Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-28

Tofk, Il ,e the kateatisu of the fru,
70 t-rn CIT 10 NC. II that Is Est strl-t.
iy hrst-class. A proof OF the DUAL.
ny OF their labor may be readily OBJ
tained by giving the firm a trial.
John X. Ball. practical machinist
and Inventor. 10 In charge OF the
shop. while Herman Hanno holds
down the business end OF the concern.
| Yesterday evening Will Jones was
arrested and thrown In for being dis.
orderly MS well as drunk. He came Into
the Eastern hotel on Second avenue
and commenced uttering threats to
burn down the premises. and evident
ly trying to intimidate the landlady.
Mrs. Beatty. After the policeman
had departed with the prisoner n fire
was discovered in one OF the back
rooms. Fortunately it. was found
out soon enough to prevent any fur.
ther damage than the ,oss OF some
clothing.
From Wednesdays Daily.
| G. p. Chandler went to Denver this
morning.
w. z. Kinney came in from Denver
Shorty" Bridgman departed east
this morning.
George Logan returned from Dem
yer last evening
Mrs. +, M. Cox left this morning
for Silyerton. where she joins her hus-
| band.
George Weaver returned from Den
yer last evening. whittier he journeyed
last Thursday.
Geo. N. Raymond returned last even
Ing after two weeks jaunt through
middle and southern states
Miss Lucille Prosser. who has been
down from SiIvcrton visiting Miss
Mary Sites. returned home yesterday.
Bert Biggs, the poultry fancier is
| exhibiting some fine pictures OF Ply
mouth Rock fowls. Took the pic
lures himself
Mrs. A. l.. Richey. who went to Den
yer yesterday. expects to be absent
six months, spending most of the time
with friends in Dubuque, Iowa
Mr MI M,. Dol
| ed to Silverton last evening after
| lengthy eastern visit, Mrs. Hines hay
ing been gone since last summer.
Sherin Mccartney left this morn
Ing for Canon City. where he accompa-
MES. George Rudy. who vas given
ten year sentence by Judge Russell.
Henry Baldwin came up from Jew
EFT last evening with two wagon loads
OF Navajo blankets, the biggest ship
ment there has been for the past two
| months.
Miss Fanny De La Vergne. who has
been absent some months visiting
friends in the south and east. will
| accompany f. o. Price to Durango on
his return.
a. r. Lewis returned from Denver
last evening. where he put in a week
hobnobbing with members OF the as
scmbly and other Colorado friends at
the capital
Yesterday afternoon Judge Pike per.
formed the ceremony which made
MIR. Knsper Schaeferhoff and Mrs.
Elizabeth Skersies man and wife
Both contracting parties are residents
Of Durango Congratulations.
G. Il, Tiffany, jr.. returned from
Denver last evening. having only
spent twelve hours in the metropolis.
But George can see more and do
more business in that time than many
can In a week.
DIR. RAIDER. who has just returned
from San Juan county. New Mexico.
has decided to remain In Durango
His Office will be the first room up
stairs over Richey Bros, store. The
doctors old friends are glad to well
come him back
Those who have seen "The Spy of
Gettysburg" say 1t is very taking
play, giving plenty of opportunity for
dramatic situations as well as com.
edy A great deaf OF study has
been devoted to these especial points
In the play both by mer,Sers OF the
caste and those In c.arge. Don't
wait too long BEIGE purchasing a
ticket
Last evening Mrs. Dr. McEwen en-
tertained the Round Dozen club at
her home in North Durango. Cards
formed the principal attraction OF the
evening. although other games were
provided for those members not car.
Ing TO indulge in cards. After re-
fp Ia at,t.