Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-22
Pasosa Springs Time Table.
HERE AND THERE

| "I1kG hAND 4Ac1L0
o. 8. Gaibreath was passenger
to Denver this morning.
l.. J. Nathan went out on tie East
ern to Denver this morning.
Baby Edwina and the singing dog
Dick tonight at the opera house. 15c.
25c and 35c
Dee Brlndle came in from Bayfield,
last evening. He expects to remain
few days. Visiting.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-Services at
II o'clock a. m. Sunday. at 300 New
man block. Subject, Truth"
Alex Wahler and family started for
Germany this morning. a large num-
ber of friends were at the depot to
wish them hon voyage.
Gold watch given away at the opera
house tonight. Change of program.
i5c, 2hc and 35c.
Mrs. C. +. Stollsteimer and family
| left this morning for Pagosa Springs,
where Mr.. Stollsteimer is in business.
They will locate there permanently.
Misses Bertha and Stella Seybold
leave on the Silverton train in the
morning to spend week or two with
their father at the mine in Deer Park.
Judge G. f. Newcomb Is expecting
Joe Mann and Jake Lane down from
the Upper San Juan today. They
viii prove up on some land situated
situated at Pagosa.
A large crowd assembled on the
street last evening to take In the band
concert. While the programme was
| somewhat short, ii was very enjoya-
| BILE. II is to be hoped the concerts
will continue
The special service at the Metho-
dist church closed last night. Pastor
Webb viii preach Sunday morning.
Subject. The Temptations of the
Righteous" Open air meeting at
| the grove, Brookside, at 3 p. III.
Epworth League at p, m; leader.
Miss Maggie Frary Service at & p.
IN. Rev Mr.. Lumley will preach
]. W. Zimmerman Is In from the
Pine River country where he has a
saw-mill at Beaver Creek. Mr.. Zim-
| haa f,r fnf
at Beaver Creek. The department
| has sent the papers to be filed out
and II the answers are satisfactory
another postofiice will be added to
the list. The name of the Office is
to he Pargin
At the party given at the home of
Miss Nora Russell last evening the
original plan of dancing on the lawn
was abandoned on account of the
rain. Instead games of various de-
scriptions were played. both indoors
and out AT intervals music was fur
nished by the musically inclined
| among the guests The young peo-
pie attending say 1t was one of the
very incest parties given in Durango
for some time. Delicious refresh.
ments were served.
Attention is called to the change of
time for the arrival and departure of
trains on the Silverton. Denver & Rio
Grande. and the Southern railroads.
The new time card goes into effect to-
morrow, Sunday. July 81. The new
time card is printed In full on the
fourth page of this issue of The Her
aid. The train for Denver will ar
rive from Silyerton one hour earlier
and depart one hour earlier. Note
the changes on the other roads also
The young folks turned out in force
to the Entire Nous last evening. In
spite of the heat, there was n very
large attendance. Everyone danced
Just as energetically as If the ground
was covered with a thick coat of
snow, Palm leaf fans were used by
the dozen. several gross having been
provided for the occasion. To do
the gentlemen justice. they were I'M
tiring In their efforts to keep the at
mosphere distributed. You ought to
see them work 1t was really alarm
ing. Modesty prevents them from
acknowledging how many fans they
wore ont. or even how many there are
left They all agreed, however. that