Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-25

From wednssdAy's pssly.
Frank Barnes csmN n from Teiia
ride last night
C. E. Herr took nying trip o Need
Teton, where he has mining interests.
Miss Clara Ste;neEer has returned
from a pleasant visit at Pine Ridge.
Mrs. Eagan is expecting her sister.
Miss Josephine DAILY. to arrive from
Denver this evening.
w. A. and Charles T. Stevens. neph.
ews OF Senator Newman. returned to
Denver this morning.
Doc Wallace leaves In the morning
for the lower country. lie will drive
down with Harry Ware.
Mrs. Spinner. wife of promincn.
merchant at Largo. returned 10 her
Pennington stage.
Miss Margaret Ramsay entertained
number OF young folks Informally
last evening at cards.
Don Archuleta who came In last
night went out to Pagosa this morn
ing where he has business interests.
Charles Schutt, who runs the soda
fountain for A. l.. Richey, is suffering
from a severe attack Of rheumatism.
w. r. Moore put In yesterday at
Hermosa fishing. He had Arstrate
luck. but he VOWS that he'll never go
again. Mosquitoes are too thick.
Not human victim run In last
night The only capture were two
horses and two cows. Marshal Wick
line don't have any kind OF a time
these days.
r. N. Freeman started for Pagosa
this morning on business trip of
some ten days duration. Mrs Free
man and Miss Helen accompanied him.
They VIII drive through.
We take pleasure In announcing
that John Morlock's illness has taken
turn for the better. The improve
ment In Mr.. Moriock's condition is
very marked today.
Miss Maud Weaver left for Man
cos this morning. where she VIII spend
al. La xytattltu ftl. ,u
The Pirates OF Penzance, under the
direction of Prof. J. r. Hicks. viii be
presented on the MancoB stage short.
ly. Miss Weaver viii serve as ac.
compnniest
Madame Mermet In in Silverton to.
day. representing the Grndcn Mer-
cantile company's dressmaking de
partmcnt She will remain over to.
morrow. thus giving the Silverton la
dies an opportunity to examine her
work. Those who have not been able
10 call today can see her tomorrow
tThnrsday) At the Grand hotel
Ladies' on the Boulevard and Mesa
are complaining of being annoyed by
Indians. under the influence OF liquor.
frightening the children Last even.
ing they chased some of the little girls
while out playing and brushed rudely
against ladies' they met ON the side
walk. II the marshall gets after them
there will be short work made of
the Indians.
The case OF william Wolf a Co. VS..
William +. Pace came up In the
county court this morning. II is n
suit for replevin growing out OF the
barden sheep controversy. The
case involves the question of the Il.
tie TO the wool N c. Miller IL at.
torney for the plaintiff and W. A..
Reese for the defendant.
Boys around town. and especially
In North Durango. are robbing birds
nests and otherwise doing things to
drive our songbIrds and feathered
friends from the city. This Ia most
reprehensible. and II parents Will not
put stop to their boys wantoniy
taking the young birds from their
nests, the matter should be looked
after by the city authorities.
Judge ID. Il. Graham and son of Den.
Yer came down from the Needles this
morning They viii return ,hith.r
this afternoon. The Judge In on, of
the Mastodon Group Gold and Sil.
Yer Mining Co. who have n uumber of