Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-09-03

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| Il. p. Montgomery, the Bayfield,
hotel man. is spending the day in
town.
| Henry Herr is down from Sllverton
where he put in the past two or three
months.
Mrs. Ellis Roberts, her sister and
niece returned last evening from
their eastern trip.
Miss Nina Balster is home from
Ridgway where she visited the Lee
| family two weeks.
Mrs. j. s. d. Hopkins and family re-
turned Saturday evening from their
| sojourn in La Plata city.
Vic McGir brother of Ross. came
over from Pagosa Springs Saturday
night on brief business trip.
Miss Bertha Seybold, Mrs. f. o.
Price and Miss Jennie Martinez went
10 Mancos this morning to visit tho
Earl Barber is home from the out
ing to Salt Lake in time to handle the
shovel-lilie the rest of the Office
force at the smelter.
Mr., Clssigoli was up from Bayfield,
and spent Saturday and Sunday in
the city. He reports work ON the
big ditch progressing favorably.
.
Miss Blggs. sister OF S. NJ, Biggs.
who las been visiting the family for
some time, departed for Edith this
morning and thence Tor Denver.
Mrs. c. l.. petherbridge returned to
Silverton last evening after spending
couple OF days packing up things
used while in the city during the
winter and spring.
Labor Day is one week from today
Looks as though laboring men will
have an opportunity of celebrating in
body in this southwest section, but
ii will not be joyous occasion.
.
The Pickerill-Gorman-R Russell party
returned about midnight Saturday
from upper Pine river where they put
in ten days very agreeably, They re
port plenty of trout and a steak tast-
ed good for a change yesterday.
The Famous special sale of new
f,iI a Ia. Il
tomorrow in order to give all an OPP
portunity TO get in on the ground
floor. Call around and see the latest
novelties in dress goods.
Marshal Wickline started in the
right way Saturday. No shack thlk
and any one who thinks the officers
intend to permit offenders striking
them will get badly left. We have no
milk and water peace officials
Charles A. Johnson was a Denver
bound passenger this morning, tax
ing along the game foot, Charley
mas told five thousand people how II
happened and no two agree Enroute
home legal business takes Mr. John
son to Santa Fe.
Gus Roberts returned last evening
from the Chicago and New York mar
kets. Having made purchases with
expectations of n brisk business this
fall goods will be piled up In the
store shortly and patrons may count
on bargains in every department.
The Ladies' of the Maccabees gath
cred AT the home of Mrs. j. S. ID.
Hopkins on Second Avenue North
Durango, last Saturday evening to sur
prise Mrs. +. r. Turner who was to
leave the following morning for her
new home in Denver. The Ladies'
brought refreshments with them and
with Mrs. Hopkins assistance very
delightful evening was spent
Sheriff Smith will see that law and
| order are preserved and in this he
will be ably assisted by his under
sherifi. Mr. Thompson. Neither know
what fear is when doing their duty.
And Marshal Wickline will take care
OF the city
j. H. McDevitt returned last even
ing from his trip around the circle
which also included Denver. With
him was his son, Harry, who was on
his annual leave from the postofilce,
| Harry returned a week sooner than
| expected but. he crowded so much
| pleasure in ten days that he became