Semi-weekly herald., 1910-03-17

be equal to the occasion and demands
of decency?
From Wednesdays Daily.
u, K. McGalliard was an arrival from
Mancos last night to join the Eiks,
who hold initiation ceremonies tonight
in their rooms in Red Men hall.
G. s. Bailey of the flourishing mar
cantile firm of Bailey G. Howe at Az
tee, was in the city yesterday on bust.
ness. Mr., Bailey returned hom+ this
morning.
Claude Ford. who is connected with
the Sunnyside mine at Eureka. came
down from Silverton last night. and
left for Denver today, on vacation
trip of about three weeks.
Henry Crawford, the sheep man, re
turned from trip to Aztec last night,
where he purchased big shipment of
sheep This morning Mr.. Crawford
departed for his Mancos home
A. j Waldron, who has been a
Durango visitor for several days, went
out on the Southern this morning to
Dolores. where he is associated with
DR.. II. G. Lefurgey in the drug store
business.
Miss Vinta Cooper left for her home
in Aztec today. The young lady came
up on a shopping trip and 10 take in
the College Girls. Shopping means
Easter bonnets Just about this time.
F. NJ. Hall of Silyerton went to
Denver this morning on brief bust
ness trip. Mr.. Hall came down yes
terday morning and spent the day in
Town looking after a few stray busi-
ness matters.
W. H. Duff. the civil engineer, who
Is constructing the reservoir system
for the La Plata Ditch & Reservoir
company, in the Prewitt pastures,
came up from Cedar Hill last night,
and is staying over today.
o.
We again call attention to the meet
ing of the La Plata county teachers
which taxes place next Saturday after
noon Il, the district court room al
o'clock. DR.. f. H. Roberts of Denver
university will deliver an address.
+. E. Trumble came up from Cas-
telar last evening where he spent ten
days with his family on the ranch, and
departed for Ophir this morning Mr.
Trumble works at the Silver Bell
mine.
Mrs. c. j. Carlisle was an incom
inging passenger on last nights east
ern on her way from her old home in
Iowa. Mrs. Carlisle was guest OF
the Savoy over night. and departed on
the Red Apple this morning for Farm
ington.
Miss Mary Spear returned to her
home at Fort Lewis today Miss Spear
came in to attend the performance
Of the College Girls, who gave such q
splendid entertainment last night III
Red Men hall. Miss Spear said that
she had one fault to find with che
performance, and that was that II
wasn't longer.
Mrs, A. A. Townsend is suffering
from very severe illness-kind ol
grip, threatened with pneumonia and
also typhoid fever symptoms, n regu
lar complication of things TO make one
feel about as bad as can be imagined
will set in at once as sickness of any
kind is bad but with combination oI
ailments it is certainly bad.
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Mrs. #. w. Aul and children and hel
father w. h. Todd. left for Allison
this morning, where Mr.. and Mrs. Au
viii run the ranch belonging to the
latter's sister, Mrs. Nora Todd. Mr.
Aul went out yesterday TO arrange
things for his family. MIR. Todd has
lust recovered from severe illness
and Went out for the change.
The general public is cordially In
vlted to attend lecture on Christian
Science given under the auspices OF
First Church of Christ Scientist OF
this city, next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock in Red Men hall. The speaker
is Frank Leonard c. S. b of Brooklyn
N. Y. one of the younger members OF
the official board OF lectureship, who
will discuss certain fundamental prin'