Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-23

McGillis
Edgar Buchanan of Silverton was al
the Strater last night. enroute home
from trip to Denver.
Fred Langhof, Hermosa ranchman
was at the Strater last night. return
ing from a Denver trip.
A. ]. Vivian. Silverton mining man
went out to Denver this morning. A;
the Strater over night
The elegant comedy creation
Shakespeare's Tanning of the Shrew,'
at the Opera house tonight
Mrs. Charles Schonefeld of pagosa
junction was at the Palace last night.
enroute TO Mancos to visit relatives.
Thomas II. Martin of Nevada. Mo.
was at the Palace last night, enroute
home from trip to the Pennington
country
U. X. Lewis of Pagosa Springs has
Elk forest for the first time. He will
recover.
A, NJ. Tinker of Massachusetts, sup
erintendent of Indian schools. is at
the Strater. He has been visiting the
Ignacio school,
F. A. Moriarty, James N Flood, Den
yer; c. l.. Jones, Pueblo; Ed. NJ. Ew-
ing, Grand Junction, were among the
Strater guests last night
Paul Schieux, Thomas McClary Mil
waukee, Wis; W. E. Marsh. wife and
daughter, city; George Saxon Chama,
were at the InterOcean last night.
C. NJ Bloodgood of Gladstone is
back from a trip to Denver. Was al
the Strater last night and flew home
ward on the Slverton flyer this morn
ing.
Mrs. F. NJ. Spears, Miss Della
Spears, and Paul Spears of Creede.
- We're at the Palace last night, enroute
to Howardsvile, where they will re-
side.
Colonel A. +. Leach. u. S govern
ment inspector. is back from an ex-
tended trip throughout the southern
part of the state. looking after Uncle
Sans interests.
1t is glorious large spring day
nf n hat
good and thankful that he is alive.
A day to make the knockers hide out
and lay down.
A T, Sullenberger of Pagosa juno
tion. came up yesterday to attend to
the shipping of the body of his neph-
ew, Joseph, who died at Mercy hos
pital night before last.
The remains of the late Joseph W.
Sullenberger We're taken out on the
eastern this morning for his boyhood
home at Greensburg, Pa, accompanied
by his brother, Sam Sullenberger.
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You will miss the greatest comedy
bill ever presented in Durango if you
fail to attend the Opera house tonight.
Shakespeares greatest comedy, "The
Tanning of the Shrew." preceded by
the exquisite oneact curtain-raiser,
"Gringoire, the Ballad Monger." will |
be the great bill offered, and the event |
should be greeted by crowded house |
Company B. Boys Brigade, had a |
splendid meeting at the armory last |
night. The afternoon meetings are |
being well attended, and the boys en- |
joy them very much. The Brigade is |
looking forward with interest to the |
Memorial day exercises. which will be
given special attention by the full |
force. Rev. Sarber is doing a grand |
work for the boys of our city, and he
should be upheld and aided in every |
possible manner by the parents and |
citizens generally of Durango.
Vincent St. John, president of the |
Telluride Miners union, arrived from |
Telluride on the Southern yesterday |
afternoon. and is spending the day |
with Durango friends. He goes to
Silverton tomorrow. Mr. st. John is a |
young man, and you are surprised to
know. in meeting him, that he is the |
trusted leader of one of the largest |
and strongest labor organizations in |
the west. man whose judgment is |
relied on absolutely by his followers. |
But. when you take good look at st. |
John, and study his features and gen
efal bearing, you are not SO much sur
prised that he is leader of men. He
certainly impresses one as being a |
cool clear-headed business man, per-
fectly fearless, and as a man who Will |
never finch or swerve one iota from |
what he conceives to be his duty. His
union has just reelected him, almost
unanimously for the sixth six-months'
term of office.
Whitaker Wright, the London pro-
moter, is reported to have lost $780,
100000 belonging to other people. If
the rumor is well founded they have
probably decided by this time that he
is the wrong Mr.. Wright.