TO the mem,
bers of La Plata circle No. 1870 In
Woodmen hall. Mrs. Hillix, who is
very pleasant TO meet. says she is
very pleased with circle conditions and
adn:ires Durango very much.
F. G. Stevens was an arrival from
Denver last night. Mr.. Stevens 10
associated with A. w. Wilson. the biz
cattleman of Denver. and has been In