Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-10

A. II. Ray is down from orc Elmo.
and staying at the Palace hotel.
Mr. Bowlen. one of the lockwood
merchants. was In Durango today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Nichols of La
Plata City are in town doing business.
William Hall returned to Durango
today after a short visit to Montrose
Clarence w. Hofheims of the Fort
Lewis Indian school is visiting Du
range
w. W. Weir came in from Pine
river this morning, to do business In
town.
Rev Mr.. Rodriguez. the Presbyter-
ian minister of Ignacio, spent the day
! In town
| Mr.. Seuyre OF Thompson's park,
spent the day in Durango. trading ex-
| tensively.
Ben Russell came down from Silver.
ton today to spend a short time with
his people in Durango.
Lee Shupe and J Wallace of Den
yer. are taking in Durango on their
trip around the country.
Mrs. Carl Couson OF Bayfield,. is at
the Mercy hospital. where she expects
to undergo an operation.
D. Lowenstein went to La Plata
| City this morning to look after his
mining property in that place.
w. E. Marvin, who has been visit
ing at Silverton. went through this
morning on his way to Pueblo
George Ditchfield and II. b. PRINCES.
business men of Rico. are in Durango.
for the purpose of looking over some
mining interests.
j. n. Grimes left for Agiilar this
morning where he will take a position
| ON the 18th as bartender at a place on
| the Colorado Southern.
Joseph Vanderweide was made the
| happy father of baby hoy on the
seventh of July. Durango has had
several pleasant events Of this kind
| lately
Mr. Hall. formerly proprietor of the
New Deal Restaurant. this city. who
now runs boarding house on a big
business.
The city marshal is doing some
rustling business these days. Kidding
the town of hobos. They seem to
think it best to heed his invitation to
leave.
Mrs. Groves. sister of Postmaster s.
NJ, Biggs. and his niece, Mrs. Pound
| both of Chama, came in on the train
| last evening and will visit Durango
| for a time.
Mrs. Hiram White and Mrs c. A.
| Stokes of Pawnee. HIS. who have been
visiting Rico and Montrose. started
this morning for Denver. whore they
will remain for few days. and then
return to Springfield, Ills.
A fine bahv made its appearance at
the home of John Spargo at North Du-
rango on. the fifth of July He came
| lust bit toe late to celebrate his
birthday with that Of tine nation. but
| was none the less welcome.
John C. Engelke and Miss Catherine
Curry both of Dillon. Mont. were
united in marriage this morning at
the office of the county Judge. the cere-
mony being performed by Judge Pike.
They both have been living recently
near Silverton but will now take up
| their residence at Ouray
| Mavor Wall who has been in quar-
antne for six weeks on account ot
the serious Illness of his daughter
with scarlet fever was very glad yes
terday to get back to his home again
after "bunking" in the store. We
We're very glad TO learn that the little
girl had thoroughly recovered from
the sickness.
II is reported that Swift Ferguson
of the fire department. fell in love
with country girl, while visiting a
Dolores on the Fourth of July.
looks as If ne means business, as h,
was very busy this morning repairing
a baby carriage during his spare tim'
at the engine house.
III ljtir bear. WHO. by the way. II
er, vim b.. Zoo far; - be called littl'
Inr6h 'clpeI. was aWuainG himself al
alone this morning in true circu
style. He had a wooden hoop fasten
ed 20 his chain. and was going through
it. backward and forward. in a name
worthy of menagerie performance
1t wont be much trouble to train tn
lively cub to some very pretty tricks
Miss Young is out toady visiting tn
IL II. l.. III.