Semi-weekly herald., 1912-01-01
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Any boy or girl should be proud Of
savings account and it will teach
them to save.
Barney Haughey is back from Man
cos where he has been sounding the
merits of the Farmers Voice.
Fred Shoemaker drove in from the
Florida this morning on shopping
expedition.
A. E. Reece, the progressive Flo
rida mesa ranchman, is giving local
merchants liberal patronage today.
Mrs. M. Deutsch, who has been
spending fortnight with her par
ents in Silverton departed for Monte
Vista today.
c. Fl. Parsons team sprinted up
Main avenue without driver this
morning. They were stopped before
any damage was done.
L. H. Redd of Bluff, Utah, is here
seeking the right brand of company
to inspire him to make good New
Years resolution.
Ralph Crabb, the son of Prof. Crabb
of the East Denver high school, is re-
ported to be temporarily located in
Durango.
Miss Helen Rodgers leaves for Dem
yer tomorrow morning after brief
visit with Durango relatives and
friends.
Don't fail to hear Ex-Governor
Buchtel, chancellor of the Denver uni
versity, lecture in the First NJ E.
church New Years night
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County Clerk Conroy has sufficient
ly recovered from his indisposition
mentioned in this mornings Democrat
to be on the street before noon.
Mrs. j. c. Reed, Mrs. Susie Pyle
and W. A. Cabell, all children of the
late DR.. r. Cabell, are over from
Dolores transacting business.
Mrs. J. w. Carter is down from
Hermosa. Dental troubles that made
touching appeal for immediate at
tention occasioned the visit.
Mrs. Walter Woods, who has been
spending the week with her parents,
Major and Mrs. D. L. Sheets Of North
Durango, returns home tomorrow.
j. o. Rhodes, whose theatrical ca
reer proved Of brief duration, is stop
ping in town few days on his way
to Aztec to visit his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mccormick
of Dolores departed for, their home
town this morning. They were guests
of the Southern during their brief so
journ in the city.
Hank Sherman and w. 2. Kimsey,
who have been attending to business
matters in the capital city this week,
were Silverton bound passengers to-
day.
Roy Weston Of Mancos returned
from Denver town last night where he
recently sold several cars Of sheep
which netted him neat sum. He
continued his journey homeward to-
day.
Tom Mason, the genial baggage
master at the passenger depot, is busy
today providing himself with writ
ten permit to join the ranks of the
benedicts. The gentleman has cosy
home fitted up for his bride.
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Mrs. A. p. Kouns and Mrs. C. o.
Waters Of Rocky Ford, mother and
aunt Of Mr.. Ed Kouns, who were here
to attend the -Steinberg nuptial,
were east bound passengers this morn
ing.
Joe Woods is temporarily the head
Of his own household. Mrs. Woods
went over to Mancos this morning to
spend New Years with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Woods. The minor authority
follows tomorrow.
E. v. Hollingsworth was an ar
rival from Silverton last night. He
is staying at the Palace awaiting the
arrival of the wife that he says is
scheduled for his hearth stone. Du-
range is filled with Missourians.
Mrs. C. H. Parsons will be the house
guest Of Mrs. Cotton in Silverton dur
ing the month Of January. Mrs. Par
sons recently returned from an ex-