Semi-weekly herald., 1910-03-24


the lecture at Red Men hall last even.
ling. Mrs. Bessie Armstrong and son
Lloyd were other Pine river people In
town for the same purpose.
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Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. Knowles were
among the arrivals on last nights east.
ern from Denver, where they spent
the past three months on a combined
business and pleasure trip. They en-.
ioycd the visit very much, but are
glad TO get back.
| The choir of the Presbyterian church
viii give an Easter vesper service
next Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Choruses, solos. quartettes, etc. Mr..
A. A. Buck is the leader Those who
heard the vesper service at Christina
will look forward in anticipation to
this one.
| Harry Wilson and his brother, II.
w, went down TO Sunnyside this
morning on a brief visit to their sister.
| y. W. Wilson came in last night after
ali absence of some FIVE months, to
spend a month with his relatives. Mr..
Wilson Is conductor on the Santa
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II, =. Stewart left for the Idaho
mine this morning His Fidus Achates
went along--but be had TO travel in
the baggage car. Fidus Achates didn't
seem to mind but took the separation
from his master very philosophically
He is handsome canine. and wore
his Easter bonnet this morning on
his collar-a big purple bow
from the Hood G. Ames undertaking
parlors. The baby died yesterday aft.
ernoon at Hesperus, and the parents
came in with the remains last night.
Mrs. Birkner is a sister of Mrs. Mart
Bushnell. The child was eight months
old and died of eonvusions caused
by trouble in teething. Mr.. Birkners
brother, Charles, Is fireman on the
d, e II. G., and lives in Chama.
The Baptist church people are ex.
pecting their new pastor. Rev Mr.. Mil
ler about the 18th Or 18th of April
and Il reception is being planned for
the evening of the 18th at the church
which also Will be in part farewell
to Rev. Mr.. Turbull who departs Fri
day, the 18th, for his home in New
York city to Join his family. Spe-
cial announcement will he made later.
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Japan and the Japanese" was the
subject of Rev. w. II. MacLeod's mis-.
sionary lecture last evening at the
Presbyterian church About one hun
dred stereopticon views were used to
illustrate the lecture, which dealt with
the life. customs. occupations, archl.
lecture and religion of the Japanese.
A well filled house listened to the lee.
ture.
The Baptist Sunday school and the
Baptist Home Missionary society join.
ed in union meeting at the church
last evening "a fine musical program
being rendered in addition to short
addresses on the work of the Home
Mission society by Mrs. Bailey, Mrs.
Dobbins and the pastor. Mr.. Turnbull.
The singing by choir OF about twenty
voices was very fine.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Graham departed
this morning for two months vaca-
ton in Denver and points in Cali.
fornia. They have not planned their
journey, but will travel here and there
as the fancy takes them During their
absence Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woods and
Mrs. Barber will occupy their home
on Third avenue, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Covey will move into the Joe
Woods house on the north side. We
trust that Mr. and Mrs. Graham will
find their journey pleasant and that
they Will return much benefited by the
change of scene and altitude.
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Harry Jackson is home after an
absence of six weeks. spending five
os them at Hot Springs, Ark. where
he went 10 take the baths for rheu.
matism. The Herald is pleased to
state he was greatly benefited MIR.
Jackson says Hot Springs is sure n
live resort. He stopped at the East
man which houses 1000 people, the
hotel having 500 on the register when
he left with all the other big and
small hotels filled accordingly. On
the way home Harry stopped a week
In Denver. He is glad to get back
and settle down to business, feeling In
fine shape for strenuous summer.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Franklin and daugh.
ters, Elizabeth and Alice, and Miss
Matilda Pavel returned to Ophir this
morning. The entire party came in
Saturday evening to attend the Chris.
ttan Science lecture In Red Men hall.
and were the guests of MIR. and Mrs.
G. w. Franklin, while in town. Mr..
Franklin said it had been rather in.
convenient both for himself and Mrs.
Franklin to make the trip just now.
but he felt well repaid since the lee.
ture was certainly a treat. Miss Pa.
vel who is teaching at Ophir this term.
said she was very glad she came, and
that she appreciated the opportunity
OF hearing anything so fine, which the
Durango church had made possible.
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Mrs NJ. Saterlee returned this morn.