Semi-weekly herald., 1911-04-13

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From Wednesdays Daily.
R. P. Hott, the cattle man, y .
Durango visitor today from Tiffany.
J. n. Denning, the Oxford town.
site man. i tLhs city for day or
two ON business.
:Nr. and Mrs. ]. v. jerks Of Silver.
.on are here to spend the day, reiuIn.
ing on this evenings train.
George W. Avery Of the Incas Min
ing & Milling company is down from
Comstock for day or two.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. White came
down from Perin's last night and de-
ported this morning for Denver, on a
vacation trip.
Rev. M. H. Macleod came in from
Pueblo last night to attend the meet
ing Of the Pueblo presbytery, which
il in session at the Presbyterian
church Of this city today.
Forest Supervisor A. L. Sweitzer
came in from Pagosa Springs last
night and is spending the day In town.
v. w. Campbell of Denver accompa-
MED him.
Barney Haughey and F. G. Blood
went to bayfield, this morning to at
tend q meeting at that place this
evening, TO organize q farmers
grange.
Sam Lowe, who is connected with
the Montezuma Lumber company at
Arloa, was in town last night to trans
act some business and returned home
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Seldomridge
and Mrs. William C. Robinson III
guests of the Strater from Colorado
Springs. The ladies will both speak
at the sessions of the Pueblo presoy.
terry held at the Presbyterian church,
this week.
G. w. Tallmsn, a former resident
OF this city was in town over night,
passing through from the east to his
home in Telluride. Mr.. Tallman is
sheriff Of San Miguel county and
made the trip on business pertaining
70 his office.
President ]. M. johnson of the Gold
King Mining company departed for
Denver this morning, after a day
spent in town. Mr.. johnson lives in
Boston, Mass, but will remain in Colo
RADIO for some months on company
business.
Durango friends will be pleased to
learn that Miss Lulu Thompson, who
has been seriously i'll with typhoid
fever, is little better this morn
ing. Miss Thompson had god nights
rest last night, the first for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Noland and
children returned last evening from q
lengthy visit in California, which they
spent in San Diego, Los Angeles and
other points. They were guests Of
the Strater over night and departed
for their home at Mancos this morn
ing.
Dan MacLean returned last evening
from trip of about three months to
his old home in Edinburgh, Scotland,
where he visited his parents and other
relatives, and had general good time
Mr.. AacLean says he had fine time
and looks as If the trip had agreed
with him.
About forty handsome preachers
and their ladies had . big dinner to-
day at the Vienna restaurant, The
big tables were Handsomely decorated
and the guests did ample justice to the
decorations, both useful and orna-
mental. II this be treason, make the
most Of it.
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The Western Union has issued a
neat folder containing tabs of blanks
for messages. On one side there are
blanks for night messages and forms
for day grams on the other. At
places where the blanks are kept ON
hand such as the hotels, the new
folder will be a great convenience, and
much easier to take care of than the
untabbed blanks.
Tonight at the Lenten service In the
M. E. church, Mrs. Rassweiler will
sing one of the solos composed by the
Rev. Mrs. T. A. Courtney, who is as
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