Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

From Saturdays Daily
John Larsen of Needleton is visiting
Durango.
f. w. Stubbs of Stubbs & Jakway.
came in from the mill last night.
Mr. f. c. Whiting of Butte. Mont.
came down from Silverton this morn
ing. and is staying at the Palace no
tel
p. II. Scott of Denver. who has been
doing business in Silverton for a few
days past. went through to his home
this morning.
Mr. j. r. George, who came in to at
tend the Baptist ordination last even
ing. returned to his home in Dolores
this morning.
Mrs. e Kiser and Mrs. L. Scheidler
of Los Angeles. who are making
tour of the state. returned yesterday
from trip TO Silverton.
II. NJ. Graves and mother. Mrs
Amanda Mcintyre came in from Ar
boles yesterday on business, returning
this morning.
j. p. Young. former resident of
Durango. now of Silverton. went thro'
this morning on his way to Pueblo.
where he will stay for few weeks.
Mrs. Lizzie Gallops, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Rule for the
past two months, returned on the
morning train to her home in Den
yer.
A party consisting of NJ A. Hahn.
John Kellenberger, J. c. Bowman OF
Gladstone. and c. w. Bowman of Pa
gosa Junction. went out to La Plata
today.
Mr. A. J. Miles travelling reDresen-
tative of the Denver Post. returned
home this morning after a visit to Du-
rango. Silvarton and points In the San
Luis valley.
Miss Anna Shelhamer of Bayfield,.
who has been visiting Mrs. Grace
Sanders of this city. went out on the
eastern this morning. She will visit
Ignacio for awhile before returning to
her home.
C. o. eScrest of Columbus. Ohio.
who is making tour around the
country. went through from Silverton
this morning on his way to Mancos.
after which he will make the circle
trip through Grand Junction and
| Ieadville to Denver
Archie Herr, cousin of Sam Herr.
arrived Yesterday afternoon from Pas.
adena. Calf. to take a position in the
the assay laboratory of ]. C. Herr.
Mr. Herr is an estimable young man.
and The Herald welcomes him to Du-
range.
]. Fl. Ploger. representing the Hib-
bard Spencer e Bartlett Hardware
company. will be in town this even
ing to stay over Sunday. He will be
accompanied by F. w. Birch. who
represents the Birch Tent & Awning
company of Pueblo
Charley Fleck returned last night
from a weeks outing in the mount
aims. where he went to look over some
mining claims. and do some prospect
ing He spent two days near Light
Ter creek. and from there proceeded
to the Oro Fino district where. he
saws. the mines are looking very
prosperous.
Mrs. Bertha SNYDER went out this
morning for trip to Cripple Creek.
where she will visit friends for some
time Mrs. Snyder returned from
there about a month ago. and says
that she likes the famous gold camp
very much. She is accompanied on
her trip by Mrs. F. Clay.
A. r. O'Harrow, prominent mining
operator of Cripple Creek, has been
spending few days in looking over
our mines in the interests of Cripple
Creek capitalists. Mr.. O'Harrow is
very much pleased with what he has
seen. and believes our country is all
right. Charles Fleck has been show
ing him around
One has to get out about town to
know what is going on. The smelter
is making great Improvements. which
men as the doubling of its present
capacity. The brick yards are busy
Carenters, stone and brick masons
have all the work they can do. Gas
mains are being dug. and many other
industries are being pushed along.
Durango is all right.
Judging from the manner in which
one Day is splashing his flthiness
over the respectable business men of
the community he is hankering for
repetition of the treatment once re-
ceived by him in Ouray, when an old
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