Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-05

he seems to have solved it, but SO
far we don't understand the rule We
may add, although 1t sounds a trifle
pessimistic that the end is not yet.
Mrs. Cy Graden left for Denver this
morning on vacation trip of few
weeks Alderman Graden will join
her later.
George r. Howe, who has been in
Durango and vicinity representing the
interests of the United Labor Bulle-
tin, weekly publication devoted to
the cause OF organized labor, departed
for Telluride this morning. continu
ing later to Grand Junction.
The Knights of Pythias are known
for the exceptionally nice dances CIV
en- by them in the past and their com
ing ball to be given next Friday even
ing promises to be the social event
OF the season. You should make ar
rangements to take 1t in.
Car "R" with Superintendent S. Fl.
Barnes and wife and some friends OF
the latter returned last evening from
Silverton, and went out attached to
the eastern this morning bound for
Alamosa. Mr. Barnes was on an in
spection trip, and the ladies accom-
panied him for the outing.
Mrs. Howard. who is spending the
summer with her mother, Mrs. A.
Wigglesworth, came down from Wa
terfall ranch this morning and de-
parted for Mancos this morning to
spend few days with Mrs. Ed Ptol
emy, and Mrs. E. e. Waters before
returning to her home in Ennis, Tex
c. Il. Mahoney returned yesterday
from a trip to the La Platas, made
for the purpose of organizing the
miners of the district, and departed
for Silverton this morning. Mr.. Ma
honey is vice president of the West
EN- Federation of Miners, and is max
ing tour OF the state. His La Plata
trip was very successful.
Senator John j. Harris and family
returned last evening from trip of
about two months to the coast. Most
of the time was spent with relatives
at Sea View, and other points in Wash
ington. 1t was a splendid trip and
the family returned much benefited
by the change. They continued to
their home IN Dolores this morning
Miss Rolena Fickel, principal of the
Whittier school building, returned this
morning from trip to her ranch
near Flora Vista. Miss Fickel spent
the summer visiting her parents at
Holton, Kans. She had a delightful
vacation but found the hot weather
exceedingly trying after the noun
tains. The heat was SO intense it
seemed almost unbearable
Our music lovers and fun lovers will
he pleased to know that the Joseph
Newman company will be with us
again at the Red Men opera house.
Friday. Sept. 10th. Mr.. Newman is
always welcome for he is an enter
tainer of the clean type. who can al
ways be depended upon to give the
people delightful and enjoyable even
ing. Much of his success is due to
his zeal in keeping up-to-date and al
ways giving his audiences something
new. And he has the happy faculty OF
himself with young people
of talent who can assist him with the
phases of entertainment as fine as his
own, though different in kind. This
year Mr.. Newman will have with him
Miss Olga Ferlen, a most accomplish
ed violinist, Miss Clara Skeel, a gift
ed and talented accompanist, Miss
Maud Norman, charming contralto,
and Louis A. Reilly, capital baritone
singer. Mr.. Newman himself, will of
fer, this season budget of unusually
bright and clever humorous songs,
jokes and stories. Delightful features
OF the evening, will be the one-act
plays, Mrs. or Miss" by Bertha
Moore, and strictly Confidential" by
A Conan Doyle. They are breezily,
clean. snappy dialogue.