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


Jefferson: Conifer--Crops pro-
crossing slowly: light showers; nights
cold and frosty. Critchell-Seeding
nearly done; high. drying winds; {;
range fine.
f. II. BRANDENBURG.
Section Director. Denver, Colo.
From Thursdays Daily:
Gradens are showing fine line OF
summer goods.
w. ]. Patterson returns this even
Ing frcm his Denver trip.
George West came In from the
range last evening to see how the new
boy Is getting on.
Mrs. George TIFFANY. Jr. is enter
tanning this afternoon at her home on
Third avenue.
Charley Bartholomew pulled out for
his Pine river sawmiIl this morning
well loaded with supplies
Ahnakef warner of me silver
Ledsc group OF mines In San Juan
county. passed through 10 Denver this
morning.
William Fsigel came down from
Silverton last evening and IL spending
the day In the city attending to busi-
ness matters.
Miss Jennie Martinez left this morn
ing for her home at Pagosa Springs
for the summer months, Mrs Har'
per viii be lonely.
Captain Scott. that old and rugged
pioneer of early Duray days, spent
The night in Durango Captain Scott
is representing the Holthoff Machin-
FRY company of Milwaukee.
Mrs. Mcneil. mother OF Mrs. A. !.
Camp, left on the morning train for
Denver. where she viii visit her son
and his wife, MIR and Mrs J. l.. Nc.
| Nelll for some weeks.
Mr. and Mira. George Slough came
in from Denver last evening accom-
panied by tholr daughtsr Raya, who
spent the winter In Denver attending
school at Loretta heights.
Colonel +. NJ, Spowden was an ar.
rival from Silverton THIS mofBing and
viii soiourn with us for Il season
Tho colonel Is little stuck on our
climate.
Senator @. V. Copp left for Denver
This morning. where he goes to attend
TO business matters. The senator has
hen on in the La Platas and hatch
ing season is near at hand.
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NJ, D. Hoffman. travelling passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific Il. r..
spent the night In the city. Says his
road Is thinking of building ilatboats
for future uss ~ Kansas.
D.
Mrs, pr. Haggar, and children de-
parted for Kansas and Wisconsin this
morning. She will have an opportun-
ty of noting the havoc wrought by
the floods of the past week in the
grnsshopper state,
j. Watson Hayden and w. Il. How
ell returned last evening from Boston
where they went on busines connect.
cd With the Boston Fuel company.
Mr. Hayden reports times iiourishing
In the eart.
MIR. Matt Harrington and Mr.. Vint
Rodgers. Miss Helen Rodgers and
Miss Ella Rodgers returned on the
morning train from Silverton, where
they were in attendance st the mar
riagc of their brother, Steve Rodgers,
to Miss Newton.
John kellspbarger went out to Pa
gosa Junction this morning 10 meet
Mrs. X ana the girls who left Denver
last evening The Herald is pleased
To state that Mrs Rellenberger is en-
joying improved health and life Will
seem much brighter hereafter.
\. u. Morris, Wholesale merchant Of
Shelbyville. Ind, and onA Of the Ads
ans party. win be with us the latter
part of June accompanied by several
prominent capitalists OF mis- section.
Mr. Mark Walser OF indianapolis, VIII
also return the last OF the month with
several parties seeking Investments.
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Thomas lockwood ct al. today con-
yeyud deeds to the u. o. p =. order
for lots II, 10 and is. lp block u. The
deeds were placed In escrow some
time ago and by today's transfer indi'
Gates that the Elks mean business.
and new building will be one OF the
forthcoming improvements.
Mrs. n w. Hammond, money order
clerk AT tho postofiice. has been con
fined to the ed for the past three
days. Decoration day she caught
bad cold. Monday she weathered at
the postoiiice. but threatening pneu-
monia compelled abandonment Of
work. She hopes to be about in
lew days.
Miss Lena Carr came down from
Sllyerton this morning. and may pos
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