Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-02


be in Denver December 14th. This
will probably be the generals last
visit to America. as he is growing
old. He will celebrate his 74th birth
day next March.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Miss Pearl Pendleton of Aztec. is
visiting her family in this city for a
few days.
Mrs. o. F. Boyle is visiting in Zion
City, Ill, and has united with the
Christian Catholic church.
Mrs E. E. Waters returned to her
home in Mancos this morning. after
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fl. C. Bollin-
ger of this city for a few days, and
taking in the fair.
j. NJ. Crawford drove in from Hay
Guch this morning bringing Mrs. j. c.
Barr, who has been his guest. Mrs
Barr left on the eastern for her home
in Colorado Springs.
Nib W. tlHbtl VI SSh'ei''
Wash, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. A. Long of this city,
left for Denver this morning. Mrs.
| Long accompanied her.
Charles Fleck returned to Oro Fino
| this morning. after spending week
at home taking in the fair and look
| ing after his hotel. Oro Fino proves
| very attractive to Mr. Fleck.
Mrs w N Smith of the Upper
Florida died Sunday of peritonitis.
Coroner Hood shipped out casket
yesterday, and the funeral and inter
ment will take place on the Florida.
Mrs. A. NJ. Reed who has been Wis
iting her son, A. NJ. Reed of Silverton.
was through passenger on this morn
ing's eastern, enroute to her home in
Alamosa. She was accompanied by
her grandson.
Now is the time to paint the house
and barn. Save your buildings by Il
small outlay. The place to get paints
| is at Goodman's. He will sell ii
ready mixed or will do your painting
at low prices.
James Dyson is down from San
| .Iuan county to attend the Republican
| judicial convention, having proxies
for the other delegates. He says no
one in Silverton is after the nonina-
ton, and he has no candidate for the
place. awaiting the conyening of the
convention to talk matters over.
The Electric Polyscope company.
who gave exhibits of their pictures
at the Vendome during fair week,
left this morning on the eastern for
| other fields. They report a rather
| light attendance at their show last
week, but a great deal of pleasure ex-
pressed by those who were there
They are planning to visit Durango
again at a more quiet season.
The twin babies of Thomas Pierce,
a boy and girl, died yesterday fore
noon within an hour of each other
the cause being indigestion. The lit
tie ones were month old. They will
be buried, both in one casket, this
afternoon. the interment to be made
in Greenmount cemetery.
The bad and muddy roads prevail
ing the first of the week prevented
ing the Durango fair A grand pro.
gram had been arranged and every
one knows that those who were there
had a good time. Durango holds one
of the best fairs Colorado or the west
for that matter, can boast of.--Aztec
Index.
A. j. Vivian. president and gen
eral manager of the Notaway Gold and
Copper Mining company of Sllverton.
was a through passenger this morn
ing to Denver whence he will proceed
to New York by way of Galveston.
Mrs. Vivian and son accompanied
him. and will remain in Denver
They have been spending the sum
mer in Silverton.
+. j. Doran, who had his foot
crushed and his back injured yester-
day by boulder falling on him at the
Gold King mine at Orc Fino. left this
morning for his home in Canon City,
having a bed prepared for him in the
sleeper DR.. Sedwick attended him.
Chances are favorable for his recov-
cry from the accident. but it will
probably be long while before he
can use the injured foot, and may lose
the toes.
w. H. Kelley came over from Man
cos last evening and departed for
Denver this morning. where he goes
to enter a protest with Secretary of
State Mills for not giving him the
constitutional amendments. Kelley
thought he had a cinch on the print
ing, but as the Western Slope Demo
Gratis turned Mr., Mills down for sec
ond term. the latter had no hesitancy
in turning down Mr.. Kelley as he was
secretary of the association that was
supposed to stand together.
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