Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-13

Mrs. w. r. Winters. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Lewis. arrived from
Denver last evening on visit.
Both Republicans and Democrat.
should pull together in giving the cit,
ton.
| 7. A. Kerr was down from Hermost
this morning. Says the rains of las
week were a great blessing to tn,
farming section.
| w. A. Perry is setting the pace
since election new sidewalk is be
Ing laid in front of the Perry Roberts
| Wahler block.
A telephone dispatch from Silverton
says about half foot of snow fell last
night and this morning with indica
| tons of more
The Eagles meet tonight in their
| hall over Schutt's store. This order
| 10 " opl ltNhliS ont lOG Ill eNlSltuCe Ol
| only one week.
The Democrat announces this
morning that it will be an ndepend-
ent Democratic newspaper And thus
the strife will continue.
Ed. Grove. stenographer for the
RnEfpp Enpl 10 ,.i,
silitis, He is being cared for by Mr..
and Mrs. Hayden at their home
II is to be hoped the school election
viii not stir up the bitter feeling of n
year ago. Let the interests of the
schools be protected by the candidacy
of good men
Mr.. Wirmer, lessee on the Golden
Fleece in San Juan county departed
eastward this morning after spending
several days in Durango looking after
the sampling of ore
j. l.. Mcneil landed in Denver safe
ly this morning. Mr. Mcneil likes
Durango, and while Denver Is his
home, we may expect to see him come
and see us quite often.
The Herald in this issue gives a
complete resume of the work of the
general assembly just adjourned =.
the new measures passed interest our
readers they should post themselves.
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Superintendent Whittenberger and
Mr.. DeGarmo went through to Silver
ton las. evening in their private car,
returning this morning and continu-
ing to Alamosa. being their first trip
since the washout of last week.
Miss Josie Sullivan was Denver
bound passenger this morning. where
she goes to secure treatment for her
eyes, which have been troubling her
of late. We trust she will find the de-
The new National cash register put
in a couple of days ago by j. l.. Par
sons Is one OF the finest made by the
company. 1t is combination affair, a
compartment for each clerk who keeps
his own cash and charge accounts and
is responsible for same. 1t is per
feet machine sure enough
Mrs. Theresa Crowell, an old resi-
dent of Durango. having arrived in
this city on the first passenger train
over the ID. a. X. g., who of late years
has been residing in Denver, came in
last night over the Southern, and will
make her home with her daughter.
Mrs Gus Voigt, 209 ST. Elmo street.
Ed Lazarus returned last evening
from an extended visit through San
Luis valley and other points east of
Durango, having had a successful trip
in way of securing orders. Ed, han
dies a fine line of samples for suit
ings and shirts. and gives good salts
faction in fits. thereby establishing
reputation for reliable work.
The Herald received car of print
paper and job stock today-thlrty
thousand pounds. The Herald is the
only paper on the Western Slope that
buys its paper in car lots. We are
therefore prepared to do business
without delay of any kind. When in
need OF choice commercial work give
us n call.
Remember the annual Charity ball
given by the philanthropic department
of the Woman's club on Friday night
April H. will be the finest thing oi
the season, and the tickets are only
$500. BE sure you will receive youi
moneys worth II you are a dancer
If not buy ticket anyhow. and aid
the ladies' to swell their fund for the
poor.
The Herald acknowledges a pleas
ant call from j. II. Moreland, who Is
down from Eureka looking after the
sampling of ore at the smelter. Mr.
Moreland's company has been working
quite force OF men during the win
| ter, and will increase the number lat
| er on as the outlook is very encour
aging Mr. Moreland returns to Eu
reka this afternoon.
There was a full rehearsal at the
Dr.ghytarian church last night and