Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-15

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The Rio Grsndc Shoe store has
something new in shoes-feet.
Mr.. Strong OF Silverton left Durango
this morning on business trip to Den
yer.
G. w. Turner OF Silverton is one of
the guests registered at the Inter
Ocean hotel
George Geisier and Henry Ludwig
| were In today from Pine river after
supplies.
surveying for ranch. He will be
home tonight.
J. F. Reed OF Dolores and r. ]. Nc
Czrtney of Silverton spent the night
1t the Palace hotel.
George Nowi and Mr.. McCrimmon
were Silverton delegates to the Con
kressionaI convention who went
! through to Denver this morning.
While going home from the party
last night, John Herr slipped from the
sidewalk and sprained his ankle,
which Is causing him considerable pain
today.
The big strike made in the Porcu
pine should make mining people feel
pretty good. 1t only required $50 feet
of tunnelinE to get into pay ore. the
same AZ the Neglected has.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray OF the Hermo-
sa house. Trimble Springs, came
down on this mornings train. Mrs.
Murray Is on her way to Denver for
a two weeks visit. and Mr.. Murray ac-
compauied her as far as this city.
There Will be no wrangllng at the
fair on account OF the umpiring. as the
services OF a professional umpire have
been engaged. and everything will go
on smoothly and impartially, The
baseball committee want all the teams
to come and bring their best. No one
Is barred.
John Msckin. real estate man of
Chicago. and president OF the Silver
ton Mining company. was passenger
on the eastern this morning. He has
been visiting the property in Silver
ton and will return home to Chicago
after a few days spent in Denver.
Miss Blna NJ. West. supreme record
keeper OF the order OF Lady Macca-
bees. with Mrs. A. J. West and son,
came In on the Silverton train this
| morning from their home in Port HUI
ron. Mich All the ladies of Hives No.
l2 and 81 are requested to be present
at Joint meeting this evening. and
visiting members of the order are also
invited TO attend.
Conductor ]. s. Pheney. who has
been on the freight run between Du-
range and Silverton the past two
wears. has been transferred to the An
tonito and Santa Fe route. and G. S
Cole. who has been on the passenger
between Aiamosa and Pueblo. has
been assigned to the Silverton branch
Mr.. Pheney left for his new run this
morning.
| Mr.. Harry Kilt and Miss Josephine
Bayer OF Silverton were married yes
terdsy afternoon In that city by the
Rev. George Eaves OF the Congrega-
tional church Mr.. Kilt is a Silverton
young man, having been raised from
boyhood there. Miss Bayer is from
Denver. and has been visiting Mr.
Kits sister for some time After
the ceremony the happy couple left for
Durango.
Dave Johnson took party OF capt
talists out the nrst OF the week to
look At his mining property near Oro
Fino. They started in a surrey and on
their way out the rig broke down. The
men were Obliged to take turns on the
horse. riding bareback. and walking a
large part OF the way. They got to
the camp and back, but were pretty
tired when they reached Durango
again.
Mrs. w. z. Kinney. with her little
daughter. OF the Gold King mine. Glad
stone, was through passenger on the
eastern this morning enroute to Den
ver and Boulder. where she will visit
friends and relatives for a month or
siS weeks Mrs. Kinney made special
mention this morning of the fine set
OF collar and cuffs OF Irish lace brought |
to her from Ireland by Colonel Gal |
vim They were made by his niece, |
and are very beautiful. Mrs. Kinney |
is enthusiastic over her gift.
The Colo-ado-New Mexico fair. !
which is to be held the latter part of |
this month. will be the best ever seen |
In Durango and perhaps In the state.