Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-21
At Trimbie Springs.

1t Trimbie Springs
The electrical storm yesterday was
the heaviest OF the season.
Richard Wetherill spent the night IN
town. departing for home this morn
ing.
G. l.. Hall and wife came down from
SIlyerton this morning en- route to
Denver.
the Passion Play at the NJ. +. church
this evening
There was no damage to crops yes
tcrday by hail so far as VIC have been
able to ascertain.
Thos. lockwood and family now oc-
eupy the residence on the cornor of
Third avenue and Tenth street.
Geo. G. Franklin was a Denver
bound passenger this morning. VIII
return early the coming week.
Mrs Sam Campbell will visit her
lister. Mrs. j. X. Lynton. and her
daughter. Mrs. Iavendar at Dolores.
Tor some weeks
Mrs william Mcbride departed for
their Salida home yesterday after a
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
u. Mcbride OF this city.
The Journal reports that Telluride
man put In 4S hours at the faro table
and when the session closed he was
ont between $4,000 and $1,000.
superintendent Whittenberger of the
Fourth division spent the night in Du-
range. accompanied by his wife. He
returned to Alamosa this morning
lebcr Graves is making the first
pick of raspberries today. His patch
pesents very uxuriant appear
ance and will keep pickers busy for
six weeks.
The fire department was called out
last evening about $50 by smoke
caused by electric wire friction which
had come In contact with lightning
Yesterday No damage
J. w. Morgan. who left yesterday
ar uuti "a tn arttn "a
performance of Polar Wilkes the com
ing week. will wire The Herald re-
suits of different races.
The rain yesterday seemed to go
in streaks. Between Animas City
and Waterfall ranch there was not
inough to settle the dust. while at
r. y. Newman arrived in town again
last evening Mr.. Newman is bound
to find out what the La Platas con
tain in the way of wealth. We trust
he viii come in for a goodly share
NJ gold that lies buried.
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Williams with
n party OF friends left for Pagosa
Springs this morning where they will
enjoy rest and recreation a week or
ten DAYS and during the time endeav-
or TO land a few trout.
The directors of the Womans club
Will hold n meeting at their rooms in
the Newman block. Saturday, July
18Th at 4 O'Clock. All members of
the board should be present. as there
| is business of Importance to be trans.
acted.
The W. c. T. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Spickard on Fourth ave
1ue next Tuesday afternoon at three
o'clock. Everyone invited. especially
those who are interested in the an.
nual convention which will be held in
| August
The Herald acknowledges pleas
ant call from Mr.. George n. Browne,
manager OF the Hyde Exploration
Expedition company of Pennington.
Mr.. Hyde has just returned from
Chicago. where he went on business
for the firm and where he consulted
with the head members of the firm.
Large purchases We're made for fall
and winter trade and goods will soon
put In an appearance. Mr. Browne de
parted for Pennington this morning.
Rathbone Sisters of this city last
evening entertained Mrs. Ida NJ. John
SON grand chief of the order, who ar.
| rived from Central City on the after
noon train. also Flora NJ Pyle of Do
lores, grand senior. and Kate d. Kel-
ly OF Mancos. deputy district grand
chief The evening proved a profit
able one to the large number present,
refreshments being served, etc. The
ladies will visit the Silverton lodge
this evening.
San Juan county with Silyerton as