Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-16
CALL AT N. A. BRACHvOCEL
{ COMPANY'S THIS EVENING
AND GET PEACHES AND FRUIT
At LOWEST PRICES IN HISTORY
OF THE CITY OF DURANGO
Eastern train 45 minutes late.

| E>hstcTu lFdiu 10 uIiHuick lhtS.
James Heggie was n passenger to
Silyerton this afternoon.
Mrs. J. II. McCracken, of Cortez, is
visiting Durango friends.
Usual services ut st. Marks Epis-
copal church tomorrow morning.
Miss Eva Cooper .s spending cou-
pie OF weeks with Jessie Munyon in
Silverton.
Quite number OF Durangoites er.
pcct TO take In the Pennington fair
next week.
Christian Science-Servlces at II
A. IN. Sunday, at 800 Newman block.
Subject, Matter"
Most of the places OF business in
the city are draped In mourning for
the dead president.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Virgil H. Hammer and
Mrs. Elsie N. hammond. both of Bay
field.
Col. and Mrs. f. o. Price went out
to the Florida this afternoon to spend
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Knapp.
G. A. Pike, wife and daughter t,ok
the morning train for Denver, where
Mr.. Pike attends the Masonic grand
lodge meeting.
Miss Anna Gray, of Ouray. has ac
cepted the position of teacher of vo-
cal music In the Durango schools.
She will commence her new duties on
Monday.
N. C. Miller left for Alamosa this
morning, where he has business be
fore Judge Holbrook. He then goes
to Denver to attend the Masonic grand
lodge meeting.
Mrs. j. X. Pound and daughter. We
ra. came in on last evenings train
= from Edith. They went out to the
Upper Florida this morning. where
e they will spend week or two visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cooke.
n Rev +. a. Hawke. pastor of the NJ.
! Il. church. requests all members to
d be present at the morning service to-
morrow when work will be outlined
for the year. All are welcome. Sub
jeot for evening: THE Masters s
J. Touch"
Mrs. Bob Lowe entertained nuhl-
ber OF young people last evening in
! honor OF Mr.. VIM. Plunkett. OF Dem
yer. who Is visiting her brother. Otis
Orme. Cards formed the evenings
entertainment. Dainty refreshments
were served.
I DR. Rose Kidd-Beeres illustrated
talk on the Philippines last evening
was heartily enjoyed by those pres
y ent.th audience being curtailed by
E the sad news from Buffalo. DR..
. Beere is an interesting talker. She
: went to Silverton this morning.
Federal Union No /, Union No. 5s
ana ftHt pulttu Miht NoIheis VI
America will meet at st. Johns hall
Sunday afternoon, September 15, at
! 4 O'Clock for the transaction of I'M
r portant business. A general invita-
ton is extended to all union organiza-
tons to meet with them.
George Freund is suffering from a
slight stroke OF paralysis which will
prevent him from attending to busi-
ness In person for few days. II has
affected he entire right side. and al
though painful. is not alarming, pro
viding 1t gets no worse. Mr.. Freund
will probably be all right within n
few days.
A. f. Reece. OF Florida Mesa. hap
pened In at this office this morning
with some peaches. which for flavor
and color can't be beat. Mr.. Reece
says that the trees from which the
fruit was picked were planted by his
wife In 1893 from seedlings. He has
twelve trees. and there is a wagon
load of fruit on each tree. What's
the matter with the Florida Mesa?
The fruit is certainly all that can be
desired.