Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-28

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From Mondays Daily,
Fred w. HamIin aud wife came
over from Maneos last evening. en-
route east.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Moench left this morn
Ing for six weeks visit to her old
Nebraska home.
George West Is with us agaIn. mr.
tlving from the San Luis vai'ey and
Denver Saturday evening.
Rev. Ferguson, who has been quite
III for the past few days, is around
again, though still weak.
Miss Gilbert left this morning for
eastern markets to select a spring
and summer line OF millinery.
Dan Meuser took the morning train
Tor Denver, to seek a position as job
printer where there lis steady work.
Lieutenant Bonser will say farewell
tonight ut the Salvation Army hall,
having been summoned home by her
mother.
MIR. and Mrs. John Kellenperger
left Sunday morning for pleasure
trip, which will include Colorado
Springs and Denver.
J. w. Zimmerman came In from
Pagosa Junction Saturday night. He
spent Sunday with his family and re-
turned this morning.
Jack Slattery returned from the
east Saturday night. He stopped over
night In Durango and returned to Sill.
verton Sunday morning.
The Herald Is In favor OF better
water and we believe the people of
Durango VIII favor any proposition
that viii secure II at a moderate cost.
y. II. Herr went to Silyerton last
evening, where he closed contract
with the kendrick snlelter 10 furnish
them coke. He returned this morn
ing.
Just as soon as the snow disappears
Storl Thomas intends building a trail
over Mesa Verde, which viii be a
much nearer and easier route to the
clin houses. s.--Cortez Journal.
notwithstanding the fact that this
han been vcry dun year there is
more floating cash In this valley than
In almost any other agricultural dis
trict.--Cortez Journal.
Miss Emma wakelLl tool, the morn.
Ing train for Denver. where she goes
to have her eyes treated. She will
also meet her brother In Denver, the
latter arriving from Grand Island
Mrs. Killlan. who recently went
down to deaths door Is slowly i'm
proving. She was able to sit up for II
few minutes on Saturday. Mr.. Xii.
| Han has returned to work again.
| Mr.. and Mrss. l. l<ruschke departed
| this morning for Galveston. where
Mrs Kruschke and son VIII enjoy the
| gulf breczes for few weeks while
| Mr. X. viii continue to New York to
buy spring and summer goods,
Saturday was slated as Dunlap day
at Nathsn's, but the washout delay
cd the arrival Today they are on dis.
| play and the latest In hats Is now on
sale, together with many other at.
traotive articles OF wearing apparel
A director of the fair association
last fall used the organization for per.
sonal advancement, In the very start
securing In an underhanded way a
money There will be no graft so far
as the Board of Trade is concerned
There are many things to be stud
led and taken into consideration In
the water question, and The Herald
intends that every taxpayer shall
| know the exact facts prior to elec-
ton. including every bit OF available
information on the subject.
Miss Evelyn Rawlns, who is at
tending the Denver university. has
her name upon the roll of honor. n
privilege granted only to those having
the highest per cent In one or more
studies. Miss Evelyh's strong point
seems to be Latin. II is gratifying
To Durango friends to hear such good
tspOits of her prpgregg
Alderman Darlington, chairman of
the fire and water committee, says the
committee Is at work on proposed wa.
ter systems. That nothing has been
definitely settled upon. but there will