Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-21

Al. Bernard came in last night
from trip west. made for the pur-
pose Of locating timber
Carl Couison. OF bayfield,. is In town
today laying in supplies for his flour
ishing business on Pine River.
Geo. West Is with us again for
few days. Just seeing the other fei-
low get the dough ON election.
Ed. Doyle Is with us again after
an absence OF three years in Denver
and other points. He is at the Hub.
Edgar Buchanan was In town
short time this morning, having come
down from the Hermosa ranch where
he spent the Sabbath.
Mrs. j. NJ. Chartrand and child were
among the arrivals Saturday. joining
husband and papa" who Is with the
firm OF Stubbs e. Jakway.
Phil Gerow came down from Sill
yerton yesterday morning to thaw out
little. He says that quite little
snow fell Saturday evening.
Miss Nettie Townsend left this
morning for Pine River where she
has accepted a position as book-keep-
err with the yellow Pine Lumber Co.
Judging by the soreness displayed
by the concern up the street. sub
scribers have discontinued by the
Wholesale and are keeping up their
lick
The commissioners are not likely
TO feed newspaper this coming year
at the expense of taxpayers that an
1ounces Its intention OF disrupting the
Democratic party.
District Attorney Anglim was
showing c. A. Gebhard. with the Col
orado Packing Co. of Denver, about
town today. which of course included
= visit to The Herald office.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Blair, of Pueb-
10. who have been in California the
past six months. arrived last evening
on visit to Mrs. Blairs sister. Mrs.
E. H. Howard. of the Rochester.
Rev C. u. Perkins went to Tellu.
ride this morning and will hold ser
vxices there this evening. Tuesday
evening he will preach at Rico and
Wednesday at Mancos. returning to
Durango Thursday.
Miss A. f. Knapp and Miss Lena
Pennington came in from the Upper
Florida this morning. Mrs. Knapp's
friends will be pleased to know that
she has once more recovered health
and strength. after severe illness.
w. T. Kirkpatrick entertained his
brother, j. r. Kirkpatrick. over Sun
lay. Mr. Kirkpatrick resides in
Wyoming on large stock farm in
which w. T. is Interested This was
his first visit to Durango and, al
though short. was enjoyed. He de-
parted on the east bound this morn.
ing.
Mrs Barber accompanied her daugh-
ter Lena to Denver Saturday morning.
Mrs Barber went to the train with
Miss Babe to see Lena of. not expect
Ing to accompany her, but as there
was transportation for two she was
lnveigled into the ear. and as the
train pulled out was persuaded to
visit the capital.
Miss Marian Bucher took the morn
Ing train for Chicago. after being at
the home of Mrs. Geo. N. Raymond
he past three weeks. Many friends
and those who know her trust that she
Will find health. as she has been
sufferer for the past two years and we
can assure those who have made her
trip possible will always be kindly
remembered by one who is worthy Of
their kindly consideration.
Several of the Durango stores have
lust received installments of canned
fruits from the Delta factory. 9th
er things being equal, home products
should be given the preference. The
"hi'h hoohH H'ht out itoHl i'Nith di'
said to be very fine. During the
Goulds' recent western trip the Delta
factory proved very interesting to
Mrs. Gould. As a result large
shipment was ordered sent to her
eastern home
The football game Saturday result
ed In victory for the FIT. Lewis In
dian boys by a score of ten to FIVE.
The Indians played very good ball
and the manner in which they went al
II Indicated big score for them
and goose egg for the high school
boys, the visitors securing their ten
points In the first fifteen minutes OF
he game. which consisted of forty
minutes, with rest in between. In
the last half the Indians were kept
from scoring. while the home boys
secured n touchdown with Ave points
to their credit when time was called.
Charley Hawke umpired. while DIR.
Lackey was referee. In the mix-up