Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-11-05
From Wednesdays Daily.
Colorado is sure enough in the Re-
publican column to remain.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Colorado is sure enough in the Re-
publican column to remain.
Remember the supper served by the
Methodist people at the parsonage to-
morrow evening.
Thomas Cash was In from the upper
Florida this morning with good news
from that precinct.
BENZ. -. Russell came down from
Silverton this morning and is spending
the day in Durango.
Charles Taylor. state boiler inspect
or. is looking alter the business OF the
office in this section.
Rex Molette came over from Pago-
sa Springs last evening and is spend
ing the day in the city.
Joe Smith came in from Denver via
Telluride and Monrose last evening.
leaving this morning Tor the Agency
Acknowledgement N c. Miller left
On the morning train for Denver, hay-
ing deposited his ballot yesterday for
The successful Judge
The Republicans )f La Plata coun-
ty are TO be congratulated on having
remained with their party so Loyalty
under the circumstances.
Geo. w. Thompson left this morning
for his home at Trinidad after spend
ing week or ten days visiting the
Durango relatives and old-time friends
If you have ever partaken of Meth
odlst hospitality in Durango you will
want to do SO again. Take in the sup
per at the parsonage tomorrow even
ing.
Fred Minis, fireman on Mr.. Macks
engine on the Southern is back from
short vacation spent at Pueblo
During his absence Ed. Quinne of Rico
filled the place.
The result of the election failed to
arouse Durangoites last evening, the
places receiving returns showing but
a small increased attendance. The
same apathy existed after the polls
closed as during the day
The Ladies Aid Society of the
First M. +. church Will serve one of
their elegant suppers on Thursday eve
OF this week at the parsonage on
Third avenue, from 5 to o'clock a
cordial invitation is extended to ALL
Guy Hardness came down last even
ing from Burrows Park, where he has
been operating the past season. He
| is going up into the La Platas to look
around. and II he meets with favor
able opportunity will take hold of
something there.
Frank Watson. accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. w. d. Watson, passed
through from Silverton to Denver this
morning, Mrs. Watson continuing to
| st, Louis for special eye treatment.
her sight having suddenly become de-
fective a couple of months since.
o
MICS quay iSN A~hhii7 tNA'Li tihNh hSl
10th birthday at her parents home at
Animas City a few days ago by inylt-
ing about fifty little folks of Animas
City and Durango. Refreshments con-
sisting of sandwiches, cako, candy and
nuts were served and a delightful time
was had.
The funeral of the two-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Nc
Lain of the Upper Animas valley, took
place at Animas City this afternoon
at O'Clock. The child was taken
down with scarlet fever and was sick
only two Gays. Only those who have
lost little ones can realize the sorrow
existing in the lonely home at this
| time.
Hon. Adnir Wilson left this morning
for Denver. It's too bad that such an
old San Juan pioneer and good citizen
is sacrificed on the altar of Democracy,
but Repuhlicanism has again found IA
vor in Colorado and those who do not
desire defeat will remain off Demo-
cratic state tickets in the future. Next
year with the gallant Roosevelt lead
ing the state will be good for the old
time Republican majorities of 10000
to 10000.