Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-11-23


Phoenix. Ariz.. where he will sojourn
couple of months.
Riddle. the clothing man. departed
this morning after a couple OF weeks
sojourn In this city.
Charles Newman, who has been abb
sent the past Two months. is expected
from Denver on the evening train.
contract for sinking 100 feet on
the Neglected has been let to Jack
McHenry. and Jack is in town now
looking for men to work
Prof Blakeley made flying trip to
Pasosa Springs today in the interest
of his business college new class
in shorthand and bookkeeping will
start Monday
1t Is now planned to start the foot
ball game promptly at II O'Clock
Thanksgiving morning. This in order
to give those going to Silverton an
opportunity of attending.
Let there be concerted action in
closing Thanksgiving day at 10 o'clock.
The football game will be called at
IL O'Clock and the Elks' excursion to
Silverton will depart at 2 o'clock.
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VIM. S. Edwards of New York, who
spent yesterday in this city having
visited Silverton where he is a stock
holder in the famous Gold King pro-
perties. departed this morning for his
New York city home.
This is the one chance that you will
have to hear the Star Concert com
pany Any member OF it is worth the
price. rs cents. and the combination
will inspirit you for a month Doors
open at o'clock at the Presbyterian
church. Concert begins at $50.
Miss Mary Morlock. niece of John
Morlock, the furniture man, left this
morning for her home at Springfield,
Mo. after spending four months here
with her uncle and his family. Miss
Morlock was delighted with her visit
here and hopes to come again next
year.
Edward c. Kuss sings at the Pres
byterian church tonight And this is
what leading periodical has said OF
him: so enrapped was the audience
with his singing that. when he rem
dered the very last selection. making
~ uro bn oil
to respond to recall.
Mrs, Monte Pickel and two children
came down from Silverton this morn
ing and are located at the Strater-
until they secure suitable residence to
take up housekeeping. Mr.. Pickel hav-
ing accepted the management OF the
Neglected mill We are glad TO have
Mrs. Pickel with us again.
The dance at Vendome hall last
evening for the benefit OF the football
team or rather to add to the fund nee
essary to bring the Montrose boys
over. was attended by about twenty
Ave couples, representing only IA
small amount of the tickets sold.
Those present enjoyed the occasion
very much.
c. c. Murray of the Trimble Springs
hotel. was in the city during portion
of the day. Mr.. Murray reports plen-
ty OF hot water since the recent dis
covery. He also informs us he will
have grand turkey shoot Wednesday
before Thanksgiving and dance at
the Hermosa house in the evening
which will pc attended by the valley
people. Durangoites are also invited
f. c. White and Steve Elkins spent
few days looking for bears in the vi
cinity OF Mount Hesperu3. They re
turned to town last night disappont-
ed, and pulled out on the Eastern for
Denver this morning. Said there were
lots OF bears up there, but they could
mt find them. and whenever they came
to where bear had been. the bear
had Just gone. They should have bor
rowed McNeeley's bear dog.
Rasmus Hansen Is spending few
days with us, being mixed up in a
ranch deal above Hermosa, the papers
for the transfer probably being made
today. We are glad to have Mr.. Han
sen investing in our realty and espec-
tally ranches. He is n splendid en-
tertainer and when he gets things
finally settled and commodious quar-
ters we will know where to go to rest
our weary bones after the trials OF
city life.
Mrs. Sarah Edith Gleckler died at
the hospital last night from acute
mania. She had been in the hospital
but short time before and was dis
charged as being well. only two weeks
ago. and returned to her home at La
Plata, N. M. Last Friday, however.
she was suddenly stricken with the
disease again while sitting In a rock
ing chair. and became very violent.
It was necessary to administer chloro-
form to bring her to town. She leaves
baby three months old and hus-
band and mother. who left with the
remains this morning for Barry. Ill.
Barry is the old family home and her