Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-10


From Saturdays Daily.
a good title for posm on the
class Of 1901 would be, We Are Sew
en-
There will be an enrolment of Sal.
vation army recruits at Salvation ar
my hall Sunday night.
The funeral OF Miss Margery Du-
praw will take place at st columbs's
church at 2 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon.
Frank Cunha is now located In his
new barbe r shop but 1t Will be sew
eral days before he is In appie-pie or
der.
There will be special meeting of
the Ladies' Reading club at Mrs. Hag-
CARTS Monday afternoon at 2:3O. All
members are requested to be present.
The Women OF Woodcraft Will have
ceremonies tomorrow OF all
deceased members OF Aztec camp and
all members VIII assemble at the hall
at | O'Clock.
Miss Jennie Martinez left this morn
ing for Pagosa Springs. where she
viii spend the summer with her par
cnts. This fail she may go east. as
she has leave OF absence for one
year.
II was gratifying to note that the
pretty custom of giving flow
ers seemed to be revived in force last
night While the packages OF gifts
for the graduates were innumerable
there were loads OF flowers.
NJ. a. Hahn has fine stock OF pl
amos and other instruments. Call
and see him and he will be pleased to
show you some splendid Instruments
He is selling at eastern prices. freight
added, and on monthly installments
Morning service at the Presbyterian
church at 10 30 by the Sunday school.
being the customary yearly Children's
day observance. Evening service al
s. Topic. Glimpse OF Heaven"
Strangers are cordially invited to at
tend both services.
with one member Of the graduating
clnss an artist. another singer. n
third already domesticated. and
fourth possessing the proud distinc-
tion OF being the first child born In
Durango. what wonders may they not
accomplish?
The Florida river and mesa people
viii congrcgnte the ith of July on the
lower end of the Forsyth place. one
mile north of the Florida station.
There Will be an old-fashioned basket
picnic and various amuscments for the
OF all. An invitation Is
Durangoites and surrounding
country to attend and participate.
The barber shop and bath rooms OF
T. Il. Davis are now AS well equipped
ls any shop In the state outside of
Denver. As noted few weeks ago.
new barber furnishings have
been installed. the last arriving and
being put In place IA few days ago
The furniture is of oak OF a neat and
attractive pattern. The wall or look
Ing glass piece Is In one section with
three plate glass mirrors for three
chairs. The cup case holds over 100
mugs. The hat rack is of new pat
tern and win hold n dozen or so tiles.
Inst but not least. the chairs are lux
urious and comfortable. The bath
rooms have been fitted with new por-
celain tubs. enclosures remodeled and
painted Altogether Tom has mod
Ell shop which Is gratifying to himself
AZ well as patrons.
Ed. German is like all others could
not remain away. Mr.. German left
Durango In February. never expecting
To again set foot In the state. He
went to Milwaukee. his old home. and
where brother resides For time
he enjoyed the change but after 81
years spent In Colorado Ed longed for
the mountains and he just got up and
started west again. He says he
hardly knew any of the old landmarks
AT Milwaukee and very few people
Up saws money is very Uieutifll east