Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09
From Saturdays Daily:
Miss Anna Mason OF Hesperus Is
visiting her Durango friends

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| William Butler. editor OF the Farm
ington Times. was at the Inter-Ocean
over night.
| A. H. Eftman. OF Silverton. was at
the Strater over night. and went east
this morning.
II. u. Robbins OF Denver came in
from Silverton last night and stopped
at the Palace.
r. ID. Burns came in from TERRA
Amarillo, N. NJ. yesterday, ard is
quartcred at the Strater.
J. G. Porter of Wilmington, Ohio,
was at the BlaIn over night and went
out to Silyerton this morning.
Mrs. Edna Mcdaniel arrived yester-
day from Arizona on visit to her
parents. Mr. and Mrs ID. p. Ritter.
r. y. Bouck, of the Hyde Exploring
Expedition, Pennington. is at the Stra-
ter. Just returned from Denver yes
terday.
JF. Avy. union agent. came in from
Silyerton yesterday, stopped at Pal
ace and went out to Telluride this
morning
F. Crawford, Henry Hunt, Mrs.
Banks and Mrs. Bale We're in from
Hay gulch yesterday, and registered
at the Blain.
J. II. Moreland. the well known Eu-
over night, and went out to Denver
this morning.
]. W. Adams OF Chattanooga, Tenn
was at the Strater over night and
went out to Silyerton this morning
He Is Interested In the water power
scheme at lockwood.
Rev. F. A. Henry. pastor of NJ e,
Church, South, will leave soon for a
short visit to Colorado Springs. where
he will hold meeting for the local
church there.
John Bryce came in from .Silverton
yesterday. and went out to Salida this
morning. He is suffering from appen-
dlcitis. and may undergo an opera
ton at the Salida hospital.
David r. Eva, David C. Jones,
Charles Murphy and Ernest Allen.
Silyerton miners, were at the Palace
last night, and went out on the east
ern this morning. They are enroute
to the mining fields of Old Mexico,
on prospecting tour.
That Durango possesses a climate
superior to that of any portion of the
United States Is more clearly proven
each year Take the present winter
for evidence. While we have had
four or five weeks of good sleighing.
the cold has not been noticeable. Just
good and healthy weather-not enough
wind to turn paper on the street
Winter weather Is accompanied by
more or less wind in most sections
but here in Durango 1t is certainly an
exception. For health and every day
good weather Durango beats the
world.
Durango Camp No 77s4 Modern
Woodmen OF America has elected the
following delegates to the County
Camp convention to be held the first
Wednesday in April, at Durango
Harry Lazarus, c. T. Morgan and f
| HuuEn Thaan daIaUntae npI the
delegates from Bayfield, camp will
elect delegate to the state conven
ton to be held at Cripple Creek In
May The state convention will elect
delegates to the Head Camp, to be
held at indianapolis in June. The
Head Camp Will be the greatest fra
ternal order convention, probably
ever held in the world, as the dele
gates viii represent membership o
1885, 900. There Will be between 10000
and 1000 uniformed Foresters in the
drill contests, to compete for heat
camp prizes. 1t is estimated tha
there will be in Indianapolis on tha
day, between 250.000 and 100000 peo
h pie in attendance. Woodmen and theli
: families and friends.
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In Albuquerque the business mel
have a strong association and the,
are united on anything that works fo
the benefit OF the city. So united arr
they that they oppose institutions
employing any one who sends out fo
goods which can be bought of hom'
merchants at reasonable prices. Th'
business men of cities the size of Du
' range are the foundation of all insti
tu,ions. and sustain them. and 1t is NJ
more than Just that employees leav'
= their earnings at home when they cal
l get as much for a dollar as 1t is pos
sible for them to get by sending t.
D eastern houses who pay nothing to
wards keeping up the expense of ou
city,