Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-05

the children in the Sunday school
took part, and rendered some very
pretty selections. both in recitations
and song There was some music
by the older portion OF the school. and
the members OF class No. acquitted
themselves very creditably in the rem
ditlon of vocal selection. The even
Ing was very pleasantly spent II is
the custom In the east TO observe
Children's day on the third Sunday
In May. but IT has been put on in this
section until June.
Captain Richcrt of the Salvation
army farewelled last evening to big
crowd OF people. who had gathered to
her last meeting As usual. she gave
a big talk and the meeting was a big
success in every way. Captain Richert
left today TO visit some of her friends
In Cascade. after which she goes to
her home In Kansas II IL possible
that ahe may come down this way
again before ycnturing home and hold
one more meeting The new officers
have no, yet arrived and Lieutenant
Bishop viii conduct the services at
the hall in the Windsor hotel until
their arrival Captain Richert has
done a good work here. and will be
missed by the people of Durango.
The graduating exercises of the
Mancos High school last Saturday
went of very nicely The program
was largely musical with Miss
Young's address. The Little Red
School House, which was highly ap'
preciated by the audience. II was
partly popular and partly an address
TO the class The diplomas were pre-
scented ia the happy young graduates
hy the principal J W Donney The
exercises were held IN the opera
house Al Msncoa. which was very
prrttlly decorated with lilocs and
white flowers lilac Rnd white being
the class colors. and some mixture OF
green Aft'r the commencement
reception was given 10 the graduates
and TO Miss Young the Mancos or
chcstrn furnishing very good music.
Miss Young speaks very highly Of the
cord!slity aud good will shown by the
people bl hhn'bt
The Durango Indians redeemed
their reputation yesterday afternoon
In another game with Silvorton win
ming with q score OF II to 9. II was
good game all through for the Du'
rRngo hoYs Milton Herrick IL n star
player IIe got third base twice yes
tcrday ronucll played flrst base well
and Dick Hughes pitched q good game
The Siivoiton boys seemed 10 lose
their heads aud played about as the
Durango boys did on Decoration day.
Durango has some hno mntorlnl IN her
base ball team. and with more prac-
rce they are going 60 show some frst
class work a fow more games with
good teams VIII bring them out splen-
didiy Yesterday was n hard day to
play on account Of the wind. The Sill
ycrton boys said when they left that
they had been treated hrst rnte in Du.
rnnRo That's what We like to hear
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From Tuesdays Daily
W Il Hal came In from ignacio
10 make a short stay with us,
Miss Anna Meuscr and Mrs Or.
Woods let for Trinidad this morning
Ray Goodwin. civil engineer Of
HeHpcrus was In town today on bust
ness
Mr Kcmmcscis Of Pine river mid.
die bridge. wes In town today for the
purpose Of trading
Inspector Clarence W Hotheim of
tho Fort Lewis school visited Du.
range yesterday
Mrs | Kruschke is looking forward
Ia . visit from hcr sister. Mrs Bruck
of Denver In the near future
+ u Graham. while In Denver last
week was admitted to membership In
the Master Plumbers association.
George CostigRn. prominent
mining man Of Denver came to pu.
range Yesterday for abort visit
q = Nitzolbcrgcf and wife OF New
York are making q short stop in Du
range un their tour around the cir
Gle
The ranchmen and stockmon OF the
southwest are rejoicing over the
heavy rain fall Of last week so states
IN" late papers
Mrs Rose Darling and Mrs Jane
Kilhurp returned to their home at
Pine Ridge Yesterday after shor,
visit NJ Durango
Mr. and Mrs ilowctt. with their
daughter. Helen started this morn
ing for Pueblo where they viii visit
friends Tor some time.
Everybody Is rejoicing that tho
strike is on and the danger TO the
seasons prosperity over Business
men are smiling confidently today
Mrs a = Camp and hor sou Neil
left this morning on the eastern train.
They viii visit points IN New York
state during the summer months