Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-14

Vandegrift. May. Durango.
valiant. Mabel, Durango.
Vossburg. Mrs. l.. A, Durango.
Van Banker. Mrs. c., Durango.
Valentine. Mrs. C. L.. Silverton.
Weaver. Florence, Durango.
Weaver, Maude, Durango.
VIII, Minnie, Durango.
White. Mrs. w. c.. Durango.
White, Millicent, Durango.
Weightman. Mrs. w. s., Durango.
VIII. Mrs. Frank H.. Durango.
Wainwright, Mrs. Lisle. Durango.
West. Mrs. George. Durango.
Wall. Mrs. s. c., Durango.
Wall, Mute, Durango
Williams. Mrs. M, Aztec, N. M.
Williams, Mrs. w H., Durango
Wallace. Bessie. Durango
Wallace. Mabel, Durango.
Wallace, Alma. Durango.
Young. Edith b. NJ. Durango.
Zimmerman, Lulu. Durango.
Zimmerman. Mrs. Louisa. Durango.
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From Fridays Daily.
John Wingate came down from Sill
serton this morning 10 take In the last
lay of the fair.
Dan McCaffery is with us and vii
remain until after the Elk blowout.
Dan looks fine as silk. girls
Mrs. Henry Ludewig and children
are taking In the fair Henry is
cooking after things at the ranch
Granville Pcndleton. of the Aztec
contingent. is with us taking in the
air and enjoying himself generally.
Mrs. S. b. Jasway, from Graden's
mIll. has been over taking In the fair
and visiting friends, She will return
home tomorrow
Bert Brown a Co. OF Silverton. have
purchased the entire fruit crop of 4.
A. Kerr, of Hermosa This means
several corloads.
Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Walton. of Sil.
verton. are spending day or 80 in the
city. taking in the fair and Visiting
riends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Jones. old-time
Silvertonians, were among the arrivals
the first of the week. and intend re-
maining until everything is over
The Cedar Hin people are here in
force. Among those noted were C.
Pecper and family, A. Mcintosh. Ed.
and Dick Hendricks
B B. Calvin was among the Silver
ton contingent arriving this morning
Although belonging to the governors
stan. he left his bright and attract
i've uniform at home. He should have
come as the governors special repre-
sentative.
Mrs. j. l.. Mcneil. who has been Wis
ting her sister Mrs. A p. Camp. de
parted for Denver this morning. She
will have much OF interest to relate
% her Denver and eastern friends
concerning the visit to Chaco canon
and ruins.
Miss Darlington. who spent the
summer at Silyerton with her sister
Mrs. Robert Pearson left this morn
ing for her home at Colorado Springs
after putting in couple OF days with
Durango friends. having resided here
with her parents some years ago.
Sneak thieves got IN their work at
the Frank Lake residence last night,
entering while the family were asleep.
\ watch and chain and two pocket
books. the latter containing s.. were
taken. No clue. In this connection
It will be well for the police to be ON
the lookout, as no doubt many have
come here to pilfer during fair week.
pr. Winters came down from Silver
ton last evening en- route to the out
side-possibly to the West India
Islands. Some time ago while oper-
ating on a silver Lake miner he was
poisor ed and his hands and parts OF
bis body became running sores, then
came rheumatism followed by other
complications He goes out for a
change and may be gone some time.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. p. A.
i.arsh went to one of the neighbors'
and was not gone twenty minutes. but
upon her return she found some thief
had entered and ransacked the prem
ises. The stolen property consisted
OF two gold watches, her own and her
husbands. which were lying on the
dresser. two solitaire diamond rings
and a gold school medal which she
priced very highly.
As soon as she discovered the loss
she came down town. stopping In The
Herald otiice. and the police were no
titled aud friends set TO work look
Ing FOR the thief. but up to n late
hour no clue was discovered. II Is
sincerely hoped. however. that the
property will be discovered and that
..e thief will land behind prison bars.