Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-14

From Mondays Daily.
Cabbage and onions at the court
house. Don't smell good--sfter din
uer.
John r. Bell and wife were pas
scngers bound for Pueblo yesterday
morning.
John Perrung and family departed
for Silverton yesterday. where they
VIII reside In future.
Miss Bertha Seybold, whose school
at bayfield, has Just closed, returned
to Durango yesterday.
Johnnie Wesch and family came
over frop Cortex last evening and
continued to Ignacio today.
Jack Pearson went To Silverton this
morning, accompanying car OF cattle
from the San Luis valley.
Harry Ware returned yesterday
evening from a visit to Aztec, Farm
ington, and other New Mexico points.
Mrs. Warner. who has been at the
hospital for some time with II severe
attack Of grippe, has returned home.
Mrs. Kennedy, who Is visiting Mrs
Robert Lowe, accompanied by Miss
|Namah Lowe, spent yesterday In 81.
verton.
Being unable to agree upon the price
for a train. only Ave Durango people
visited Jgnacio yesterday TO view the
Uio bear dance.
Attention iH called to the advertise
ment Of y. Chaser In this Issue. He
has something interesting to say to
men about hnts.
j H. Grifith, manager OF the Coz
road running to Fixes Peak, spent
Last night In the city. He Is inter
estcd IN mining in San Juan county
H. G. Scbenck leaves In the morn
iitb ibi f'nNtf, Wntft Ht Sots Hb u
delegate from SmeIter City Tent to
the knights OF the Maccabces' conven.
ton.
One week from tonight the Knights
OF 81. John viii dance at Maccabee
haIl-St. patr rk's. The attendance
will no doubt be large and good
time Ia insured
Fred Morris. the engineer killed
on the "Chili'' branch last week. car
ried sl.5e0 insurance with the Broth.
erhood of Locomotive firemen. and
a $1,000 accident policy.
The silvctton accommodation pull
out at liDb this morning. Delay
vas caused by the accident near NAY
ajo. which delayed the arrival OF
freight In rush for Silyerton.
The Rnthbonc Sisters win give
the evening OF April /. In the mean.
time committees will be at work maxi
ing arrangements for an enjoyable
evening.
Calvin y. Reed IL no longer con
neotcd with the attorney generals OF.
ice. and has opened an Office In the
kitfridge building. Denver. He has
been In the attorney generals office
for ak years past.
@. a, Marshall. auditor OF the Rio
Grando Southern. accompanied by his
wife. arrived over the Southern last
evening. They went to Silycrton
this morning to view the scenery. and
viii continue eastward tomorrow.
The Masonic lodge desires to inform
the public that they have lots to sell
to outsiders In Greenmount cemetery.
Persons desiring to buy should apply
TO G. A. PIKE. acting secretary OF the
lodge.
The i.umpkin case has been post
poncd until Wednesday at 2 o'clock,
ON account, OF the fact that Judge
llonx is out of town. as well rs to
give time for the subpoenas to be is.
sued and witnesses called. |. II.
Melville viii appear Tor the defendant.
Mrs Gibbons, who Is In charge of
the Famous millinery department.
returned yesterday afternoon from the
| east. where she has been to procure
| the latest and newest styles in ladies
and children's hcadwear. An ex.
tenslye line of pattern hats has been
| ordered and shipped.
Judge Pike has just been notified
of his appointment On the advisory