Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-18
From Tuesday's Daily,

=. r. Wendle OF RIdgway was in
own over night.
G. G. Graham was down from Her
losa last night. :
The sum realized. clear OF expense,
or the Oriental fair, was $527.90.
Samuel Ent of La Plata. N. NJ.
eas In town over night.
G. W. Moore OF Bayfield, is in town
nd is staying at the Palace hotel.
G. c. koeneker OF Silverton spent
he night at the Inter.Ocean hotel.
J. J. German returned on last even
pg's train from his trip to Denver
DR.. copp left this morning for Cor
ez, where he will remain for few
lays.
Miss Arlington was absent from her
luties at the Famous today on account
II Illness.
Mr.. Murray OF the Hermosa house.
,ame down from Tr!mble Springs this
morning.
Mrs John C. Kane Of Silverton is
Durango, having registered at
he Strater.
Tilden and Ernest Cheeley OF Man
'os were guests at the lnter-Ocean
hotel last night
J. p Archuleta came In from Edith |
On last evenings train. and went TO |
Bespcrus today.
Stubbs & Jakway carry a full line |
Of carriage and work harness, also
saddles In all weights.
Mrs II. A. Field. who has been vis- |
Itlng this city. returned this morn |
ing to her home In Mancos
Mrs B o. Reid left this morning
for her home In Mancos. after pleas
ant visit with friends In this city.
Charles Heather and wife, who have
been in Durango for few days, went
home to Hesperus this morning.
Philip Nelson. who has been visit
Ing Pennington and Aztec on bust
ness left over the southern this morn
ing for his home in Telluride.
Miss Matilda Schickler. who arrived
in this city about three weeks ago
from Toledo. o.. left this morning for
Denver, seeking lower altitude.
Mr. and Mrs John Houghton. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas lockwood OF this city left
this morning for their home In Los
Angeles.
Mrs. r II Houston was an arrival
on last evenings train from Pitts
burg Pa. and left this morning for
Cortez, where she will remain as mis-
sionary to the utes.
George Hicks and son l.. G. Hicks.
of Omaha. returned last evenig from
the La Platas, where they have been
looking after some property. and left
for their home this morning.
Among the guests who spent the
night In town at the Palace hotel were
f. C. Koenig of Silverton. James
Herman of Silverton. Frank NJ. Grow
ell and A. r French of Mancos.
Mrs, Emily II. Jones. state inspec-
tor of the Woman's Relief corps. ar
rived In the city from her home in
Greeley last evening, and left this
morning for Pagosa Springs. She
was the guest OF Mrs. Alice Dudley.
Miss ! II Merrill OF atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. II q. Bond. Miss F. r. Bond and
+. g, Bond OF Mobile. Atlanta, who
are touring the country. arrived from
Silverton last night, and continued
their trip over the eastern this morn
ing.
Colonel u X II. Sellers of the
Pennington Hustler is himself hus
tier The Herald acknowledges re
ceipt Of neat vest pocket card fold
er containing the programs OF the
fairs at Pennington. Durango and
Albuquerque. This is clever idea,
presenting much information in con
veniept form.
Certificates for mining locations
filed yesterday were Bic Injun, VIM.
C. Rudersdorf, ct al Hill Side. F. Sic
gle. ct al Eureka. F. Siegle ct al,
Grace NJ. + Siegle ct al: w. w, A.
II Wilson, Tr; Red Rose. Sterl
Thompson ct al; Nevada D., d. p.
Ritter ct al, Grouse. d. p. Ritter ct
nj.
Mrs Fred Grchles and daughter. of
Gladstone with Mrs Grebles' niece,
Miss Sarah iiotchkiss. were through
passengers on the eastern train this
Miss Grebles and Miss
Hotchkiss were on their way to Lo
retto Heights iu Denver TO attend
school and Miss Grebles accompanied.
She will visit friends in Denver and