Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-27

merchant. passed through to Denver
Sunday.
II. X. Caldwell and wife and H. A.
Rogers OF Pagcsc Junction. spent the
night In Durango.
John Kelienberger is home from a
roundup OF San Juan county, N. NJ.
Business good as usual.
| ]. s. Hatcher came over from Pa
gosa Springs yesterday, departing
this morning for Pennington.
A. e. vancott is here looking after
the reservoir and other interests OF
Williams and others OF Colorado
Springs
Bob" a well behaved bull dog. re-
turned to Cbama this morning. assist
ing Engineer Murphy to handle the
throttle.
o. 8. Galbreath left yesterday morn
ing for Pueblo and Denver on Red
Mems business VIII be gone about
n week
Conductor English In on the Duran
goIlico run again. having put in most
" week in Denver representing
railroad employees.
Carl I.empke has signed with the
Colorado Springs Western League
team VIII have TO do better than he
did at Sllycrton.
Senator Copp II with us again, re-
turning last evening from Denver.
where he put In eight weeks with the
rest Of the lawmakers,
II this kind of weather Is not salts
factory for March. guess you are hard
to suit We mean genuine March
weather snow. windy. cloudy, cold,
etc.
Representative Blair Burwell re-
turned from Denver last evening. The
extra session being over Blair Will
probably be one Of rs. the same as
usual.
The Godfrey foundry viii open for
business tomorrow. turning on the
first heat The firm will be In line
for all kinds of castings and general
repair work.
General Tarsney is reported to be
critically III at Pueblo and his daugh-
ter Mrs George HUT of Rico has been
called to his bedside.
J. D. Ashcroft Of San Juan county
n NJ. last week purchased two Here
ford bulls OF G. Il Mcconnell. Is 60
ing to improve his stock Other farm
ers should follow suit.
II is rumored that the Rio Grande
Southern will run through train
this season between Durango and Ou-
ray. II will be great convenience
10 the travelling public.
The Herald received many compll
monts for It's Saturday review OF milli-
merry openings Several ladies' were
surprised to find such accurate de-
scrIptiona of feminine wear.
s W Raymond is In Denver on
provcment OF The Herald Two cars
OF goods will arrive the last of the
week. 10000 pounds OF paper and TO-
600 pounds OF job stock The Herald
ls going TO continue to lead
The Herald Saturday contained
twenty five columns of advertising and
seventeen columns OF interesting read
ing mattor-not duh line In the pa
per The nearest approach was
eleven columns of rehash, The Her
aid leads in every point OF view,
Most OF the men caught In the Lib
crty Bell slide and who have been in
the hospital since February 2Sth,
recovered from their injuries and are
able to return to their work. says the
Telluride Journal. One or two OF
them. however. win not be out for a
week or two.
+. +. Grace 4 Co. have their tea
and coffee house located In the Han
sen building on Ninth street. open
for business. Mr., Grace and wife
have been located at Ouray for the
past year but viii make Durango their
home in the future, Mr. Grace being
ON the road good share OF the time.
See their announcement in another
column,
At the annual meeting of the La
dies Library association. the follow
ing directors were elected: Mrs. B.
W Ritter, Mrs. A. +. Camp. Mrs,
Charles Newman, Mrs. Bennett Bish-
op, Mrs. Charles E. Mcconnell. Mrs.
G. j. okeefe. Meeting of directors
will be held at Mrs. h. w. Ritter's on
"Wednesday. March 26th. at p. m.
for the election of officers. and such