Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-12

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viewed the Columbia and Constitu-
tion.
from Tuesdays Daily.
]. d. Hall, of McElmo Canon, is in
the city.
j. II. McDevitt went to Pagosa
Springs this morning.
Mrs. A. A. Arlington. of Silverton.
is visiting Mrs. DR.. Prewitt.
William Kinderman and wife are
visiting at the Skoog residence, North
Side.
Nick Cook went out to Ignacio this
morning to spend couple of days in
the Pine River country.
A carload of peaches went to Den
| yer this morning by express. From
| the Hyde people, of Pennington.
Rev. Mr.. Webb and family departed
| their new field of labor, Montrose.
Clarence Hoffheins went to Fort
Lewis this morning, where he has ac-
cepted a position in the Indian school
Supt. Cole Lydon is spending the
day in Durango, arriving from Silver
ton this morning.
Mrs. Parsons and daughter depart
ed for the east this morning, as pre-.
viously announced.
Pennington fair opens one week
from today. Quite number of Du-
rangoites announce their intention of
| attending.
The ladies of ST. Marks Guild will
hold their annual fair some time in
November. Time and place will be
announced later.
II has been a long time since fruit
has been as cheap in Durango as it
| is at the present time. Now is the
time for preserving. as apples will be
| scarce towards spring.
Mrs. Pauline II. Moore. daughter of
Judge A. l.. Harris, a former mayor
of Durango. is in town looking after
mining interests.
| Thos. M. Trip, the pioneer min
eral surveyor of San Juan county.
passed through from Silvertop to Den
yer on the morning train.
philippine Sketches" by DR.. Rose
Kidd-Beere. Friday night. The ste
reopticon views are from Arthur C.
Johnson's war pictures and are very
fine.
Doc" Wallace leaves in the morn
ing for the Navajo reservation. While
sorry to leave Durango, the object OF
the trip is now accomplished and he
will sojourn in the south land until
the fair.
Hon. Barney O'Driscoll came down
from Silverton last night to attend to
some important matters in the land
office today. He arrived in the nick
of time. He returned to Silverton
on the afternoon train.
j. T. Brewer and family are among
the Durangoites contemplating a
trip to Pennington and Aztec next
week. Let dozens of others who can
possibly get away do likewise.
Miss J. Il. Jackson returned this
morning from Silverton. where she
spent nearly three weeks with her
brother. Abner Jackson. and friends.
Miss jackson reports most enjoya-
BILE time and that Silverton is full
of life in every way.
Charley Stark has sold his Florida
ranch to Walter Newton, the consid-
Grafton being in the neighborhood of
10000. pretty good advance over
what he paid Phlo Ogden. But then.
Philo was disguised with La Plata
county politics, and thereby Charley
was able to pick up snap.
The Pennington Board of Trade
has been agitating the question of a
San Juan county exhibit at the Du-
range fair the coming month.
Arrangements are being made for a
very large display of San Juan county
products We have reason to con.
gratulate the board on its progressive
spirit.
DIR. Beere's lecture, which is to be
given at the opera house Friday night.
has been highly spoken of by the
press wherever it has been heard.
The pictures illustrating it are of the
Filipino people and their customs.
and many scenes from army life.
No one should miss it.
Last evening at Red Men hall the
Lady Maccabees of Smelter City Hive
had an informal social evening.