Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Henry Berri went TO Nallecito this
afternoon to remain over Sunday
o
l. Kruschke has something interest
ing in this issue. Ladies should read
and then call and pick out what they
want, The bargain days will soon be
over.
Mrs. |. b. Melville and son Max.
along with party of friends came in
from Denver last evening and depart
ed this afternoon to join the Boyle out
ing party on the Vallecitot.
I. +, Binegar returned last even
ing from Archuleta county, where he
| put in month at the DIR. Barnes
ranch. Mr.. Brinegar says there was
considerable excitement for a time
IN the Winnemuche county over what
was supposed 10 be rich discoveries.
but nothing of great value developed.
Chris j. Wright, former Durango.
ite who was with The Herald years
ago, is again located in this city. ar
irving from Lake City few days ago.
lie has accepted n position on The
Herald stan and will mingle with the
people for news and all favors render
ed MIN VIII be appreciated. Mr.
Wright at one time published the La
Plata Miner.
The Salvation Army will have an en-.
fAf n inn
at their hall this evening. Brigader
Ludgate Will introduce new musical
instrument called the humantone at
this meeting. An admission of Is
cents will be charged Sunday morn.
ing at II he will preach at the Pres
byterian church, the subject being
Self Examination, and at 3 in the
afternoon he will conduct a union SER
vice at the Baptist church, the sub
iect being The Old Sons Of the Cos
pei In the evening at the Salvation
Army hall he will preach on The
Way to Heaven" AT this service
number of junior recruits will be en-
listed the ceremony of giving baby
lway to God" will be enacted.
MIR. FRANK Morse departed this
morning for his home at Birmingham.
la, after visit of ten days at the
summer home of w T. Kirkpatrick,
in Emerald park. This is my first
visit TO Durango" said he. but If all
goes well ii will not be my last. This
Is beautiful country and a country
Of great possibilities and good coun-
tn tie in tho la hty
mess back home, and ii was with "a
view of engaging in this business here
that | came to Durango. Mr.. Kirkpat-
rick has n beautiful mountain home
which he intends only for summer
residence. He has a two-story log
house of fourteen rooms. and Is going
to considerable pains and expense i'm
proving and beautifying the place
Company seems to be his hobby and
next season he expects TO entertain
great many of his friends"
Italian Cheese-Prepare a pound
and half of calves liver by allowing
it to stand covered with boiling water
for five minutes, then wipe dry
and chop into fine mincemeat. Also
chop nnely pound OF raw veal and
one-half pound raw ham. Put all to-
gether and mix with small chopped
onion. two iablespoonfuls chopped
parsley, large teaspoonful salt, one
fourth teaspoon black pepper and
half teaspoon powdered sage; press
into plain buttered mold, cover and
boil or steam for three hours. At the
end OF that time remove the lid pour
OFF the liquid from the top into a
saucepan, heat and add to 1t one-fourth
box geIatine which mas been previously
soaked in cold water; there should be
about pint of this altogether. When
both the meat and ;he liquid are cold
tbut not before the latter begins to
harden) pour the liquid over the meat
in the mold, shake carefully to allow
the juice to settle around the sides
and when cold the cake will turn out
In casing of jelly. Cut In thin slices
and garnlsh with parsley and lemon
slices.