Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-16
| From Saturdays Daily:
A. Rex Mollette returned to Pagosa
| Springs this morning.

'iph odtuFuaN Dhliy.
A. Rex Mollettc returned to Pagos
Springs this morning
Workmen are pushing the new Pres
byterian church at Pennington.
The Hustler says one of the great
est needs of Pennington is a sanitari
um.
The last load OF machinery fol
Farmington's new flour mill has beer
received
a. T. Sullenberger came in from Pa
gosa Junction last evening. returning
this morning.
Charles A Stollsteimcr came over
from Pagosa Springs yesterday. regis
tering at the Paface
Horace II. Barnes came down from
Silverton last evening departing this
morning for Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McKenna left
this morning for Iowa. where they will
reside in the future.
II kept within the appropriations 1t
will cost $4,000 to run Grand Junction
the coming fiscal year.
| Frank Thaler came in from Rico
last evening and is spending the day
with Durango customers.
Grand junction has Law and Or
der league which is taking hand in
the approaching city election
| Finnie Jones came down from Sill
verton last evening to spend day
with the family, returning tomorrow.
Miss Lena Brindle is home from a
pleasure trip to Pueblo and is again
at the old place-law office of Reese
McCloskey.
| Sanford Dodge is a favorite in Du-
range. and many are looking forward
to the coming engagement with a good
deal of interest.
| Mrs. James f. Dyson and daughter
Edith. came in from Denver last even.
Ing. continuing to Silverton this morn.
Ing.
| And now NIancos is felicitating over
| the prospects of new and better wa.
ter supply. Pure water Is the slogan
of every enterprising burg.
The Sun office at Grand Junction
| day Most damage was by water. but
neither caused any delay in issuing
the paper
An extra car was attached to the
outgoing passenger this morning to
accommodate the section men picked
up along the line to assist in opening
the Silverton line.
After forty years of married life
and the raising of family of thirteen
children, a Kansas couple is seeking
the divorce court, Shame on such
| procedure.
| w II. Wallace, Navajo Bill" is en-.
gagged in building himself a residence
on an acre of ground in the suburbs
OF Pennington. His red brethren al
ter whom he is dubbed, are helping
him.
| o.
The train leaving Durango yester-
day afternoon nt 2:30 Tor Silverton
reached there about O'Clock. the road
having been opened about 6 o'clock
Returning. the train arrived in Du
range about 11:30.
Revs. Mcdowell and Rimanoczy. mu
sical evangelists. commence revival
services mt the Methodist church to
morrow. They have had wonderful
success throughout the state. All are
welcome to these services.
The Herald's informant that ter
men stood ready to guarantee $1,000
to cover possible loss if spring race
meet Is turned over to them. is relia
BILE and The Herald urges that step!
be taken Immediately to settle the cat
hop.
Mr. and Mrs. John f. English cam'
over from Rico last evening and thiI
morning departed for Denver wher'
they will spend a week or ten day
enjoying a vacation. Mr.. English hay
ing obtained short respite from hi
labors as conductor on the Rio Grand
Southern.
Miss Vivian Taylor. who has mad
Mancos her home for several month
past went to Durango on Monday
where she will take a course In tn
Business College. All were glad an
yet sorry. and hope her absence Will
be no longer than is absolutely neces
sary.-Mancos Times.
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While in Washington The Heral
Rounder had the pleasure of meetin
Mrs. Elizabeth Mclean who left Dl
range last summer TOR her old home a
Baltimore. and who happened to ru
down to Washington with friend o
business The many good friends G