Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-02

Affairs have no use for those who
made II possible for Democracy to
be on top. 1t may be that the Pops
will turn the other cheek to have it
slashed. but we doubt 1t very much.
From Wednesdays Daily)
Miss Jean smelcer leaves In a few
days for Leadville. where she will
visit her sister for month.
James Dyson returned to Silverton
judicial convention last evening.
Mrs. ]. F. English OF Rico who has
been visiting her parents at the Pal
ace hotel, left for her home this morn
ing.
William Locke, a sheep man. came
up from Pennington last night, and
left this morning for the camp near
La Plata City.
A. Rex Mollette pulled out for Den
yer this morning in order to ole the
papers OF his nomination with the
secretary OF state
s. w, Carpenter represented Monte
yuma county at the judicial convention
last evening. and departed for home
again this morning.
Charles Cram is down from San
Juan county. He says there Is going
to be big surprise for the Dsno-
are counted.
Mrs Bennett Bishop has been quite
III for several days at the home OF her
mother in Durango. Mr.. Bishop came
In last night from his ranch on Pine
river. remaining In town today.
Miss Mamie Hughes returned to her
home in Silverton yesterday. after
spending week with Miss Agnes
Croke. of this city, and taking in the
fair
J. Kruschke is making big sales this
week and getting lots of fall bust
ness, People appreciate the excellent
line OF goods which he brought from
New York
Durango looks very quiet now that
the people who were here for the
fair have all returned home. But II
ton for liyeler events during this
month
Mrs. Dick Oxford and Mrs. s. ].
Warner of Stevcnsvile. Texas. left
Durango this morning for Hesperus.
where they will make their future
home. Mrs. Oxford's husband VIII
Join her In couple OF months.
Sheriff Thompson left this morning
with c. w Moore in charge. The
unfortunate man will be taken to the
insane asylum in Pueblo. and II una
BILE to obtain admittance there. will
be placed at Works private hospital
In the same city.
Mrs George Bauer and father, Mr..
Carl Schultz OF Mancos. return
ed last evening from their trip
to Denver. and lett this morning for
Mancos. their home. Their daughter.
Miss Pauline. met them in Durango,
accompanying them home this morn
ing.
The fair last week gave n sad blow
to the tennis games, knocking them
out completely. The tennis court has
been entirely deserted for more than
u week but the old champions say
that the game will be resumed again
shortly with all its old excitement,
a check TO the fun,
Two hoboes were arrested last night
by Marshal Wickline, and one this
morning. all being lodged in jail. Last
nights pair were crippled men, who
have been begging on the street and
making themselves nuisanccs. The
other has done work in the Oro Fino
district. but has been out of employ
ment for some time, and proved trou.
blesome.
]. l.. Parsons will take quite an ex-
tensiye trip the coming month. leav-
Ing Durango next Saturday He Will
go in company with Dick Simpson,
and they will journey overland across
the Navajo reservation going to
Keams Canon. Canado. in the Moqui
country, Fort Defiance. and other
places. returning home by way of Al
buquerque. where they will take In
the fair. They expect to be away for
u month at least, and are contemplat-
INK very pleasant trip.
Mr. Dahlgren. representative of the
Eastman Kodak company, will be at
Stubbs a. Jakway's from 2 until p.
m. October Sth to give public dem