Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-20

The remains OF DR.. Josiah Slick were
taken to Gibbon. Neb.. for interment
Pagosa Springs IL now connected
with the outside world by telegraph.
ton. Heard OF the circus and could
not remain away.
Rev and Mrs. A. Il. Arlington de-
part tomorrow for their ranch neer
Pagosa Springs.
Mrs. A. Melton who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Logan, returned
to silverton this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Nathan, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.L. j.
Nathan. departed for Pueblo on the II
o'clock train.
crowd OF young people went to
Trimble Saturday night and danced
for few hours. They report a fire
time.
Miss Blanche Mccoy was In the city
over Saturday night en- route to her
Mancos home, after attending school
in Denver.
About 25 Masons. including wives,
will go to Telluride Saturday and Sun
day TO attend the association. meeting
on Monday following.
Our people should be truly thank
ful for having passed through the re-
cent cold spell without damaging
rrosts.
The circus put In a quiet day in Du-
range yesterday. During the after.
noon many OF the small boys were In
evidence about the tents.
An Antonita citizen comes to the
front with seven and one-half pound
trout, Caught in the Conejos. Now
don't everybody head for that stream.
All members of the Won me Club
are requested to meet at the club
rooms Monday evening at 3 O'Clock,
sharp, to make arrangements for the
annual picnic.
There are dozen haysecds In the
Animas valley who should make II q
point to be at Silvcrton on the 4th
and 9Th. They can add much to the
pioneer reunion.
Telluride reports between three and
four inches of snow on the sidewalks
OF that town Saturday morning.
About ten inches fell altogether but
II melted rapidly.
Sunday was n perfect day The
forenoon was cool. owing TO the near
ness OF the snow-covered hills, but
the afternoon warmed up and made us
think of summer once more.
II the Durango boys do not make
dates for ball game nt Silycrton the
lth. why not try Pagosa? There the
winners will get 500 and the losers
S25. For particulars write NJ A. Pat
rick
II seems to be II settled fact that
the Durango bah tossers will go to
Telluride Saturday to contest with
the Senators Al least Telluride Is
counting on our boys and should not
be disappointed
The Telluride Journal is after the
Rio Grande Southern for au improved
passenger service between that point
and Salida. Under present arrange
ments passengers must change cars
three times In going. to Denver
was the guest OF Miss Letha Irving
during the early part of the week.
The young lady departed for Hermosa
Tuesday, where she viii spend the
summer months with her mother
Rico News.Sun.
Mrs. George Ditchfield and George.
Jr., who have been spending the past
six months at the Montrose mineral
HP''htss " ihito ihSt TluuN
night The mineral waters proved
very beneficial to Master George. who
was suffering from a very severe at
tack of rheumotism.-Rico News-Sun
La Plata county should send up 25
or so old timers to attend the pioneer
reunion at Silverton on the ith and
9TH OF July. The committee In charge
Is making extensive preparations to
entertain the visitors, In this con
nection IL might be a good idea TO call
II meeting for Saturday To ascertain
those anticipating attending. or they
could leave their names with John w
Wingate or at The Herald ofiicc.
Rev. Lumley preached an interesting
sermon last evening on The Judgment
Day. The speaker referred to the
judicial system OF the people-that
such system was necessary to punish
transgressors. Notwithstanding this.
h.n An