Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-05
From Thursdays Daily.

f. A. Hoer OF Mancos is in town to-
day.
A. l. Pace of Bayfield, is visiting
| Durango.
VIII j Scutt, mining man of Rico
| was in town today.
Mr.. Kruger Of the Animas valley
is visiting Durango
Joe Courtet was in from Hesperus
today. buying goods.
j. w. Bowland of lockwood came
into town today
Benjamin Hale and w. H MCGEE
from near Aztec were in town trading
today
D. Johnson. fireman. and Jack
Walsh. engineer, are In from Chama
today.
Henry Nib from Graden's mill No.
l. was in town today loading up with
supplies.
Mr.. Armatt. the Indian trader from
the Navajo reservation was I'm town
today on business.
The regular meeting of the WON.
ans Relief corps will he Thursday
evening. June 5th. at 7:3O.
DR. l.. E. Harris and wife of Az
tee, N. NJ. are registered at the STRAIT
er for short stay in Durango
Jake Abee and Harry Patterson
We're in from upper Pine river today
loading up with supplies.
The straw hat season is here and
kruschke has something interesting
to say on this necessary part of ones
dress
The miners are peacefully at work
today. and the citizens and business
men express their hopes that this
state of affairs will continue
Mr.. Zone Bovee and Miss Cora
Kirby of the Animas valley will be
united in marriage this evening at
eight o'clock. at the residence of the
groom's brother. Mr.. Floyd Bovee.
Rev. Mr.. Hawke ties the knot
e. NJ Biggs of the New Mexico
Lumber COMPANY. and A. T. SelIen-
berger of the Pagosa Lumber com
panv. in Archuleta county. came into
Durango last night TO make arrange
ments for settlement In regard to
the lumber trade. They returned to
their home this morning.
Last evening Miss Lizzie Cunha
celebrated in honor of Miss Florence
Salabar. About thirty young people
We're seated at various tables. playing
progressive games, Dainty refresh
ments were served and not until the
wee sma hours did the merry cou-
pies bid their hostess a hearty good
night.
John A. Koontz and wife of Aztec,
are making a short stay in Durango
They have just returned from a trip
to California, where they have been
visiting their unmarried daughter. and
are now awaiting the arrival of their
son, who has been in school at Den
yer during the winter, before return
ing to their home in Aztec
Mr.. Simpkins, the dancing master,
gave social dance at Vendome hall
last evening. 1t was a pleasant af-
fair, the music by Simpllin's and Met
calf's orchestra was good, as it al
ways is. and a large crowd of merry
dancers filled the floor until late
hour, pronouncing the evening. at
their departure. one of the gayest of
the season.
Judge Pike had another divorce case
in his court this morning the plaintiff
being Hattie A. South the defendant
Jay S Smith and the charge non
support. The divorce was granted.
1t seems to be quite the fashion in
these days for man to be called on
to put asunder what God has Joined
together
The Independent band drew large
crowd of people last evening to its
concert on the corner of First avenue
and 9th street. and the music was
very much appreciated. 1t is pleas
ure. to have these concerts on sum
mer evenings, when women can en-
Joy the GOODNESS and inspiring music
at the same time. Through the kind
ness of Mr. Harmon, the band was al
lowed the use of the large band wag