Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-16

Prom Mondays basly.
Mrs Ida NJ. johnson went over TO
Msncos this morning
Dr. q. v. copp went to Pagosa this
morning. vhere he will look sfter den
tai patients
Lou Paquin. one Of the old time and
well known residents OF the Mancos
valley. Ia In the city.
George West went TO PaRosa this
morning. He was provided with a
fine lunch. especially the rye bread
portion. II will keep.
J. l. Mcneil arrived from Washing
ton, ID. C.. Saturday evening He
will remain several days. the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Camp.
Charles Johnson. the Dolores horse
man and stock grower. returned last
evening from an eastern trip. where
he went to purchase biooded stock.
Judge j. l.. Russell and Attorneys
Reese McCloskey and 3. W. Ritter
we're Siiverton bound passengers last
evening. District cour, convened this
morning.
K. II Luke. Denver tonsorial art
list. arrived from Denver Saturday to
accept a position with Tom Davis. in
crcasing business making a third chair
necessary.
d. b. Graham. Charles HartzeIl and
G. c. Hewitt went through to Needle
ton from Denver last evening. where
they are Interested In mining property
which Will be worked quite extensive
iy this season.
w. r. Crooke came down from Sill
verton this morning to spend the day
In Durango with his wife. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. l.. C.
Jakway. for several days. Mr.
Crookc returns To Silyerton on the
afternoon train. while Mrs. C. will re-
main some days yet.
At the close Of the lecture at the
NJ. r. church lagt evening Mr.. ]. w.
Lair and Mrs. Hattie Beatty were uni.
ted In wedlock by the Rev. Mr.. Webb.
As they entered the church the or.
ganist played wedding march and
II was the music which gave the first
intimat!on to many what was to take
place. The Herald extends best
Wishes.
Quite number of ladies' were at
the depot this morning TO say good
bye to Mrs. J. A. Partridge. who took
the east bound train for California,
where she joins her hnsband Mrs
Partridge has many friends and ac
| qnaintances in this city who are 10th
to part with her, at the same time
their best wishes go with her In her
| new home.
Mr.. and mrs. Lafe Henry OF Silver
ton returned from Pagosa Springs last
evening. where the waters failed Il
help Mr.. Henry. who ia suffering with
rheumatism. In fact. Mr.. Henry 1,
failing so fast Mrs Henry concluded
It was best TO return to Durango ant
secure the best medical assistance
DR.. w. II. RAIDER is looking after ths
patient, whose lease OF life Is appar
emily OF short duration. The Herald
is sorry 10 make this announcement a.
II will be sad news to many friends
l
| There was an immense crowd at tn,
depot yesterday to witness the de
parture OF the special Elk train fol
| Telluride. The cars were decorated
as outlined in Saturdays paper There
was considerable disappointment ovel
the fact that no one arrived from Sill
verton after holding the special unit
after the arrival Of the train. There
were few additional from Durango
among the number heing Lloyd Sheets
| Curley Mcbride, Charles Stilwell. +
w. Strater and Dave Ramsey. who
came down from Silverton Ssturda,
evening. Fatty" Crawford was un
able to go,
| In conversation with one OF this
Democratic aldermen Saturday after