Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-01

feasted and feteu py lneii
friends.
Mr.. Fisherdick and cousin OF La
plata, who have been enjoying an
outing at Trimble, were home"aru
bound passengers last night.
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Fred Townsend and frankie Town
send of Aztec. n. NJ, passed through
Durango today on their way to nos
well, N NJ, to attend the military
school.
The treasurer of normal district NO.
IL, reports the committee has paid All
bills incurred by the recent institute
and they still have a surplus IN the
treasury.
James Russell, pastor of the Nj. H.
church (South) of Lebanon, Colo, and
Rev. r. U. Waldraven pastor OF Nam
Avenue church in Durango, lett ior
Denver this morning.
s. S. Merry was passenger on this
mornings eastern, Denver being MS
final destination. He will stop at va
rious points en- route to introduce his
famous catarrh remedy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Weatherford OF
Mancos left this morning for Weather
ford, Okla, for a two months visit.
They have been residents of Monte
yuma county the past nine months.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bowan and daughter
came over from Montezuma county last
night on their way to their home in
Creston, Ia They will stop a few
days in Alamosa to visit friends
Mrs Emma Fall of Rochester, Mich,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Walter Cook, at Pennington, left for
her home this morning. Her niece,
Miss Josie Cook. returned with her
Mrs. Cyrus Newcomb, mother of Mrs
j. l.. Parsons, and Mrs. Allie Town
send leave for Denver in the near fu
turc where she will remain with her
daughters, Mrs. Patrick and Mrs.
Chestnut until spring.
John F. Bell says his garden has
supplied the family table with fine
lot of tomatoes which have been rip
ening the past two weeks. AS the
garden is very near lockwood this
shows that tomatoes can be grown at
high attitudes.
Mrs. John Spears, son and daughter
left for Saltwater, Okla, yesterday.
Miss Mary. who has been in Coffey-
Vile, Kans., will join them on their
way The family are uncertain just
where they will locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Knowles and Mrs.
Earrows, mother of Mrs Knowles,
leave for the east early in September
to spend the fall and winter Mr.. and
Mrs ]. r. C. Tyler will occupy the
Knowles residence during their alb.
sence.
DR.. John Haggart left for Chicago
Sunday where he will take post
graduate course in one of the largest
medical colleges in that city. His
son Ned, who will attend school in
Kentucky this year, made the trip
with him
The Herald acknowledges com
plimentary admission ticket for the
Pennington fair. Thursday has been
designated as Editors day" and eff.
forts are being put forth to secure a
large attendance of pencil pushers
VIII give us great pleasure to at.
tend If possible.
Miss F. ]. Skinner, who has been
enjoying the hospitality of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Conger of Laplata, N. NJ,
this summer was passenger east this
morning. Miss Skinner claims, Hart.
ford, Conn, as her home, although she
has been in Pasadena, CAL, for two
years past. She will visit in Amarillo
and Cleveland. Tex. before returning
to New England.
Superintendent Smiley win be in
his office in the high school building
every day from now until the opening
OF school to meet parents and pupils
who wish to arrange their work for
the coming school year High school
pupils who are irregular in their work
those who failed in one or more sub.
jects last year, are especially urged
to arrange their work before the open.
ing day.
Although ten men We're engaged in
transferring the large amount of fruit
shipped from the Pennington and Az.
tee section Sunday morning it was
necessary to hold the train for nearly
half hour. Spectators will assure