Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-06

SiiyeriDn last evening being cnroutc |
~ Boston, whore he viii hob.nob with |
Tho blooJs Tor y few weeks spend |
ine some time at the different resorts
Since Mr Kane became Interested IN |
the newspaper business he Is on the |
road to wealth and fame.
n Z. Hal and George y Raymond
returned Inst oyoninR from the head
waters of the Chamn river. where they
spent one day angling for speckieu
beauties or course they landed all
they wanted and have the usual
nshy' stories
Percy S Rider returned 10 Rico this
morning after spending yesterday al
tending 10 business matters Mr. ri
der viii be with us again la couple
of weeks when Mrs Rider. Jane and
Percy. Jr VIII be with ua for the win
tor.
O. = Frary returned last evening
from Edith. where he put In two or
three weeks Ia charge Of the Archu.
lota iourlng mills
Charles II Freeman Of Archule,n
county Is spending the day in tho
'tiy. arriving last evening MIR Free.
man is rustier In business ms well
As Ia the interests of the Republican
party
Bernard Hampton, who lcft some
months ago. intending 10 continue TO
Boston. but who stopped In Denver
VAS among the returning passengers
Springs for short visit with his
brother
Alderman W A. Perry returned last
evening from Pagosn springs whore
he put In couple OF weeks enjoying
he baths and life IN that summer re
sort lie reports a genuine good time
and is feeling much improved az a re-
suit Of the visit
, Mr and Mrs. Otis Orme lott for Cha
ma this morning Mrs Ormc having
been with MS the past TWO or three
weeks. while Mr. Orme put In week
| pn the Siyertnn run. relieving Mr.
| phenCy who was enjoying life a few
| lays on the hesdwaters Of the Chama
Mrs y w Hammond ut the post
office force Is taking her annual lay
| on of fifteen days The government
gives all of its employees who have
been in the service one year fifteen
| days on at full pay--lhut is pnstoiiice
with letter carriers.
The Graham party from the east
mention OF which was made last week
who have been spending "A cnu-
Pile OF weeks the guests OF tho
| Grahams Of Upper Pine river
drove in last evening and this
morning departed for their sever
Al homes They report an elegant
umo and were sorry the time fur them
tu gu came around So soon
| o
Messrs j. ". Baldwin aud X A
| lIinote. two gentlemen from Telluride.
are In the city MIR Baldwin is AT the
ASad OF the Cosmopolitan club and
cafe and Mr. Highnote is Interested ia
the club portion. II is possible these
| gentlemen viii conclude negotiations
that viii make them permanent resi-
| dents of our city, and as both are
live gentlemen. they will no doubt
enjoy the change 10 a metropolitan
city
The merchant aud the professional
man must feel olated when presented
with bin tor advertising he did not
order and be compelled To dig up for
fear of being roasted Some are not
digging however They are from
Missouri The Herald does not con.
slider II fair to run an ad free for one
man and make his next door nrighbor
pay, aud before resortug to this meth
od will retire from business
| .
As ioretold in The Herald yesterday.
| Mr Andrew Chitwuod aud Miss Dais,
lredalc were married at half past 3
O'Clock in the afternoon at the home
of the brides parents on Second ave.
nue. The ceremony was performed
by Rev +, A Hawke. Of the Methodist
church, The bride was dressed in
white and Wore roses Only relatives
of both parties were present. The
house was beautifully decorated with
iiowers for the occasion, and after the
ceremony had been performed an ele.
giant lunch was served The couple
received a nice list OF handsome and
valuable presents. Mr. and Mrs Chit.
wood left this morning for the ranch
of MIR Chitwood's father. where they
will spend the next few days
The department had a run this az.
iornoon To no purpose. An alarm was
turned in from 81. the Steineger cor.
ner, and the department responded
No one knew OF a fire. Frank Halls