Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-05

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Camp and John J.. Mcneil, Is quite
low. She is at the home Of Mrs. Camp
where she is receiving every care.
Z. e. Hatcher, the La Boca mer'
chant, returned yesterday from visit
70 his interests in San Juan county
and departed for home this morning.
The Herald was panied TO learn this
morning that Andy Lewis had been
confined to his bed all week with an
attack OF pneumonia He is slowly inn
proving and hopes to be out in few
days. a wish cherished by hundreds of
friends.
Sunday, Sept 4, is Epworth league
rally day. At Z O'Clock a special pro
gram Will be rendered to which the
public is invited The leaders for the
meeting are Mrs. J. j. Malone and Lew
is Fink. All members of the society
are requested to bring flowers to be
given to the sick.
The statement of the First National
bank appears in this issue and will
furnish good Sunday reading as the
showing is a fine one Durango is sure
on solid financial basis and our people
are proud OF the record made by the
First National.
Miss Helen Dixon and brother, Har.
~ l.. Dixon Jr., were outgoing pas
sengers on the eastern this morning,
the former to enter William Woods
college in Fulton, Mo-, as student.
The latter was returning to the Ar
mour Institute of Technology in Chi
cago,
Mrs. Ed Buck and the boys came
down on the train this morning from
the Animas valley, where they have
been visiting at the new forest ranger
station, recently built about seven
miles from town on the east side OF
the river. Mrs. Bluck continued to
Hcsperus this morning for brief visit
with her mother, Mrs. John Puetz
Mrs. r. A. Lowe and daughter, Miss
Naamah, left this morning for Boul-
second year at the state university.
Miss Lowe is specializing in English.
Mrs. Lowe accompanied her daughter
10 see her located, and will spend a
few days visiting Denver friends be-
fore returning to Durango.
The l1lks special train leaves for
Silverton tomorrow morning at 7:45
for the ball game between the Durango
Illks and the Silverton Eagles. A
large attendance from Durango is an
ticipated and arrangements are being
made to carry 200 passengers. Train
leaves Silyerton at 1890 p. M. Elks,
Eagles, and everybody else invited
Take day off and witness the game
Of the century.
Tomorrow is rally day at the Baptist
Sabbath school. The regular scholars
have been hustling the past week for
new members. seeking only those who
are not attending any Sunday school.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
children. and as many grown people
MS can, to be on hand tomorrow morn
ing at prompt 9:45 TO take part in the
exercises, it being the intention to
give vivid Illustrations and stories of
Bible days.
Mrs. NJ. c. Herner, daughter, Miss
Nina and son Harlan were guests OF
the Palace last night. They came down
on the evening train from Silverton
after spending the summer with Mr..
Harlan at Eureka. This morning they
all departed for Fort Collins, where the
young people resume their studies at
The state agricultural college. Mrs.
Herner will remain at Fort Collins
for the winter, and keep house for the
family
The Herald will send a represents
TO Aztec and Farmington the coming
week who will send in number OF
interesting letters relative to the grow
ing section to the south of us. We es-
pecially desire to set forth the fruit
conditions and the splendid showing
made and orchards will be visited An
article dealing with the harrington
fair viii also be published as The Her
ala desires TO give the event the widest
publicity Any favors bestowed upon
our representative. Mrs. A. Il. Knapp,
Will be appreciated.
Frank Gable, assistant yardmaster
for the d. a Il. G. here, leaves in
the morning on vacation trip OF
three or four weeks. Mr.. Gable goes
first TO Denver to join his wife, who
has been visiting there for week or
TWO, and they will then leave for Salt
Lake. After taking in the different at
fractions OF the Mormon city, Mr.. and