Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-21

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From Wednesdays Daily.
An afternoon whist club TO play
once week through Lent has Just
been organized. There will be three
tables.
Herman Berndt, who has been III
for several weeks with grippe and
rheumatism, returns to work In the
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llllibridge OF the Fort
Lewis Indian school left this morninn
for Santa Fe. Albuquerque and other
New Mexico points.
The lease was signed yesterday by
Stubbs T. .Iakway for the Newman
ing up town an assured fact.
Mrs. A. p. Camp gives a breakfast
on Friday morning OF this week In
honor OF Mrs Adnlr Wilaon. There
viii be twelve ladies present
The quarantine was removed to-
day from the Edwards house, the III.
tie folks having recovered rom the
scarlet fever. Now Tom cau so home
train for Denver. and from thence
VIII go TO Silver Plume 10 attend some
He'd Mems ceremony In an official
capacity.
George Logan left for Denver thiR
morning. whore he goes 10 interview
the Denver a Rio Grandc officials
concerning the delay III laying rails
to connect the main branch with the
City coal mine tram.
The season for bicycling VIII soon
De hcre. and visit to Bert Gnriin i
viii convinces good judges that he
carries nm np.todate line of wheels
The Rambler. Clipper and Pierce mod
els for 1901 are on exhibition, Call
and see them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Stein and fam.
iiy departed this morning for the
cast II is their intention to take In
the .,,a..s.,f;s! ceremonies 1T Wash,
ington. March L. Morris believes in
the party that brinss about prosper
ity, hence he Ia with Republicans
Jack Jarvis returned last night
from weeks visit to Denver. where
he bought new pool and billiard tables
TO replace the old ones Meaars. Jar
via a williams have built up n aplen
did cigar and tobacco trade and The
pool and billiard tables are always In
uhe,
Have you seon the new silk skirts
nj Kruschke's? And the silk waists
and underskirts' Makes one think VI
She will walk In silk attirc.otc." \
good many OF her would like t., nfter
she's been 10 kruschke's, Gentle.
men needn't read this item.
The Fair has window full Of
browns pictures. They are copies In
black aud white of famous paintings.
Just the thing to passc partout. They
cost but one cent apiece, and In mlnia-
ture size but half cent. The Fair
also carries fun line OF passe par.
tout materials.
Prof. Downs left this morning for
Denver and Chicago In the latter
city he will attend n meeting OF the
department Of superintendent of the
National Educational association, and
also visit schools and get In touch
with anything new in methods of In
struction. He VIII be absent until
n week from Sunday.
Al the Famous they are busy ntting
frames ON the pictures given away
for every $40 worth OF goods purchas-
cd. These are enlarged from photo.
graphs and are done In colors or black
and white. as preferred. Some OF
them are very pretty. There Ia one
of the smelter smokestack that at
tracts ones attention. II was en-.
larged from kodak picture. The
pictures are called oiloids-they look
very much like oil paintings. They
seem to be very popular, since 800
have been given away already.
Have you heard about the Colonial
Evening to be given at the rfesoy-
terian church this coming Friday, In
case you have forgotten, allow MS to
remind you that there Will be many
celebrities present George Washing
ton and Lady Martha. Mrs. Adams.
General Lafayette and others too nu-
merous to mention, There are some
very interesting numbers ON the pro.