Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-12

| it came time to say goodbye and wish
Miss Ethel many happy returns of
| the day, wish we can all indulge in
| The Wage Garner says that
Chauncy Morgan will be candidate
for county Judge on the Democratic
ticket along with Judge Houx-or
that either is willing to be sacrificed.
| The Wage Garner then attempts to
tell the Pops. whom it deserted in
order to stand in on the pie. what to
do and what not to do, among others,
for Judge Garbanati to keep his fin.
ger out of the judgeship. as 1t would
be playing into the hands of the Re
publicans Don't worry, Mr. Wage
Farmer, the Republicans are going to
make a clean sweep. and it matters
but little who is opposed to the tick
ct Bradleyism fnsionism. revenue
ism and many other disgraceful isms 4
have sickened the people.
The Famous window is attracting
the attention of passersby. 1t is
in honor of the Woodmen gathering
tomorrow There is good-szed log
of wood with pittruding off-shoots.
The woodman of the forest has the
log about half sawed and chips are in
evidence few feet away is theA
campfire over which hangs the iron
not containing. savory stew. In
one corner of the space is the figure
of woman tastefully arrayed ex-
tending a welcome. to the Woodmen
| i,ol.I ,,yhtt
emblematic of the order. The work
ing tools of woodman are also dis
played Altogether the window re-
fleets credit upon the dresser, and the
window should be viewed by all
members of the order as well as the
townspeople generally.
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From Saturdays Daily.
{ Supt. Merry returned from Mancos
last evening.
/, Fillmore Hand is among the Silver
| tonians in the city.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mr.
l Ullery died yesterday.
Il
their employees happy today. Pay
. day.
, Ed Lathe. who is not city marshal,
but liveryman, came over from Pa
gosa yesterday.
/. John A. James came down from the
r Sunnyside mine this morning to spend
a few days with his family.
1 Judge Pendleton is up from Aztec
f visiting his family. He reports his
| section of the country fiourishing.
Mrs. DIR. c. Fl. Mclean returned this
morning from Silverton, where she
f visited friends for a few days
Il w. ]. Godfrey returned from Silver
. ton this morning, where he had been
in the interests OF the Durango Foun
dry.
:. John F. Melton is down from Sill
verton taking in the Woodmen gath
:. ering. Jack Cole is also among the
visitors.
9 d. E. Phillips. in charge of the insti
+, tute at Mancos, arrived in the city last
q evening en- route to Denver, leaving
!, this morning.
Curg Williams is over from Man
icos. Having sold Silver Dick and
p Mancos Girl. he is now rearing new
:, lot of racers.
Clarence o. Finch of The Silverton
, Miner. returned from Denver last even
:. ing and is spending the day in Duran
go. taking in the Woodmen festivities
e.l Charles l.. Walton. of Silverton. was
a married yesterday at Cedar Hill to
n Carrie A. Spencer. of this city Mr.
;, Walton is an oldtimer in this section
a having worked on the Herald in tie
Q eighties. He will continue to make
Silverton his home. Best wishes OF
this paper and many others go with
: him and his bride
5. w. Carpenter came over from
Mancos on legal business yesterday
returning this morning. MIR. Carpen-
;. ter says conditions were never more
:, favorable in Montezuma county than
at the present time. Crops are look
ing fine and the streams have afford
> ed comfortable supply of water.
Mrs. Golden Barrett came down
. from Silverton this morning to meet
her sisters. Mrs. C. A. Miller. of Den
. yer. and Mrs. L. b. Glover, of Chicago.
who arrived last evening. The three
Immediately boarded the Southern and
left for Mildred, where they will spend
some time with their parents Mr.. and
. Mrs. Thompson.