Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-13
From Mondays Daily.
Cole Lydon is expected to return
from California April /.

from California April 1.
Miss Florence Weaver visited Mrs.
u. W. Hodges at Silverton last
week.
Who said farmers would be without
mer?
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Brice Patterson of Silverton is hunt
ing big game in the Montesuma coun-
- try.
Mr. and Mrs. w H. Mack, who are
in Denver, expect to visit Hot Springs,
Ark, before returning
The Colorado Telephone Co. should
connect with Mancos. Dolores and Ri
co before the end of the year.
Laura Burwell returned from Den
yer last evening where she spent
couple of weeks with her father.
Mrs Robert H. Sloan and baby
went to Chama this morning to spend
short time with Mrs. Frank Broad
Duck hunters are having good luck
in the San Luis valley, more ducks fly
ing than usual at this season of the
year.
Silverton public schools dismissed
"Wednesday in order that the pupils
might witness the blind-folded car
riage drive of Griffith. the hynotist
Mrs. Asa Poor returned from Den
yer last evening, where she was called
to the sick bed of her mother, Mrs.
Merbitz She left her mother greatly
improved.
Fifty-one violent deaths since July
lSt of last year is pretty good rec
ord for an entire state. but the above
number can be credited to San Miguel
Acounty alone.
Mrs. o. F. Boyle and Mrs. George
N. Raymond returned yesterday from
Pagosa Springs where they spent a
couple of weeks with Rev. and Mrs
A. e. Arlington.
Mrs. A. p. Camp left this morning
for Colorado Springs and Denver. Wis
iting her son Neil at the first men
toned place and her sisters. Mrs. Nc
Neil in the latter.
Trainmen. says the Telluride Jour
nal, say it is all bosh about a proba-
BILE strike on the ID. & r. G. few
newspapers are endeavoring to rib up
trouble, the paper says, but it won't
work.
The Misses Gilbert left this morn
ing for Albuquerque where they join
their mother Having sold their busi-
ness interests in this city their depar-
ture is for good. The ladies have
many friends in Durango who wish
them we'll.
AS fast as painters can do the work
Denver & Rio Grande passenger
coaches are being painted an olive
green" and the word Western is
being dropped from the Rio Grande
Western, the entire division being
known as the Denver & Rio Grande.
Rex Mollette returned to Pagosa
Springs this morning, having been
successful in resisting the injunction
asked for by E. I. Walker against
Archuleta county in the road matter
mentioned in Fridays paper, Judge
Russell finding the grounds for in
junction not well founded.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. K. Herr departed
for Denver this morning and thence to
Southern California They expect to
be on the Pacific coast about two
months and will visit all points of in
terest from north to south, especially
in California. The Herald antici
pates for them pleasant trip.
c. NJ Elliott, proprietor of the Du
range go-AztecFarmingto stage line,
has leased the Love ranch, located at
the state line, and will use the place
as feed and change station. Pas
sengers will ALSO be served with meals
both going and coming. Mr. Elliott is
making the stage line popular
Mrs. Fred Eyeman came In from
Denver last evening, having been
called to the eastern part OF the state
from Telluride, owing to the acciden-
tai killing OF her sisters husband
Mr.. Eyeman is expected from Tellu-
ride this evening, and after spending
few days in Durango the two Will
return home.
Madams Wade and Fagerand, the
ladies who will have charge of the
dressmaking and millinery depart
ments at Graden's. arrived from Chi
cago last evening, and will be found
' hereafter looking after the wants OF
patrons of this firm. AS stated Sat
urday, both ladies are at the head OF
the list in their lines and invite the