Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-28
I From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
Mrs. l. Thomas is mp from Farm
ington for a few days
c. c. Perkins took the morning
train for Pagosa Springs OIL ex-
citemept.
wife spent the Sabbath with friends
ON the Florida
Nj. and Mrs X. A. Lowe went to
Denver this morning for a short res;
and pleasure trip.
| Mrs. John J. Harris and child al.
| rived from Denver last evening en-
! route to her home at Dolores.
County Clerk Eddy returned Sat
urday night from Boulder. where he
went the first Of the week to attend
the anniversary OF his parents.
Il
Cripple Creek Saturday and has corr
menced work for |. ZeIIer. He is
recommended as a hrst-class watc'
maker.
Mrs. w @. White and daughter,
Millicent. returned yesterday from
their extended eastern trip. visiting
| the old home In New York state. The
trip was profitable in many ways
Thomas keirns comes to Durango
| well recommended as a talented &C
tor With him is company Of
trained people who Hll their parts
vel The company will no doubt
play to crowded house.
The Cottage Home hotel and res
tBurant Is becoming popular with
goJdiy number of people. The pro
prietors evidently understand the re-
quiremen,a OF patrons. AZ they cater
to please and are succeeding
Mrs. Charles Bowman and son ar.
rived from Colorado Springs Satur
day afternoon and accompanied Mr.
Bowman and his brother to Farming
ton where the funeral OF the late
Judge bowman will be held this AZ
| tornoon.
Charles Danforth. saw mill EN-
ploye. was fined SIS and costs by
Justic Huuy this morning for beating
a horse. The man was arrested ana
prosecuted under the humane act and
the evidence went to show that he
had abused the horse by beating II
With clubs. stones. etc.
Supt Cole Lydon came In from Al
amosa Saturday night. spending the
sabbath In Durango. Mr.. Lydon says
he Is feeling much better and thinks
he will be as well as ever In a short
| time. However. he Is going to al
low nature and rest To aid in the
work of restoration and to this end
leaves Denver this week for Southern
California. where he Will spend some
two or three months, dlvesting his
mind from business cares and the
| body from work.
The laying Of the corner stone OF
the new Baptist church yesterday was
| attended by large number OF peo-
Pile. There was the regular Baptist
| congregation besides members of the
other churches which had dismissed
| congregations at Hye minutes to IL.
| The programme as published Satur'
day was carried out. the address by
| the pastor. Rev. Sarbcr, being inter
esting. Along with the church rec.
ord and other papers placed in the
| tin box under the corner stone were
| two copies of The Daily Herald. The
Baptist people are to be congratu,at-
| cd
Last week Mrs. Julis Benning sold
her fine ranch mile east OF town to
Iarl1n Beck, for a consideration of
| s. BOO The place consists of l5O
acres with about ten acres OF well se-
Iectcd orchard, 30 acres OF alfalfa, 10
pasture land. There is n small house
and outbuildings. Mr.. Beck. II will
be remembered. recently came from
Oklahoma. and this makes $1,000 he
hns invested in realty since he arriv-
ed here frst This In pretty good
indication that he is pleased with the
country Pennington Times.
During three days OF next week
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
Aztec will offer varied programme
OF races and other sports for the en-
tcrtainment OF the people. The pro
gramine which will be found printed
In another column. includes some
good purses for races. and there Will
be some fast horses here to compete
II is expected to have the Farming
L 90. l...na. hnr.A hon. "A furnlah t,aliAl1