Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-25
interment made in Grecmount ceme-

made in Grecmount ceme
terry.
Juan Olopez was arrested last night
for drunkenness and tried this morn
ing. He plead guilty and was fined
SIC.
The funeral OF Frank Hartmans
baby took place yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. The child was six
months old. The interment was made
in the old Animas City burying
ground.
John Smith was brought before
Judge Houx this morning for Sunday
nights disturbance. and fined $50.
After the trial Marshal Wickline took
him down to the depot and told him
10 hit the road and go, which he did
De'ore the twenty minutes time al
lowed WAS out
The granl millinery opening at The
Famous. which was continued from
Saturday. has been decided success
today. A large number of the Duran
go ladies' have visited the store, and
everyone is pleased with the hand
some hats which Miss Baker is dis
playing. A great many sales have
been made to the perfect salts
faction OF the buyers.
Despite the rain II was very merry
company that gathered in Mrs. Wares
pleasant home on Saturday afternoon.
The occasion was a small party given
for Miss Florence Miller. the newly
appointed director OF the Presbyterian
choir. A bright and unique literary
program was followed by an Informal
though none the less pleasing musical
one. In which Miss Miller. Miss Sites
and others discourscd sweet music in
tie intervals OF which delicious re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess. Mrs. Hahn and Miss Kelly won
the honors in the literary contest.
The Redmen and Modern Woodmen,
with the Ladies Degree OF Pocahontas
and the Woodmen Royal Neighbors.
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w.
D0bbs last evening with a reception.
The various lodges met at the Red
men hall, and marched up to the home
OF the newly married couple on the
Boulevard. The evening was delight
fully spent with speeches and toasts,
vocal and instrumental music. in ad-
dition to the delightful social time en-
joyed, and the sumptuous banquet
that was served was a complete sue
cess.
I. Kruschke is to the front this
week. Mr.. Kruschke planned his fall
purchases In time for their arrival and
| display this week. The store Is one
| continual round of new goods, consist.
ing OF the latest in every department
| II you want a dress. fall or winter
jacket furnishings, etc, be sure to
call and see the display. If you hap
pen to be a man, the clothing line will
interest you. as a more suitable OF
durable line never graced the store
which is saying a good deal, and
prices are such as to warrant quick
| SHlfhs tHu'l hh'S' ''c'~'f 'NN',
wear. etc. No trouble to show goods
and extra help will be on hand in or
der not to detain customers.
| Owing to the wet weather Senator
Bucklin was unable I o make an oper
air address at the Fair grounds yes
terday afternoon. but spoke at the
court house instead and considering
the inclemency OF the day large
number turned out to listen to his han
ding of the single tax amendment
Senator Bucl,lin is an enthusiast IN re
gard to the amendment ard Eardlet
the subject from his standpoint very
| well. although many were una
Bile to coincide with his views. Others
rppl.uded. The gentlemen back ol
the movement we're considerably dis
appointed because farmers founu i
impossible to attend
The Elks will have charge Ct the
dance to be given next week In the
new Famous building. on .he even
ings OF Tuesday. Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. Mr.. Simpkins VII
furnish an extra large orchestra FOL
the occasion, providing seven or eight
pieces OF music. The dances VIII be
gin at o'clock. The floor will be ir
fine shape and the hall beautifully dec
Grated for the occasion. The chair
men OF committees, elected at the last
lodge meeting are: Building. Fuller
Hood; decorations. George Goodman
lighting. Matt Harrington: floor. Stan
ley Day; entertainment. Frank Riy
ers: reception, James German; re
freshments, Luke Hunter; finance. j
W. Morgan. The tickets are selling
for 81 Everybody is promised a
good time at the dances each evening
From Tuesdays Daily.
p. S Rider is again in town, after
going to Rico for day. and will re
main until after the fair.