Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-06

there is some danger Of the car being
held up by higbwaymen or the train
may lose time. as we understand sew
eral extra cars are attached bringing
In a new 10000 "bullicking'' press.
newspaper folder, another Morgan
thaler and corps OF reporters and
operators. There will be something
doln' in Durango journalism in very
short time.
Ouray gamblers and saloonkeepers
seem to be having one continual
round of pleasure or excitement.
Spasmodic reforms cause lots OF bad
feeling. II the law concerning mid
night and Sunday closing and gam
bling was adhered to all over the state
1t would no doubt be good thing and
would work no hardship on any class
or any community. but as long as
three-fourths OF the counties and
towns countenance violations there is
bound to be trouble and dissensions
in communities like Ouray.
Miss Edith b. NJ. Young has return
ed from her trip to Hesperus.
John Kellenbergcr returned last
evening from trip to neighboring
towns.
Miss Blanche Curtis went up to
Trimble Springs this morning to
spend few days.
Oscar Taylor will try the waters at
Trimble Springs for that feeling that
oyercomes us all at certain times in
life.
Mrs. David +. Day is giving lawn
party this afternoon. in honor OF her
daughter. Mrs. Thomas F. Tully from
Denver.
Things must be coming pretty
smooth for our townsman, George
Tallman. He purchased $500 driv-
Ing horse the other day But George
always admired line horses
o
The circus failed to show at Man
cos. License fee was too stiff The
management offered to compromise
to pay the fee providing the officials
would not interfere with their games.
This was denied.
Various reports are afioat concern
ing the Durango Girl and on very
good authority Herald might give an
extended account of the sale, but we
are going to await the recording of
the papers. II will be time enough
then to shout
Mrs. A. II, ireland entertained the
Woman's club at her home in North
Durango. on Tuesday afternoon, at
rose party, one OF the pleasantest
events of the season.
Roses only were used in the decor
ations and the rooms We're ladened
with their fragrance. Place favors
were in small bouquets OF roses, to
each OF which was attached poetical
quotation referring to roses. As each
quotation was read the ladies' were
dhhtu " It's dulnDT.
The prize for the greatest number
of correct answers. beautiful bou.
quet OF roses, was won by Mrs. T. O.
Price.
Miss Mayme Nolls of Silverton. who
left Monday morning for Aspen, was
married at Glenwood Springs Tuesday
ntuhf m Inhp Natara of ha
groom is the son of a prominent citi-
zen and leading assayer of Aspen.
young man OF good standing and fair
start in life. The bride is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs George Noll of Silver
ton, former residents OF Durango. The
Herald Joins many friends in this sec
tion in extending best wishes.
Mr.. A. Farley Smith and Miss Cleo
Fellows We're married last evening at
$3.50 at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Anheir. County Judge C. A, Pike
pronouncing the words that made
them one. The ceremony was wit
messed by a few intimate friends
Among the contributors of handsome
presents were Silas Smith, brother OF
the groom, MIR. and Mrs. Wingate, Mr.
and Mrs. Amsden, Mr. and Mrs. Chap
man, Mr. and Mrs. Fassbinder, Mr..
and Mrs. fredale, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Bride. Mrs. Snyder, Miss Blackburn,
Mrs Slane and others, After refresh
ments, handshaking and good wishes
the happy couple repaired to the cosy
home prepared by the groom. where
we trust happiness and prosperity will
abound In every sense of the word.
All kipde NJ DaopIa