Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-15

spector. was among the arrivals last
night.
This is not the best kind Of ice
cream weather sun. the one asked
TO have something seldom declines.
c. Mccullough. Denver & Rio
Grapdc travelling auditor. is checking
up the local Office,
Miss Mary Dyer left on the morn
ing train for visit Ia Milwaukee. She
viii return during The summer some
time.
Mrs r. a. Young. wife Of the laun
dryman, LETT on the morning train for
a visit 10 friends and relatives at Du-
buque la.
Mrs y. Endter was an castbound
passenger this morning. going 10 her
old home nt Cincinnati on nn extended
visit
There Ia sufficient water running
down the mountain streams 80 nh a
| hhnuifh Ifh'fNpiIH pi Hlsii'9 niHi'h
slons.
Al least one garden product has
benefited Icy the steady rains--rad.
lshes. Mighty few pithy ones and all
OF brittle. sweet taste.
Parties down from Hcrmosa section
rcport considerable hail yesterday
morning. Not much damage reported
however.
Congressman IIogg IA at Pueblo
where he ia slated for speech at the
real estate convention. He win re
main there couple oil weeks.
Receiver Annenr of the Bank OF
snvertun was a returning passenger
last evening. having attended the mar
rage OF bis brother in Denver last
week.
According TO the Journal Telluride
parties landed twenty pounds of trout
in the vicinity OF Trout lake Sunday
one Weighing three aud onohall
pounds.
Mrs. Jack Hedman Is seriously III
having suffered a relapse yesterday
necossitatlng the close attention o
her husband, who Is also enjoying on'
OF Jobs comforters.
Mr. and Mrs Cy. Campbell OF Farm
lngion were guests OF MIR. and Mrs
Dan Hoover yesterday They loade'
up with supplies and pulled out fo
home this morning,
Miss Irene Baker came down from
Noedloton this morning. where sh'
put Ia II week with her friend. Mrs
Opdykc She reports society news II
that section scarce.
MISS Bessie Newton left on th'
morning train to spend the summe
months with her grandparents a
Menlo. la Many of her school friend
we're at the depot to wish her pleas
, ant trip
$ Mrs. n. T.. Holloway. wifo Of San
Walls popular clerk, left on the morn
ing train for Kansas City, where sh
viii view the havoc wrought by tn
, waters of the Kaw She win be al
! sent several months.
o
A dog-of the every day common
kind-gut tangled mp with trolle
Q car last evening at the Eighth stree
I cossing. and In the mlxup lost LEG
- An ofiicer dispatched the animal wit
a cane aud Mike Tiorney did the res
Mrs. L. Il Graham and daughte
Manic were among the returning pai
| sengers last evening after clgh
, months In the east. most of the Tim
being spent in New York city. Bot
: ladies' are enjoying the best of healti
, Ed Palmer. one OF the old-timc r.
pnrters ON the Denver Republican
, was Denver bound passenger thi
morning, having visited Silycrton I
look after mining interests In the Bca
, creek district Too much snow an
+, he will have to return later
i, Judge ana Mrs. HlChafd Mc'lou
/, aud Miss Nellie were Denver bnun
4 passengers this morning The judg
!, returns In "a few days. while the ladie
gill spond week. or ten days visi
ing friends and enjoying metropol
tan life.
MIR Charles Barton, wife and chilt
ron loft this morning for Iowa wher
F, Mrs. Barton and family will remai
= with relatives for an indefinite TINT
Mrs. Barton has been In poor hoalt
y for several years and a change wi
i no doubt prove bcnoncial MIR. Da
ton expects to return in about tw
weeks
q
Richard Kollnr came In from pci
4 yer last evening and is spending tn
1 day in the city Mrs. kcllar has hee
:. wintering Ia Denver Dick" dlVidn
/ his time between the Emma mine an
u the capital city MIR kcllar report
& active operations with good results
: at the Emma mine. lie departs 10
, Dunton in the morning,