Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-30
From Wednesdays Daily.
The Oxford Will open Saturday.


The Oxford viii open Saturday.
Mrs. John Strayer returned this
morning to La Plata City.
Miss Edith B NJ. Young goes TO Par
gin tomorrow to visit the school.
The Schutt Commission company is
catering to good business these
days.
Prof. Daucet, former Durangolte.
later of Silverton, has opened studio
at Telluride.
Miss Maud Weaver came in from
Denver last evening, where she has
been for some months.
A carload of NavaJos went up to Eu
reka this morning to work on the Sill
verton Northern railroad.
The funeral of NJ. j. Cummins takes
place at St Columba's church tomor-
row morning at 8 o'clock.
Mrs Maggie Howe arrived last even
ing from Pagosa Springs to attend her
mothers funeral. Mrs Decker.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Perkins and
Mr. Wetherill Of Mancos, went out to
Pine river for few days yesterday.
Otis Orme came in from Chama last
evening to take the place OF Conductor
Preney. while the latter is on his va
cation.
Seems natural to see Ross McGirr
around again He reports fine time
at Pagosa Springs. the vacation being
enjoyed very much by both himself
and wife.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Little of Omaha,
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Pickerill last night. Mr.. Little being a
brother.in-law Of w. ID. Lee.
Wesley Helm received today com
pressed air apparatus for spraying in
the barber shop. This is the second
outfit of the kind Installed in the city.
Mrs Jennie Wakelin went to Silver,
ton last evening to see how the grand
| children are getting along. We say
children-ought to be anyway. Gus.
Doctor Lloyd Sackett nephew OF
! Mrs. o. F. Boyle, arrived from Par
sons. Kan. last evening, leaving this
morning to join the outing parry on
| the Vallecito.
State Senator G. v Copp returned
from Denver last evening. having at
tended the extra session. Representa-
| tive Pace was also on the train out of
| Denver. but got of at lgnacio.
Mrs. Frank Palmer and daughter,
who came down from Silverton last
evening. left this morning for Mancos
where they will put in the time while
| Mr. Palmer fishes on the Chama.
The Odd Fellows turned the tables
last evening and entertained the Re
| bekahs with a fine spread. The even
ing proved an enjoyable one and 1t
was n,te hour when the last ones had
departed from the hall.
| Mrs. Joseph Sanford, sister of G. Fl.
| Clark. who spent several weeks with
her brother two months ago. died at
her home In Montreal day before yes
| terday Many friends will sympathlze
with Mr. Clark in his sudden grief
| Mrs Peter Peterson returned last
evening from Gladstone, where she
was the guest of Mrs, Fred Grebbles
| several days Miss Maud Grebbles ac-
companied her and will visit in Duran.
go until next week.
| The following travellers were regis
| tered at the Inter-Ocean yesterday
Frank Goetz, Silverton; DR.. f. G. Con
dit. Aztec. n. NJ. w A. Lewis. Den
yer. L. v Rawlins, Roodhouse, Ill; j.
Keating. Silverton; w. w. Jones, Sill
ysrton: Fred Swanson, Silverton.
Conductor James Pheney of the Rio
| Grande. along with Conductor Frank
Palmer of the Gladstone Northern, and
his little boy. left this morning for
| Chama and thence to the headwaters
OF Chama river. where they will spend
week or so fishing and hunting and
enjoying camp life.
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The Herald will add quite a number
of new names to its subscription list
the first OF the month. Telegraphic
news is what they are after and The
Herald is the only afternoon paper
publishing same. II costs money to
keep up dispatches but before we Will
play a "bunco" game We will quit
business
General Palmer and party are Stat
ed to arrive from Colorado Springs
| this evening. The party proper con
ssts OF some ten or twelve with seven
or eight servants. The advance sup
plies and baggage arrived last nign'
and IL required eight or ten wagons
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