Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-25

tioh Win huOtneT year. what a num-
mer Durango will be then. and by !
that time we Will have forgotten the
poorly paid boosters who helped to
lead to the conditions which now SO |
earnestly appeal to more railway |
building.
c. s. Linn, proprietor and manager |
Of the Arkansas Valley Review. pub
lished at 40 West d street. Pueblo, |
was at the train this morning which |
departed fol the east. Mr.. Linn
wanted to know what kind of a town
Durango was or had been. and the
reporter told him 1t had always been
good one. The Arkansas Valley Re
view is a booster" for Colorado In
general aud the Arkansas Valley in
general. Any time that Mr.. Linn
comes again we will be glad to see
him.
Twenty lines in The Herald was
never quite enough to tell about the
Whitehall Shoe and Clothing COM
pany. If you talked to Harry Turner
half minute he would say more than
that and you would have to keep away
from Roy Hall altogether. Billy
White doesn't say much but he could
cover twenty-six lines any time. Fred
Schrader is the modest fellow from
Pennsylvania who used to give our
kids, sweetcakes when he drove the
bakery wagon. But we started out to
say that the whitehall outfit has
more clothing and shoes than they
ever intend to move and that is the
reason why they make the prices they
do The goods and the prices speak
| for themselves. Roy Halls automo-
bile belongs to himself and not TO the
company. and when Harry Turner
wants to ride in it he has to ask Roy.
Go down and size up this outfit. They
| will show you what you want and let
you keep piece of the money
From Wednesdays Daily:
Roy Hall went to Telluride this
morning to spend Christmas. Must
be some attraction.
Miss Jennie Martinez went to Pa
gosa Springs this morning to spend
Christmas with her parents.
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Mrs. Lillian Hartman Johnson went
to Montezuma county this morning to
spend Christmas at the ranch.
Dr. RAIDER was called to Hesperus
this morning to attend William r. Ma
son, who was not quite so well.
T.. Nj. Biggs after spending one day
in Durango departed for Denver this
morning where his family is located.
Charles A. Johnson was a Denver
bound passenger this morning being
accompanied by his son. Charles A..
Jr.
John l.. Mcneil left for Denver this
morning to spend the best part of
Christmas VIII be absent several
days.
An Iowa man who knocked a wom-
an down on the streets plead extenu-
ating circumstances said he thought
II was his wife.
A. Rex Mollette returned to his
home at Pagosa Springs this morning
after spending one day In Durango,
on legal business.
George Ditchfield came over from
Rico last evening, departing this
morning for Salida where his wife
and boy are located.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Pace left this morn,
ing for Denver where Mr.. Pace will
endeavor to get onto the ropes before
the convening of the Legislature.
William Palmquist came down from
Silverton this morning to spend
Christmas with his family. Mr.
Palmquist is with Ernest Grill Il Co
Mrs Joseph Buskirk and two sons
Eugene and Frank, are arrivals from
Ouray for Christmas festivities with
Mrs. J. Watson Hayden and Miss Har
ris.
Robert Patterson will spend Christ.
mas with his brother, w. j. Patterson
arriving last evening Mr.. Patterson
is master mechanic of the Rio Grande
Southern.
Ben b. Russell was a through pas.
senger for Silverton last evening, re-
turning from Denver. where he put in
several days both on business and
pleasure.
Charles Scheer came down from
Silverton this morning to remain a
few days in this place. Mr.. Scheer
does the plumbing act for the Bordel.
eau company.
Mrs win Alexander departed for
Pagosa Springs this morning to
spend Christmas with her husband
who is taking the baths for the bene-
At of rheumatism. He is slowly i'm.
proving.
n r Thomson is getting his big
stock of goods located in his new
place of business. While Mr.. Thorn.
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