Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11


ton has the mcarIet fever r. o. Is
keeping house,
Frank Eidredre returned last even. |
ing from Siiscrton,. village he re
ports booming
FRANK Eidredge In fitting up the |
room recently vacated by Dr. Dowdey |
for private office
4. ". Carpenter came over from
Mancos las, evening and returned this
morning, after attending 10 some legal
business.
Neil Camp returned TO Colorado
springs this morning. having arrived
FRIDAY to spend Easter with his par
onts
Durango people have shown their
preference for the sparkling ADimas
10 have the animals. They choose
!, Tor burial place
The Herald pubiiAhos tho news up
to date just perusc our telegraph
columns aud be consinccd-if you hap
pen to he a morning subscriber.
r. N. Morell who leased his Mancos
hotel the other day. left this morning
Tor iierra Amarillo. where he ac-
eepts "a position with T u Burns
,.f
and examined our stock OF news and
Job stationery. They know full well
who does the business OF the town
Mr and Mrs Abe Roberts. who have
been visiting T. " Bowman left this
morning Tor Telluride, where they
VIII stop over few days before re-
turning to Montrose
Mr.. and Mrs Eyorard Roscoe are
rejoicing over the arrival OF an s.
pound girl which put In an appear
ipoe yesterday about noon. All par
ties concerned are doing nicely.
Yesterday afternoon the funeral ser
vices OF The t-yearo old child OF Mr., nnd
hrr, An Turner OF the Upper AMI.
ma, were held nj the hom. OF Mr.
Ion Fay. a large number OF friends
were prcseut- burial took place at
animna city.
Ihis evening at Z 30. az the horne
If the brides parents IN the Animas
sniIey. Miss Anna siscth nnd Mr. La.
her SET Will be united In the bonds
II mntrimony. Rcy, Howard win net
lorm the ceremony. A large number
)f invited guests viii be present.
'nnbEcribor, who takes a great IN
crest Ia base ban matters. should
send In hia name. not for publication.
ini II 10 a rule never 10 publish arti
ics OF any character. no matter how
nefitofious. unless accompanied by
The writer's name
II the weather clerk had continued
he snow storm that set in about i 80
shls morning Tor twelve hours. there
~ould b. ut least two feet OF snow on
the ground MY. but !, did come
io~n in chunks and Tor time Il
ioossd as though pas, records were
going 20 be smashed
y A.. McAic- returned from Silver
ton this morning. accompanied hy
aessrs. Thomas Douglass and BRADY
;, Thompson OF St Louis. who visit
ID the Uoid hing niue The latter
gentlemen were much pleased with
what they SAW They VIII remain
IA Durango until tomorrow morning.
when they depart over the Southern
Jack Jarvis took the morning train
Tor Denver where he win put In on.
DAY and then 30 direct to Phoenix
ARA ihe Herald trusts that Mi.
Jarvis Win nnd the health of which he
ID IN search. aa 1t Is a priceless boon
to everyone II Phoenix proves an
acceptable climate Mr. Jarvis VIII
probably go into business there ihc
best wishes OF u host OF friends gu
with him,
wm 4. Nailc left this morning for
Pueblo. where IA. goes TO Rttcnd tho
q. A. Il. Grand encampment for Colo
RADIO ana wyoming Ne expected 10
he Joined az lgnaoio by r c. Gradcu.
The other dsiegates from the. local
branch are 5 NJ 5iggs and W +.
hlrkpauick. AIR Biggs went out
SUNDAY morning, going to Denver "a
meet Mrs hisgs who viii accompany
him home the last OF the week. NJ.
kirkpatrick win attend, providing he
leaves Illinois In time.
Item one dead horse. one dead
hurto. one dead hog. boating in the
clear. pure waters OF the Animas.
Alas. poor piggio, he was not allow.
cd 20 rest IN his watery grave by the
Ice house. Marshal wickline hauled
him out nnsummariiy this morning.
The two other qnadrupcds are lodged
wa, out In the stream. as It flows by
the keid ranch, and cannot be reach.
ed. save by means OF boat and net
81.