Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-24

bury is representing the Denver
Times
sAD. r. s. Balster, who was suffer
ing Yesterday and Saturday from a
severe attack OF grippe, is much bet
| ter today
Lots OF sickness mumps. grippe.
colds. etc. Prescription business ney-
er was better. It's an III wind that
blows nobody good.
Mrs. George KiIIian returned last
called owing to the sickness ana
death of her mother.
T.. l.. iIaincs, former Durangoite.
spent portion OF Sunday In the city,
arriving from Silverton at 1920 and
returning on the afternoon train.
Mrs. Nellie Hitchcock left this
morning for Denver, where she will
make her future home, having spent
the past two years in Durango
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Coulson spent
the night In Durango. Mrs, coulson
ieturned to Bayfield, this morning.
while Mr.. Coulson continued to Den.
yer
The l.aPlata Undertaking Co. sent
the finest draped black broadcloth
,ua In tuel. OF III tiph
tee this morning for Mrs. A. f. Brown.
who died last night.
G. Il. Alexander and wife of Ma
rysyille. Mo. were among the arri.
walls yesterday. Mr.. Alexander Is a
mining man and may decide to To-
cate in Durango.
Remember that "Bluebell" is on
cal and personal news. All favors
extended her will be appreciated by
The Herald management.
c. A. Lcmpke has gone to Silver
ton. where he will probably reside
during the summer, in which case II
Will not he necessary for Brother Slat-
terry to send outside for baseball
pitcher.
Tho dancing party at Maccabce hall
Saturday night was attended by about
twenty couples, mostly single. Dane
ing continued until few minutes of
II o'clock. and the evening was one
OF the most enjoyable of the winter.
Miss Hattie Mashburn has the
mumps. They don't seem to affect
her that is so far as appearance is
concerned. Indeed they are quite be-
coming. That's more than most of
Ms can say.
Gaines Otis. the eldest son of Mr..
James Otis. is down with scarlet fe.
YER The presiding genius of the
household informed ".Iim" that he'd
have to stay home and help. So they
are all qunrantined.
Miss Lena Barber departed for Den
yer this morning after spending ten
days very pleasantly in this city. Miss
barber has many friends in Durango
who regret that she finds 1t necessary
to make Denver her home. but best
wishes 20 with her.
The Smonths-oid baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Con died suddenly yesterday
morning. When put to sleep the
child seemed perfectly we'll. but as
the mother went to rorso the little
one 1t was dead. The supposition is
that II was ho1rt failure.
Mr.. Pickle, nm old Durangoite. ia
miliarly known rs Monty" is in
town. He leaves in the morning for
Silvertou. where he will take charge
of the new mill at the Silver Lake
mine. Until lately Mr.. Pickle has
been working In Telluride
S. Il. Herr and Chas. Il. Herr took
the II o'clock train for Denver. where
both 10 on businesses, The first men
toned will be home the last of the
week, while the latter will visit sew
his lumber business and will not be
home before next week some time.
DR.. Il. A. Schlaback arrived from
Denver on the afternoon train to
take chair in the dental parlors of
DR.. Folsom. Dir. Schlaback is grad
uatc OF the Denver Dental College
and comes we'll recommended. DR.
Folsom finds business increasing to
such an extent that It becomes nee
essary TO run three chairs.
Steve wilkins. one of the old tim
ers In the San Juan. died ut his home
near Cedar Hill last Tuesday a
bad cold developing into pneumonia
was the cause OF his demise. The
deceased was highly esteemed by all
wno knew him. He built the first
frame house in Durango. twenty years
ago.-AZtec Index