Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-19

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on the trenches OF the gas works. as
/ rights
The manager OF the base ball club
Is corresponding with the Mancos
team for game TO he played in Du.
rango next Sunday at O'Clock II
the Mancos boys do not come. the
Durango team win play practice
game Mt the association grounds
Dr Brcen Of the Fort Lewis school
is visiting Durango. This is one of
the best Indian schools In the coun-
try well located and kept in fine
shape by Or Breen's untiring efforts
II IL reported that the government IL
very proud OF Fort Lewis and feel es-
pcclaily Interested in it's progress
Jerry Wagner wac tried this morn
INK for vagrsncy and fned $50 and
and cogts. by Judge Houv He was
then turned loose until tomorrow
evening. at which time. II he Is en-
plpy"d at continuous work the fine
will be suspended. Otherwise he will
be put to work for the city
Roy Hall says that he had a first
class trip east He visited Kansas
CITY =, Louis Chicago and other
places and reports good deal Of
nasty weather rain and heat AT east
ern points He also made short
stay at Lebanon Mo. where he sold
some property We see the automo
bile is out again II was missed dur
lnF Mr. Halrs absence and Mr. AIM
was missed too
e E Thompson the milkman. with
his wife and four children. started GU.
an the eastern this morning for n long
trip. They are going to the Kingdom
Of Denmark TO see the old folks once
more and expect to spend few
months visiting the familiar scenes OF
their native country Mr.. Thompson
sister and family were down TO the
station to so" the party on
Mrs James and Miss Reed Of Chica.
70 have been visiting Durango for a
md surrounding country with a view
10 settling They are now travelling
with ready made goods over the states
and have been irving TO find favor
able place In which to start in busi-
ness for themselves They feel sure
that they havefound I'm Durango Just
the right place. they are very favora.
bly, impressed with the town and It's
prospects and expect to locate here
this coming fall and open up bust
rpsH
y W Barnes OF Telluride returned
Yesterday from four months trip
IA Europe Egypt the Holy Land. and
other places In the old country, Mr..
Bafpea rs always an interesting man
io talk with but his narration OF his
visits and the many beautiful scenes
which cam. under his observation
during his trip. are Of essential inter.
eat To those who have not had the
good fortune to make journey In
that direction. In speaking OF the en-
tortainmcnt given In one Of the Paris
opera houses by Sarah Bernhardt and
N'iflf lbA An' h'hfll' vi Ah' ''iNih
lev fund Mr. Barnes says II was about
tho most impressive scene he has ever
witnessed when an American girl
stepped upon the stage and sang the
Red. white and blue" and was fol
lowed by French girl singing the
"Marseillaise
Mrs Freeman gave very pretty
colonial AFFAIR last evening II was
Crawford" tea party. and the guests
were finely gotten up in colonial cos
tune. with powdered hair cork
screw curls. and little old time caps
which were very sweet and becoming
The afternoon was largely spent In
playing whist. Mrs Sam Sloan taking
the first prize. which was dainty
volume of Cranford's Musical selec-
lions Of we olden days" and were rem
dcrcd hy Mrs Freeman and Mrs
Kruschkc. the entertainment closing
with "Auld Lang Syne." The guests
assembled at o'clock and tea was
served at 30 The refreshments
were elaborate and dainty and all
sorved I'm the colonial style The la
NlfA nlFNfhi NffFH hiNa iNliifl. WIS
Roberts. Mrs Burwell Mrs Kruschke
Mrs Spanrlcr Mrs Hosklnson. Mrs
Chase Mrs nalster Mrs. Wormer
Mrs Pickercll Mrs white Mrs. Ken
nedy. Mrs Nathan, Mrs Bishop. Mrs
Eldredgc Mrs Sloan Mrs. Rhelnbold
and ~ Hayden A delightful after
noon was spent with Mrs. Freeman.
who IL very charming hostess.
The Women OF Woodcran Circle
wont out In Il body last evening to at
u,ld the annual district convention
which was called this morning at 10
O'Clock In the lodge rooms nj Silver
ton. The meeting Is private and only
the delegates and members from the
different lodges being present The
lodge work for the past year will be
rtcn mp. and work allotted for the
nmiug year There were seven dele
gates from Durango. being Mrs, Eddy,
Mrs O'Driscoll Mrs. Hargesheimer
Mrs Ballinger Mrs, Kline. Mrs isgar
and Mrs- Richie About twenty other
ladies went to Silverton with the dele