Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-22

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j. II Otis was passenger tn the
capital today. He VIII likely be alb
sent several days.
Miss Ella Jackson leaves On this
evenings train for Silyerton. where
she will sped week or two visiting
friends.
Rollin Ritter. who has been visit
ing his parents for few days. re-
turned 10 Silyerton this morning en-
route for the Gold King.
W. D. jay is acting as conductor on
the Southern these days In the place
of Grant Sanders. who has gone to
join the Mormons for time,
Two more unfortunates VIII join
the vast army of the married this
evening. W. wish them the beet Of
success In getting enrolled. as well AZ
later when the campaign begins.
Charles Jaeckel. tailor for the
Gradcn Mercantile company. wen, 10
Denver this morning 10 spend hts va
cation with his family. Mr. Jaeckel
viii return early In September.
Miss Ethel Folsom left this morn
Ing for Buffalo. where she will spend
some days enjoying the sights OF the
exposition She will then continue
her journey to Nav York City, where
she VIII remain about two months.
party consisting of Mr. and Mrs.
Ogle MonteIth. j. X. Monteith and
wife aud son Norman, T. Aonteth
aud daughter Miss Maggie, left this
morning for the Upper floridn ON n
camping trip. They expect to be alb
sent about ten days.
The NJ. T. Sabbath school viii have
n picnic AT Brookside tomorrow trhurH.
day., commencing AT 10 n. IN. A cor
dial Invitation liz extended to every
one TO enjoy the outing, whether they
ARE members OF the Sabbath school or
not.
Grand Master s. s. Abbott of the
A. q, L. w. arrived this morning from
Denver. via Silverton. and viii visit
the order this evening This IN MI
Abbott'n first "trip to Durango, aud he
liz very much ploDsed with the city
and the progressive spirit of her peo
Pile
Braohyogei a. Co.'S display of fruit
from Pennington and Aztec was the
subject Of much admiration this morn
Ing. II did not last long after work
men began shipping to Creed. aud the
San Luis wiley points as weli as tn
our mining camps The display con
sisted Of general assortment
early fall fruit
Madame Mermet left this morning
Tor Chicago aud New York, whore she
will meet MIR Roberts and purchase
fall and winter stock Madame VIII
bring back with her handsome trim
mings, swell pattern hats. novelties Ia
dress accessories, and the newest and
most modish Of dress gooda, The
dresmaking department at Graden's
has now closed for n few weeks. Ii
will reopen again September ..
Messrs Burlnn a. Carpenter have
now received full line OF mems sam
plies, While disappointed as to the
late arrival, the samples are now here
and the firm IN ready for business.
Some OF the samples for ladies' suits
have also arrived with more IN fol
low In Il few days II you need any
thing In this line call and see what
the Arm has 10 offer You viii find
them with Frank Gallotti. In the Col
orado Bank building.
A certain gentleman resident IN
this city suggests that "honice." the
new nnme for beau. flame. admirer, OF
whatever you choose to call II, Is
easy to see through. All that is nee
essary. he says, liz 10 Insert IA Wv be
tween the 20" and N" and the word
explains itself. No need to consult
French dictionary. We were well
nigh speechless at this clever explain,
alton. II was almost tn minutes be-
fore We could mutter "iIit us with n
brick next time"
Winter is coming and fall is close
at hand. Already there are early fail
arrivals In the line OF dry goods dis
played In the stores. Soon straw
hats and summer costumes Will he
consigned to the recesses of ward.
robe and clothespress. Felt and
wOolens viii soon hold supreme sway.
Perhaps II we had summer always.
we would ind IL tiresome. Each sea.
son gives pleasure In its own way
and manifests It's peculiar beauty to
the appreciative. At any rate. fan
IL almost here. and that season Is al
ways beautiful
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