Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-24

Southern. Rev. Grimes returning to
Denver.
ID. Il X. G.. pay car came in this af.
ternoon. VIII go to Silverton and.
returning take in the Southern tomor
row.
A letter from Sam Herr notes safe
| arrival at Los Angeles with fine wealth
er. Mr.. Herr says roses are In full
bloom and the country looks very
beautiful. From Los Angeles Mr.. and
Mrs. Herr go to San Diego for a few
days
Remember that Chapman will talk
| farm machinery to you and show you
the good points. THE Old Man" has
made study of the requirements of
the farmer in agricultural implements
| and his judgment is worth a good
| deal.
The district court is occupied with
the Juan Samora case today. At 2;3O
this afternoon the second witness a,
the prosecution was being examined
| The child-mother was on the stand fo,S
some time and was pitiful sight
| The court room is well filled this af
| ternOon.
Mrs. Lillian Cross. who has been yis.s
| iting her friend and schoolmate, Mrs
DR.. Davis, for some weeks, left on
the morning train for Albuquerque
She will be joined by her husband at
Antonita, Mr.. Cross travelling for
Denver house. After visiting friends
at Albuquerque, Mrs Cross goes to
Denver her home.
A very fair audience greeted Mr..
| Hawke last evening at the NJ. E.
church and paid close attention to
mis- discourse on Florence" The
speaker showed himself to be well
posted on the beautiful city of Italy
and carried his audience with him as
he briefly detailed some Of the inter
esting points and famous characters.
The Ladies Aid realized quite nea..,
sum.
Mr.. A. w. Spencer of Bayfield, had
an operation performed last week by
DR.. Lackey at Mercy hospital, In
which he was rendered insensible to
pain by cocaine injected into the fluid
of the spinal canal, which communi-
Gates direct with the brain centers.
Mr.. Spencer says he knew perfectly
everything that occurred, but felt no
pain whatever. This is very new
departure in surgery, never before
| tried in this section of the state
| Jack McCabe returned last evening
from Dubuque, Ia. where he accom-
panied his wife to the sick bed of
her sister. Mrs. McCabe remained
in Iowa. as the sister is not expected
to live. but may pull along for some
time, Jack says he is glad to get
back. He run into the blizzard of
a week ago. and says it was ring
tailed snorter Although only gone
two weeks he visited Chicago to look
upon the devastation of champagne
bottles caused by the visit OF Prince
Henry.
|. Kruschke returned yesterday nf.
ternoon from his Denver Chicago New
York trip, where he went to purchase
spring and summer goods for his big
establishment Mr.. Kruschke says
| everything is booming In the east
Wholesale merchants are hardly able
to fill orders and believing that Du-
| range is as good as any country on
earth with as promising a future, he
purchased accordingly and the store
will soon be filled with the latest in
all kinds of ladies' and gentleman's
wear Mr.. Kruschke was In New
York just before the departure OF
Prince Henry. but as the prince failed
to call he resented the slight by not
calling on him. There were enough
others, however who made themselves
conspicuous in chasing after his royal
nibs. Speaking of Denver, Mr..
Kruschke says that place is enjoying
a building boom. especially In the resi-
1 IA.,,