Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-02
From Saturdays Daily:

Froiu Saturuay6 Q DAILY.
II. w. Fielding OF Mancos, is at the
Palace today.
George West was a passenger east
this morning.
Mrs. W. X. Mason and Mrs. Lam
bert of Hesperus were at the Palace
over night
T.. G. Gratz, master mechanic of the
ID. r. g.. was at the Strater from
Alamosa last night
A. T. sullenberger OF the Rio
Grande & Pagosa Northern railway.
was at the Strater over night.
J. c. Allen and James II. Chapman.
OF Silyerton, were at the Palace over
night, enroute TO Pagosa Springs.
Every one should read the special
announcement In Kruschke's adver-
tisement. 1t viii interest buyers.
- Ds JdTTeli anu w. H. HERMAN OI
Mancos, were at the Palace over
night, returning home this morning.
George Bauer, Mancos. banker and
merchant. was at the Strater last
night, returning home this morning
X. d. Seymour. a Denver mining
at hn I'll
enroute hc;1e from a trip to Silverton
The Famous IL entertaining the la
dies with a special suit sale, and many
are taking advantage OF the bargains
offered.
]. J. Watts OF Ames. Iowa, was at
the Palace last night. and went out
to Mancos this morning to visit
friends.
G.. B. Mac Eachern and f. II. Allen,
the well known hustlers for the Den
ycr News.Times combination are at
the Palace again.
s J. Hallett. manager of the Silver
Lake mine at Sllverton. was at the
strater over night. enroute home from
n trip to Denver.
Mrs. John Redington. wife of En-
gineer Redington of the ID. a. II. G..
Is at the Inter-Ocean. arriving from
Chama yesterday afternoon.
The Sanford Dodge company will
II is one Of the best high class dra-
matte organization on the rJaa.
II Ia reported that the Durango and
Clifton road is now an assured fact,
and that work has been commenced
north of clifton,-Gallup IN. NJ Re
publican.
Charles A. Johnson and Mrs. Hart,
his stenographer. returned from Do
lorcs and Cortez last night Mr..
Johnson has been at the latter place
on legal business.
Mrs. Il, +. Wieland, of bayfield,, was
at the Palace over night enroute to
Grand Junction In rcsponse to a tele-
gram stating that her mother IL very
III at that place.
II Waterman. II. F. Dent. A. F.
Strachcn. r. A. Smith. Denver: j E.
Mathews. Cleveland. o.. were among
the Angels Of Commerce" who en-
rolled themselves at the Strater last
night
w. A. Bay and family OF Bayfeld.
spent the night at the Palace. They
returned yesterday from San Diego,
California. whore they have been
spending the winter, and left for home
this morning. Fred Jephcott. who
has been caring for Mr. Bays ranch
In his absence, met them here. Mrs.
Bay and the children went as far as
Ignacio by train this morning.
The remains of Royal l.. Dennison.
or Happy Jack" as he was famil-
iarly know to his comrades. will be
laid 10 rest tomorrow Sunday after
noon at . p. m The funeral will be
In charge of the G. a. r. post of this
city. as deceased was a member of
that organization Services will be
held at the parlors of the Durango I'm
dertaliing company.
Manager Sti.well has made date
with the Sanford Dodge company to
present THE Gladiator at the Du-
range Opera house on March 18th.
This troupe is already favorably
known in Durango. having played
here last year. and no doubt they will
receive cordial welcome. Sanford
Dodge. the leading actor of the com.
bination. is supported this year by the
talented William Lloyd. and a strong
in every respect
On Monday evening next Mrs. Ida
Crouch Hazlet, lecturer of wide note
ON live issues. viii address the Won.-
ans club OF Durango at their rooms
In tho Newman block Her subject
will be Woman and Economics"
The members of the club extend