Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18
colone, Calvin returned home last

this morning.
Take in The World" at the Opera
house this evening.
The eastern is improving 1t is only
five or six hours late today
Wonder how long that case OF brew.
! cry beer will last the Durango contin-
gent that went out this morning?
"Curg" Williams arrived yesterday
| from Mancos, The race horse man
has never been himself since he part
ed with Silver Dick. the prettiest
dasher ever saddled
Il. w. Ritter was Denver bound
passenger this morning. where he will
meet Mrs. Ritter and Rollin, probably
returning the last OF this or the first
Of next week
Reese McCloskey was afraid TO go
to the depot this morning. Didn't
want to be kidnapped. Chances are
| he'll not be able to stand it and will
have hurry up call by morning.
%
Superintendent Whittenberger's car
was attached to the incoming train
last evening, returning again this
morning. Mr. Whittenberger was ac-
cDmpanied by his wife.
Mrs. Golden Barrett, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Bishop the past day
or two. departed for Denver this morn
| ing, where Mr.. Barrett Is located.
| Mrs. Barrett was at Silverton packing
| up effects.
William p Vale was Denver pas
| senger this morning where he will
| attend the bankers convention. also
the Grand Army meeting at Cheyenne.
| He will be absent the best part OF a
| week.
| Mrs Mary A. Murrell, of the High
| land Mary mine, spent yesterday in
| the city, leaving for Silverton in the
| evening. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Everett. who is spending the
summer with her.
Hahn is enjoying a good sale on
| watches His advertisement running
| in The Herald is bearing fruit 1t
| pays to let the people know you are
| alive in business matters. especially
when you have the goods and low
| prices.
|
J. l.. Williams has been making It
| pleasant for Messrs w G. Nagely and
\ Frank Sanders. who arrived from the
La Platas Saturday evening where
4 they put in several weeks. The three
gentlemen return in the morning to
the Ot0 Fino section and their uUsing
| around undoubtedly means business
| as Mr.. Sanders is a mining man oI
| much experience.
The Masons OF feliuyide are en-
| deavoring TO secure special uaiD
from that point on the evening of the
! 25th, 10 run to Montrose for st. Johns
| day exercises, tbs San Juan Masonic
association meeting there ta!s ysar
| II this Is secured those leaving Du
range In the morning will be able to
| go through 10 Montrose the same day
and Will no doubt insure several at
tending who would not do SO other
wise.
Monday evening o party OF young
people took hay-rack ride 20 kerr's
ranch on the Hermosa, the occasion
being Miss Birdie kerr's return from
the Greelfy Normal. The usual hilar.
ity and high spirits marked the ride.
| and AT its termination the visitors
| were received with characteristic
hospitality. Strawberries fresh from
the garden. with ic. cream and cake,
formed the principal Refreshments.
and gangs We're enjoyed until time
for leaving with three rousing cheers
for host and hostesses. the young peo-
pie departed. reaching home at a IN,
Just as the birds began TO herald the
morning light.
The initial performance of the
kempton knmedy company at the Op-
era house last evening, was enjoyed
by nearly full house and IL Is safe
to state that those attending will be
on hand again this evening If time
viii permit. The leading parts We're
well filled and the support above the
ordinary, while the specialties We're
taking. in this respect the press clip
pings were fully verified and we have
no doubt a crowded house will be the
rule the rest of the week. This even
ing The World" will be presented, re-
qnring over ten thousand square feet
OF scenery especially prepared for this
production. Reserved seats at Par
sons up TO seven o'clock.
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