Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-07
H. E. Herr is in from Porter.

H. E. Herr is In from Porter.
]. Wingats visited Mancos today.
valentines--two windows Of them at
Bowmans.
J. o. Campell came down from Sill
verton today.
Tom Graden returned to the mill
this morning
Henry Hunt is loading supplies for
La Combe, Of Hesperus.
Mrs Frank Brown of Silverton came
down on this mornings train
Edgar Bucham, OF Sllverton, was a
Denver bound passenger this morning.
Thos. Fl. Gibbs, representing the ].
w. Plank company, Of Carlisle, Pa, is
In the city.
1t Is estimated that over $1,000
sacks of sugar are received annually
in Durango.
Mont Ross came down from Silver
ton today He is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Widmeyer.
T. H. Kane, the Silverton mining
and milling man. passed through to-
day for Denver.
Drop in and see the valentines at
RIchey's. Lace, comic and novelties
take your choice.
w B. Farley, agent for the New
Home sewing machine, went out to
Porter this morning in the interests of
the Fair.
A small but select crowd of young
people met with Miss Nellie O'Dris-
coll last evening for taffy pull.
There were FIVE couples present.
The Musical department of the Wo-
mans club will meet Tuesday even
ing at 7.30 with the Hesperian aux
iliary at the Woman's club rooms.
The mother and brother of Mrs. Nc
Elroy, Mrs. M. C. and Earl Hamilton,
came in from Pueblo last evening.
They expect to remain couple of
months.
Tomorrow nights meeting to agi-
tate the beet sugar proposition and
the formation of a commercial club,
will be held at the court house, instead
Of at the Durango club, as announced
last evening.
Fatty Godfrey, who has been with
the Durango foundry for some years
past, has now leased the entire plant
and will devote all his time to the
business. w. Holman will have
charge of the boiler work.
The amendment to the Colorado Re-
publican club was the right thing. 1t
admits federal officeholders on the
same basis as other members. Orig
inally it only permitted off1ceholders
to be honorary members.
The Ball-Hanno machine shop will
soon receive their machinery, which
is already ordered. Their plant will
be equipped with all the latest i'm
proyements, so that work can be
turned out rapidly and accurately.
Rumors are afioat that radical
change will take place about the mid
die OF the month, whereby the train
for the aest will leave here at p.
M. arrive in the night, and arrive in
Silverton early In the morning. 1t Is
cnly rumor.
B. Glaser left on the morning train
for Chicago. where he goes to get the
latest in the tailoring establishment
and novelties in furnishings. Mr..
Glaser is always up with the times
and ready to give the people what
they want
The Durango club rooms are own
e6 by the business men of Durango,
as nearly every business man in the
city is Il member No one is ever
barred when meeting pertaining to
the business interests of this local
ity is called to meet there.
Early this morning, at Hermosa, oc-
Cured the death, from scarlet fever,
of the 27-months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Kerr. The interment
will take place tomorrow at Green
mount cemetery in this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kerr have the sympathy of
large circle of friends in their bereave-
ment.
c. e. Mcconnell leaves tomorrow for
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