Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-19

here nm visit to her sister. Mrs.
Broadhead.
Have you registered for the spring
election? If not. you had better at
tend TO it at once.
Rev. George H. Brewer OF Albu-
oueroue. N. NJ. will preach at the Bap-
list church this evening at 1880.
ST Patrick cannot possibly have any
kick coming over the way in which he
was remembered yesterday in Duran
go.
Mrs. Alex. Barry and children are
at home again, after visiting for some
time with relatives and friends at
Grand Junction.
Remember the meeting of the Re-
publican voters at Judge Pikes once
tonight. 1t is important for every
Republican 10 he there.
Mr.. German and wife were at the
Inter-Ocean over night and lett this
morning for Montezuma county, where
they will make their home.
Antonio Tam OF Siyerton was at
the Palace last night, returning home
from trip to Mississippi, where he
purchased a large tract of land.
Joe Prewitt. county clerk, mer'
chant. progressive citizen and last, but
not least. editor, of Aztec, is at the
Strater. returning home from a bust
ness trip to Denver.
Frank Thaler. II. 7. Crawford, F. w
Cavineess, Denver; Ernest Grill, Sill
yerton; c. +. Larber, st. Louis ii. N
Greene, Boston, were among those
registered at the Strater last night.
William Ellsworth. Ignacio; c. w
Thuringer. Denver; j w Buckley and
wife. Florida: William Dufenthaler
Trimble; Antonio Tam, Silvertcn, are
among the latest arrivals at the Pal
ace.
Snow? Yes. indeed. Just a few,
About six inches on the level. ant
more a-coming. from the indication:
at present Let's all buy hayng out
tit and make hay when the sun shine
this summer.
The Republicans will put up
clean. acceptable ticket for the aii
election. If the people of DurtAg
want to keep pace with the spirN Q
the times. which stands strictly 10
progress and prosperity, they VI
vote for that ticket,
The Tanning of the Shrew' at u
Opera house Friday night promis
to be the bright particular star in Il
comedy line. as it will be presented
an able company, and is a play whit
every theater.goer knows as one
the most enjoyable of all.
Supcrbly mounted, artistically int
prered, correctly costumed-all the
go to make the "Ingomar, the Barba
ian" OF the Sanford Dodge compar
the local theatrical event of the Sc
son.
Matt Harrington received quite {
ovation at the Opera house last nigf
Luckily the lights that failed did
between acts Matt monkeyed wi
them about five minutes, and th'
they. tthc lights,) behaved beautifl
ly for the rest of the evening. Ma
blushed an aurora borealis blus
which added TO the illumination m
terially, when the audience hearti
applauded his efforts in their beha
Some idea of the story of "Ingoma
the Barbarian" may be obtained fro
a few lines at the conclusion of Il
play. after all the trouble is over ar
the barbarian is tanned. Mr.. Dodg
as lngomar, says: ITO love | owe tn
bliss" Miss Leslie. as Parthenia. a
swers: ITO love and honor" and |
gomar replies: Now, indeed, forev'
We are Joined. two souls with but
single thought, two hearts that be-
rs one" This great drama will
presented by Sanford Dodge.
II takes something more than bli
Zard to keep Durango people fro
turning cut to good things. Last nigl
there was the Sanford Dodge theatl
cal attraction at the Opera house,
grand St. Patrick's day ball by Il
Knights of St John, at the Nendon
hall and the great Methodist Singh
revivalists at the NJ. +. church. An
all the attractions drew good crowd
and all We're enjoyed according
their merits in spite of the fact thi
the storm howled and it snew and
blew great guns without.
Zella Leslie, leading woman wit
Sanford Dodge in 'Ingomar, the Ba
baran," assumes the role of the Gree
maiden, Parthenia Her portrayal {
sI.A oh Il, nn. ,ha