Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

oth"f necessities VIII be added nat
Urally.
Polar Wilkes viii be shipped to Pu-
ebio next Saturday.
Tom Bryan. the Indian trader from
olio, was In town today on business.
Dick Hendricks from Cedar HiIl.
was in town today loading up with
supplies.
Those who like peaches can nnd all
they want at schu,,s today. lie has
300 boxes.
j. II. Clifford Of Sllveston is ylsl,ing
Durango. and Is registered at the In
ter.ocean hotel
Mr. and Mrs. H. +. Morgan OF Do
lores LEFT this morning to attend the
Republican convention at Denver.
II You want walking cane that ia
strictly up TO date, Hahn has them ut
any prin~ you wish to pay.
Mrs u Il. Hampton of the Florida
lsft this morning for Mancos. where
she VIII attend the Baptist association
meeting
sir schutt has Just received 800 box
~ Of aee peaches, which he is now
Offering at low prices TO the people OF
Durango
Mrs Charles Tucker. who has been
visiting her sleter Mrs Matthew
Tucker Of this city, departed this
morning for her home in Del Norte,
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Mrs Mary r Fucber Of Denver who
has been in Durango for few days for
fsif. returned 10 her home this morn
Ing
Mrs Ernest Grin wss through pas
senger from Silyctton this morning
with her son and daughter She is on
her way to Denver. where she VIII
place the boy In school.
There VIII have to be campaign
against the Vicious boy nuisance in
Durango and there Is nothing TO be
gained by delaying the work. The
state provides a reform school for
hoya that cannot be restrained In any
other way.
| Master McGill OF this city. while
| riding yesterday evening. fell from
his horse and struck on his right hand.
| breaking both bones OF the fore arm,
and causing n COLES fracture. The
| hoy IL eight years old. and lives near
the old smeiter. He Is now getting
along very nicely.
Since Judge S,lmson received the
Democratic nomination for governor
many Durango Democrats do not hest
late io say that since Charlie Thomas
tx In control Of their party they viii
not be very enthusiastic over Demo
cratic success. They are free to say
| that they have had enough of Charlie
Thomas methods In La Plata county
and they win refuse TO deliver them
selves into the hands OF his lieutenants
here.
| Contractor McGilIls. who has the
contracts Tor the Perry and Roberts
aud wahlcr bulldiyss which viii be
erected Jointly, viii commence break
ing ground tomorrow morning The
combined buildings will be 75x75 feet
two atorics and will bc suitated Mt the
southwest corner OF First avenue md
Sixth This will greatly improve the
appearance of south First avenue
| The success OF the Orientsl fair at
the Nendomc stili continues, larger
crowd than ever was present last night
and selling, both Of fancy articles aud
refrcehments. went on well Most OF
the people who attend are of the En-
glish speaking race. and they are anx
.ugs to s-c the other portion of the
| population of Durango well provided
for "a well as themselves. Merry
couples danced until late hour. the
music last evening being exceptionally
good The entertainments aud other
attractions vary each evening, The
financial outcome OF the fair shows
up very well. aud Father Munoz
seems pleased and happy at the good
prospects In store for the speedy erec-
tlun Of the New Sacred Heart church
The Epworth lcaEue of the Mctho
dist church held social last even.
Ing at the home Of Miss MAY Schutt
an Third avenue aud Ninth street
The league members and their friends
hcEan 20 assemble at O'Clock. and
shortly after that hour 80 people were
enjoying the social gathering one
of the chief attractions OF the evening
was musical contest ia which prize
was given TO the person guessing the
names OF the selections PLAYED. The
first prize. a handsome volume OF
Thackeray Vanity Fair fell 10 Miss
bertha Scybold the hooby prize. a
rubber doll TO Frank Jackson, The
contest was most Interesting from he
ginnig to cud The house was bcautl.
mlly dccufatcd with flowers. aud light
ed outside with Japanese lanterns.
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