Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-01

oregon WDeTe IHc 1aUllly went " ~
cate about two years ago. Experience
has taught them that the northwest
does not compare favorably with south
western Colorado. Mr.. Jeep met his
wife here and together they journeyed
10 their old home in Mancos.
Judging by Del Norte Prospector the
pioneers will be well entertained when
they assemble at that place the mid
die of September.
Warren and Worth Sease. the twin
boys OF Mr. Bart Sease. left for Gree
ley this morning where they will stay
with their aunt, Mrs. Morier, and at
tend school this winter.
DIR. B. j. Oschner and wife and
Miss Shirmer, head nurse at the Ochs-
ner hospital, sailed for the United
States Saturday. August 2T. They will
spend month in New York and Chi
cago hospitals before coming to Du
range.
C. o. Klepser, j. w. Monier, j.
Gaughy and j. B. Hamilton, who are
supervising the work of the Pioneer
Construction company on the Florida
mesa, spent yesterday in town that
they might observe the Sabbath in a
fitting manner.
A suit case containing suit of
clothes and a copy of the Man Trap,
belonging to 0. w. Klinger was taken
from the Silverton train by mistake
this morning. Any one locating the
same is requested to notify Mr. Kiln
ger at 42O Eighteenth street Denver.
DR. A. l.. Davis left for Chicago
this morning where he will take a
post graduate course in his special
line of work. His mother, who has
been with the family since the middle
of July, returned to Denver with him.
Mrs. w. e. Collett and mother de-
parted for Denver this morning after
a fortnights visit with Mrs. Roy Kerr
at Hermosa George McElroy of Del
aware, o., who accompanied them will
remain a week longer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Collett have been elected delegates to
IL D,.;-
citation, which meets in Washington in
November
Fred Oleson, who has charge of the
Electra Sporting club grounds near
lockwood. is spending a few days
here. Three weeks ago Mr.. Oleson
was obliged to go TO the hospital for
treatment. While there he contrac ed
what bids fair 10 be a chronic case
of heart trouble. The latter affliction
accounts for his presence in the city.
Miss Birdie Mcconnell, county SUI
pererintendent of Archuleta county
ana Mrs. Cozine of Pueblo, who was
the instructor in primary methods at
the institute, returned from Shiprock
this morning where they have been
They departed over the eastern for
their respective homes.
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Miss Margaret Durward came up
from Pennington this morning where
she spent a fortnight with her sisters
Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Woods. Miss
Durward, who has been an instructor
in the East Kentucky normal, recent
ly resigned to accept the chair OF
mathematics in the Colorado Agri
cultural college.
Lee w. Kelso, head stenographer fol
the Midland Savings and Loan asso
citation of Denver, left this morning foi
Smuggler, where he will visit his
brother. d. C. Kelso at the Tomboy
mill. Mr. Kelso has been the guest
of his old friend and schoolmate, G
C. Hougham of this city, the past
week.
DO not grumble because your side
walk has been torn out. 1t is neees
sary for the city authorities to gel
as far ahead of the contractors as
possible as there is much to do in way
OF setting grade stakes and grading
| Expect TO be inconvenienced the next
six or eight weeks, but do not blame
the officials.
The Montezuma County Pioneers as
sociation will hold their annual cele
bration on Sept. 2, 1910, at Mancos
Colo. All persons or families that
| come to the San Juan country prioi
| to the year 1885 and are now residents
of Montezuma county, are eligible tC
membership in the society and are
cordially invited to attend.
Rev. ID. e. Bundy, missionary to the
Navajo Indians, who also has charge
of NJ. E. South circuit at Flora Vista
left for Denver this morning to at
tend the annual conference of that