Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-05-08
Mondays Daily.l

mill NO. &
Mr. Charles A Johnson returned
home from Silvcrton yesterday, where
he went on law business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brown were ar
rivals from Silverton this morning
registering at the Strater.
Mrs Grange. night operator of the
Western Union Telegraph Co. went
to Pagosa Springs Saturday
a subscription school at Besve,
Creek commenced today. Miss
Blanche Cox is the teacher
There win be three months school
at Graders Min, No. l. this summer
Miss Alice Cox viii teach
Miss Bessie Wallnce went out Sat.
urday to the upper Florida, where she
viii teach the upper school which
starts today.
Rev Mr.. Sarber left this morning
for Mancos, where he win assist th}
minister at that place this week in .
series of meetings.
Mr.. William u. Gamble returned
To Silycrton Sunday morning after n
visit 10 Oro Fino, where he had been
looking after some mining claims.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Kcllar do.
parted for Dunton this morning, where
Mrs Kcilsr will spend week or ten
days with her husband nt the mine
Mr. Frank " Morol. proprietor Of
the Mnncos house. IL here for few
days with his daughter Little Mias
MoreIl will remain with the Sisters OF
Mercy.
Messrs Van Brlmmer. Harry Jack
son and Lloyd Sheets went 10 Tell.
nrido Sunday morning 10 confer with
the Elks at that point IN regard 10
the Salt Lake excursion
Edward Wayne IL teaching school
at f.ightncr Crcok The former teach.
cr Miss Katherine umcs. haa resign
ed. being unable 10 stand the high al,
titude. md returned home
Olcnwood Springs has settled upon
Saturday. June 2lHt. aa the date OF
the annual strawberry festival We'd
like TO be there. and will 20. " tho
u a u g. viii only run special
train
II you want jolly good ride, get
horse and 80 20 T'rimblc Springs one
of these 1Do spring days The
scenery out that way, dooked with
the fresh tints OF the coming summer.
II magnificent
summer is hero and no Ia Kruschkc
with everything that goes TO make
Op the summer wardrobe Ladies'
should make II "A point TO call and
be convinced that prices are lower
than In eastern cltlcs.
The Salvation army held rousing
big meeting at its hall on 10th street
last night Ensign French is doing
much towards bringing the Army TO
the front In this place, and II In hoped
that the good work viii continue and
increase after his departure
Gus George came down from sil.
rorton yesterday 60 spend n dny with
the wife who IL visiting her mother,
Mrs Wakolin, Mr. George says while
thore IN no boom on. everything looks
encouraging about silvor,on He ro-
turns on the afternoon aver
We are sorry to learn that Abe
Roberts OF the Montroso Press is In
very poor health He has gone to
Old Point Comfort. Va. 20 rocuporate
In this connection we are pleased ,ha,
our newspaper brother is fixed no he
can make the trip and npond the noe.
essary time seeking for health
The fresh groon OF the newly
leaving trees nj Brookside aud Ami.
mas city makes very pretty picture
against the sombre background OF the
mountain slopea, II looks eg II
summer bad begun In earnest on, that
way. although snow is stu TO be seen
ON the peaks.
merry party of young ladies'
whiled away the hours Saturday even
ming playing the ever popular game
OF whis, Mt tho home OF Miss Mary
Graham. The boys" came around
In time for refreshments and the
wee beginning OF the next morning
heard the goodnIghts spoken
The body OF John Houpt the man
who shot himsolf last Wednesday, Is
buried nj Bayfield,. Houpt had In
his possession team Of horses and
camping outht His family lives
In Nebraska, and as nothing has been
heard from them no disposition OF
his property has been made.
When the school squahble is sum. |
med up II will be found that the night |
was purely personal. led by those |
whom the general public should have |
turned down TO commence with IN |
stead of listening TO their tale OF |
woe And II Is tpo Ind tho sehnoIa /