Semi-weekly herald., 1914-05-07

Yesterday the train was held until the
obstruction was cleared away ed
G. E. and E. Nelson arrived from
jamestown, N. Y, last night and
leave for the La Platas in the morn do
ing, where they will conduct an active st;
mining campaign on their properties
during the summer months.
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Charles Scheor left yesterday morn SUI
ing for his home in Silverton. Satur-
day evening he returned from the
eastern states, where he travelled a do
number of weeks ago to interest cap on
italists in one Of his inventions,
This is the month of paint and Fa
cleanup. A few dollars go a long mo
way towards making your home or
business house look bright and attrac-
tive. Frank Goodman, through the mo
Herald, asks you to call on him and est
he will show you how far a little
money goes.
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i Tony Oaki, a native of the Sun 70,
rise kingdom, who has been employed
at Perins for four years past, de-
| parted this morning for Denver on a ,,;
we'll earned vacation. During the time -.
he has been in the employ of the Calu- w.
met Fuel company, he has not miss
| ed shift.
Turn down all agitators. Colorado
| is suffering the result of agitation
and the man or woman who has a
dollar invested is paying for it dearly
Colorado and every hamlet was pros
porous until the agitator got to work.
We believe, however, there is going ~" VI
to be change as the limit has been
reached.
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| Senator Geo. West leaves for Dem -,
yer either Tuesday or Wednesday to arc
attend the special session of the leg
islature that convened today. George
Weaver, representative from this Po
county, will not attend the session, ev,
being incapacitated to act in official NJ,
position on account of holding a fed
eral office.
| the
Mrs. Marion Cunningham mad lit tri
| tie daughter of Mancos were guests ed
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Davis last night inp
en- route to Golden to spend a month
in the old home and visit with her
parents. Mrs. Cunningham's sister is a
| a member of the graduating class at fir.
the Golden high school this year, and lily
she has arranged her trip in time in
v be present at commencement exer-
rises.
| Durango friends have received word DIV
of the death of Mrs. John Dermett mo
which occurred in her old home in to
| Sporta, Wis. few days ago. For me
several years the family made their
home in Durango. Mrs Dermett was
afflicted with tubercular trouble and MI
her acquaintances realized that her no
condition was so serious that she ne
could not withstand the ravage of the gil
disease much longer. wa
Mrs. Frank Thomas, whose husband
died in Silverton few months ago, ia
left this morning for the Pacific coast, ga
expecting to make her future home arr
in Washington. Her son Frank ac- ini
companies her as far as Montrose, in
his destination being Ouray. Mrs.
| Thomas, Jr., departed on the East
ern for an extended visit with rel ed
atives who reside in the vicinity Of Ca
Chicago. wa
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| The Denver Post that reached this raj
city Saturday night mentions the he
names of Mr. and Mrs. o. C. Whtak-
er among the passengers on the
steamer Siberia which was reported tin
stranded off the coast of Formosa no
Friday. The item occasioned several err
10 wonder if it was not the son of of
Mr.. and Mrs R. B. Whitaker. Mr.. Ma
Whitaker tells US that Orville is in lnt
Central America and his family is I'M
Denver
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Mrs. B. P. Hare, mother of Norman gr
/ Richardson, left for Mammoth me
Springs, Ark, yesterday morning in 10
response to a message conveying the ers
news of the critical illness Of her Pa
daughter, Mrs. Dora Farbar. The
young woman was recovering from a
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