Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-01

q pretty costume of cream -colored It's
sue desoie. She carried white roses.
Her hat was cream-colored tucked
chiffon. its billowy masses relieved
with sprays of pink roses. Mr.. Harry
Lee and Miss Forrest White stood up
with the young couple. After the
ceremony the bridal party repaired to
the home of Mrs. White where refresh
ments were served. The wedding was
strictly private. the members of the
family and few near friends alone
being present. Mr.. and Mrs Maher
will occupy a cosy home on lower 4th
avenue. The Herald extends con
gratulations.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Mrs. Harvey Pilgrim is quite sick
Ed Feree left for Salt Lake City
this morning
Clyde Nobbs has accepted posi-
ton as clerk at Parsons.
| George Ditchfield returned to Rico
on the morning train.
There are nineteen patients at
Mercy hospital at present.
Mrs. Jack Redman is i'll from the
effects of the late hot spell.
| Frank Lewis is one of party now
camping at the head of Junction
| Creek.
Miss Mary Dyer left this morning
for Milwaukee and other eastern
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. C. Coulson and Miss
Woods came in from Bayfield, last
evening.
Mrs. John Kellenberger an the chill
dren returned last evening from an
outing ut Pasosa.
| w. F, Kendrick came down from
SiiVerton last evening and went east on
the morning train.
| Mrs, Frank Cunha is i'll. The late
extreme heat has resulted in good
deal of sickness.
Miss Maud Trippe is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Pulford, and is renewing
her old-time friendships.
| Special convocation of San Juan
Chapter No. Is r. A. NJ. this evening
Work in p. NJ and NJ. e. NJ. degrees.
| Thurston RAIDER arrived last even
ing from the East, where he has been
taking course in Virginia dental
college.
| Mrs. Grant Morris and Mrs. Carpen-
ter returned from the Vallecito yes
terday, The ladies found it too rainy
up that way
| Harry Jackson is expected home
this evening from Milwaukee. where
he has been attending the meeting of
the grand lodge of the Elks.
! Jack Parsons returned last even
ing from two or three days trip
to the Orc Fino. Mr.. Parsons says
there is considerable activity in, the
camp.
number of young folks will hold a
moonlight picnic on the Island next
Thursday evening. Some thirty-five
couples will be present. Strictly an
invitation affair.
Rev. Perkins and family were pass
| engers on the morning Eastern. en-
route for Baltimore. They will be
| absent about two months and expect
to visit Buffalo and other points be-
fore their return.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Biggs and Mrs. DIR. Glass
cock and children. who have been Wis
| iting Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Biggs, went
to Edith this morning Mrs. E. NJ.
Biggs will move to Durango for the
| winter in order to take advantage of
the city schools.
The attention of members of Aztec
Camp Woodmen of the World is call
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before the end of the month. Since
John Morlock is i'll and unable to col
lect. members of the lodge will please
make their payments at the store
within the next few days.
! A l'ir. r. Copeland Rohrbacher has
undertaken to write up Durango and
The Democrat speaks very highly of
the undertaking. About five years
ago the same gentleman wrote mp this
section and the work was so "bum"
that he was heartily roasted" by The
Democrat at the time.-Siverton
| Standard
G. II. Peters. superintendent of the
Durango Light & Power companys
plant returned the other evening
from business trip east. Mr.. Peters
saws the factories are ovcrcrowded
with work. and orders needed for a
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