Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-04

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Remember the meeting OF the fair
directory Monday evening.
g. l.. Lydon came ia last night and
went on to Silverton this morning.
| y. r. Poscy, now located at Mon
tfose. came In on the Southern last
evening.
| A change in The Herald makeup
ia necessary ON account OF the Silver
ton page.
| DR.. Sedwick took trip to Igna-
clio this morning. He returns on the
evening train.
James GIN went out to Pagosa this
morning to take charge OF Sullebber-
gers coal mine.
| Brachyogei & Weightman are load
ing a ear with apples today to be
shipped to Denver.
Durango. Silverton and the San
Juan section generally will witness a
prosperous year.
Jack Redmond has the grippe. Or
rather 1t has him. He has not put in
| an appearance today.
Mrs. Morris Stein entertained in
| formally party OF ladies' this after.
noon at a Caffee Klatch.
James Hamilton, Representing the
Struby Estabrook Mercantile oompa-
| ny. OF Denver, came down from Silver
| ton this morning
Anything to distract attention from
that attempted $500 steal But the
| courts intervened.
Prof York is right in style just
now His cold is the very latest out.
| He says he would prefer to be less
stylish.
| Al the Indian masquerade the nu-
sic was splendid That is a matter
OF course when Prof. Wcrker and Mr..
| kettlewell have part to play.
At Kruschke's there is woe for the
unwaTy paint. paint. lots OF it. The
entire store Ia to be done In white.
1t will look very fresh and trim when
complicated
| Mrs. J. c. Coppinger. who has been
| visiting for n couple of weeks in Cor
tez. returned last evening on the
| Southern She was accompanied by
her daughter Gladys
Miss Mary Graham. who has been
visiting Miss Brcen at Fort Lewis,
returned yesterday afternoon. Miss
| Edith Young and the Misses Lucy
and Katherine Breen came in Mt the
| same time
| A number of Durnngoites went out
to Fort Lewis for the dance-Mr.
and Mrs. kruschke, Mr. and Mrs. Jak-
way, Henry Berri. and Roe Pingrey.
Some others noted were Mcssr5 Dr.
| NibIllh anu W. j. NilicT.
| George Tiffany is preparing for the
warm weather His new soda fouu.
tain will arrive about the 5th OF the
month. The base for the fountain,
the soda counter and stools have al
ready arrived lie has also received
"A bamboo curtain which Will hang
| thA al M
| Our Pennington correspondent
| writes that Cooper 4 Dustin have sold
| their mercantile business to Richard
| Wetherill the manager of the Hyde
| Exploring Expedition. The same com
| pnny have also purchased several lots
and the building where the Times Of
| fee Is located, from c. H. McHenry.
| They will open "A large mercantile
house in Pennington and viii be pre-
pared to handle all he proUuce of the
ranchmen In thrt section
Last spring The Herald put its ve-
! q to further combines by bidding for
| lty printing. and again this fall al
| though solicited to 20 in on county
printing again the coming year Com
hines are forever Off, as one or two
doses shows what the opposition Is
capable Of
George n. Raymond took the morn
lug train for Denver. where he goes
CT business for The Herald While
| absent he will give the largest order
Tor paper and job stock ever ship
ped to the western part OF the state
| the largest order up to this time hay
| ing been shipped to The Herald last
spring. when car of paper and half
car of job stock was received at
one time. Notwithstanding the stock
WAS replenished monthly, liberal
patronage has about exhausted the
supply. and In addition TO u car OF
paper everything in the lob line will