Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-29


From Wednesdays Daily.
Miss Evelyn Rawlins expects TO re
turn to her work at the Denver Uni
versity In about week.
Mrs. Morton Schutt left town yes
terday to spend few days with Mrs
Candace Root. on Pine River.
Mrs. E. NJ. Biggs returned 10 Edith
this morning after visiting Durango
friends for few days
r. r. Bowman and family. including
Rev. Sommers. Mrs. Bowman's IA.
ther. are on an outing in the Animas
valley today.
The contractor has large force
OF men at work on the new govern
ment buildings at Ignacio
Clark Grove arrived from Denver
last evening and will spend some time
with his brother. l.. C.. at Aztec.
hthb Ifd'hfoE'i w ~
verton last evening where he always
finds good market for fruit and 9th.
or farm truck.
The friends of Miss Frieda Ambold
now resident In Denver. viii be sorry
10 learn that she is seriously III oi
typhoid fever.
Wild raspberries are getting ripe
and we presume our people win be
climbing the hills about Cascade foi
the succuleut fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Murray left
for home this morning. stopping q
few days at TERRA AninrIlla before
continuing 10 Trinidad.
John Morlock. the furniture man, IL
doing busincss these days Shipped
$3.50 worth OF goods to Rico ycs'cr.
day for which he received the Hpol
cash.
Judge Uonx. accompanied by hlf
sister. Mrs. Clark, drove out to the
Pennington place on the Florida yes
tcrdny. II waH a very pleasant out
ing.
On account of the illness of Mise
Bertha Buhlauer. Mrs. Chris Wid
meyer. The young lads aunt. has beer
summoned home and viii arrive on
this evenings train.
"The penlten,inry ia an excellent
place to learn politcness." saya the ed
itor OF the Grand junction Sentinel
This has caused number OF scrib
blera Ia ask how he found ont.
Have you noticed the icttcrinr
above the Famous cornirc7 In do
aign aud execution II is simply i'm
mcnso. ny well as being very ot,rac
tive Another evidence OF A. Mer
shon's decorative ability
Mrs Thomap and Mrs Mccullough
and daughters left for their home ai
Fort Wayne. Ind. this morning
both ladies' are wives Of baltimore a
Ohio conductors and have been viait
ing Durango friends for the past
month.
The Eljls meet tonight and viii NJ.
range their programme for the clos
Ing nieht of the fair An cnor, VIII be
made 10 hnve large attendance Of
outside Illks. and Telluride especially
will be represented.
The condition OF william Town,
send today is very critical. indeed.
He IN very weak and can take very
little noufiabnept There VIII
doubtless be MI. change one way or
the other until this evening,
Rev Powell. state superintendent OF
Sunday schools. and hiu asAistnu.
MIR. Russell. VIII speak at the Pres.
byterian church this evening at 4
ocloc, Everyone should hear them.
especially teachers and pupils.
Frank Hartman left this morning for
Rico. where he will spend some days
In the mines for the Herald. Denver
Times and the Scranton, Pa. Minee
and Minerals, and when he gets
through Dolores county viii be well
advertised.
The fremont saloon at Telluride
was held up one night last week by
men who secured $3.50 This seems
TO be n popular fad throughout the
state. Must be the same gang
But one OF these days cold lead will
cut their career short.
Mr.. c. T.. Mcconnell leaves for
Pennington In the morning to attend
n meeting Friday of the citizens call
ed to discuss right of way for tho
new railroad The following day, Sat