Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-07

The late exffi- Republican Democratic
machine organization is one OF the
things OF the past
The Democratic candidate was
abroad In the land last night. button
holing the country delegate.
Special communication OF Durango
Lodge No. 46 A. f. and A. NJ this
evening for work in the third
st Marks Episcopal church ser
vices at II n. m. and 1880 p. m. Rev.
Perkins will preach at both services.
Rev. James A. Lewis, OF Farming
Ton. win preach at the North Side
Methodist church tomorrow morning
and evening.
Republican county convention will
convene at To-. 30 at the court house
Monday forenoon. A large attend-
ance is promised
Work on the Midway and other fair
ground buildings is well under com
pleiion. and all will be In readiness
for the opening day.
Roy Hall was among the homeward
bound last evening. returning from
the Denver carnival Mr.. Hall stop
ped on at Ignacio.
Harry Turner came In from Ignacio
las, evening. where he has been in
charge of the station during Mr..
Halls absence in Denver
history of the way the fair direc-
tory was used by council members
viii make good reading later ones
pecially the holding out for passes
Very few Silverton people went to
Denver this week. The most OF
them will go to the fair at Durango
next week instead.-Sllverton Miner.
After Monday II will be up to the
voters. And they won't do thing
To the outfit that has been holding
the boards at the court house today.
The Rio Grande Southern aid the
handsome thing In making rate OF
81 for members of the Telluride band.
The regular rate is 81. which is low
and assures big crowd.
Secretary McElroy wishes to an
nuunce that he viii be at his Office in
the county clerks room until noon
Monday to make entries. after which
he will he found at the fair grounds,
| u. w. Hoover has been doing some
excellent work at the fair grounds,
aud the track will be in fine shape for
mex, week. Nothing like having ev.
srything done right.
Or. and Mrs. Breen came In on last
nights train from Denver. Misses
Lncy and Catherine, who accompan.
led them thither. remained In Den
yer, at Loretto Heighths, where they
will attend school
Rev. Mr. Perkins and wife look as
though their eastern trip agreed with
them. They returned ON Thursday
evenings train from Baltimore. the
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and the west.
Mr. and Mrs. II. d. Mcbride and
| Mrs Snyder returned last evening
from Denver. MIR. Mcbride having
made the trip to the capital to meet
his wife on her way home from a
lengthy visit to the east.
Jesse Stone. of Gladstone. was en
route to Pagosa Springs this morning.
Ha has been under the weather for
some months and will probably So
| journ for two or three months In or
der To secure complete restoration.
Mrs. ED. Rossiter who has been
visiting relatives In the east for the
past two or three months. was among
the returning passengers last even
ing. Mr.. Rossiter having gone To Den.
yer to meet her. and NJ the same time
take In the carnival.
Eugene Varache is up from Jewett
with a load of his celebrated peaches
and for flavor size. etc. no one In
the country can beat him We know
whereof we speak because Mr.. Var
ache left box at this ONCE. and the
proof OF the pudding is always in the
eating
Next Thursday evening the brass
band from Silverton win give ball
at Vendome hall at Durango. The
orchestra will be composed of the
following members: George Metcal..