Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-11-02

RIO oRANDe SOUTHERN.
No. 8. Arrives from Telluride 4: so p m
No. 8. Leaves for Telluride. g: 90 . m
From Fridays Daily:
Felt very much like snow last even
ing.
Mrs. AL Newman has taken charge
OF the Rochester.
George West came in from the COW
camp last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Goodman are
expected home this evening
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Mornings are getting more crisp.
Ears Will soon begin to Jingle.
Attorney H. H. Barnes came down
from Silverton this morning on legal
business.
The Pocahontas- Red Men dance this
evening at vendome hall viii attract
large crowd.
Percy s. Rider returned to Rico this
morning after sojourning with us "A
couple OF days.
The McCloskey- Balster-J akway dance
at Vendome hall last evening was a
brilliant affair,
Although weather continues nice it
is somewhat threatening. Wen get
change before long.
Mrs. ]. l.. Nickel returns to Rock
wood In the morning after spending u
few days in the city.
w. N. Searcey returned to Silverton
this morning after spending several
days In the La Platas.
Silverton, was through passenger
for Denver this morning.
Be sure and take in the Pocahontas
masquerade ball this evening at Ven
dome hall Good music
The new line OF fancy china at
Richey's is attracting general atten-
ton, 1t is beautiful to behold.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eldredge will
arrive from Denver on this evenings
train. having been absent nearly two
weeks.
V. U. Rogers came over from Tellu-
ride last evening and will visit the
Durango relatives and friends few
days.
While 1t Is desired that as many as
possible appear In costume this even
ing those having masks will be allow
ed to dance.
Mrs. Spangler, who has been visit
ing her son George and his wife the
past few weeks, departed on the morn
ing train for Denver
Earl Farris Is home from Pagosa
Springs where he sojourned a couple
of weeks, looking after the bank dur
ing the vacation of Mr.. Hampton.
The new sidewalk opposite The
Herald ONCE is quite an improvement
No one thing adds to the appearance
OF city more than good walks and
streets.
Miss Lydia Gibbs arrived from Tel
luride last evening on visit to Miss
Melvina Harris. The two leave the
first Of the week for California on a
visit.
Frank A. Perkins left this morning
for his home at Colorado Springs af-
ter spending few days with us. Van
Colt will be with us until the coming
week.
Hughes, the clothing man AT krusch-
kes. says business is rushing In his
department. In fact, he says better
than last year when the Arm consid-
cred times excellent
The Presbyterian Christian Endeav-
or Society will give a social at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Per-
kins on the North Side this evening
All are cardially invited to attend and
have a good time.
The funeral OF Grant Morgan will
take place tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock ut the family residence, cor
ner Of Third and Tenth streets. The
remains will arrive from Rico this
evening accompanied by the bereaved
mother All friends are invited.
The untimely death OF Mrs. Booth
Tucker in railroad wreck on the San
Ia Fe, will be mourned by the people
an a whole as well az the Salvation
Army and the thousands upon thous-
ands Of poor who have benefited at
her hands. It il likely the local Army
will hold memorial services In the
near future.
George Carson isft on the morning