Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-08-27

Assessor Garcia OF Las Animas
county II spending the day in Durango
and comparing notes with La Plata
couniy's assessor. Mr. Hopkins.
Reliance P1nch. The place to get 1t
wlii be ut the Commercial club this
evening The genuine article and the
Kind Sir Thomas ordered in case
of Shamrock victory. Having obscrv-
Cd the ingredients we know II Is good
Max Pracht. special land commits
sioner, who spent several months In
and around Pueblo looking mp fraudu-
lent land entries. arrived last night
and VIII be located here for the next
month or TWO engaged in the same
work
Pouiar prices VIII prevail for the
Lillian Mason engagement--25. IS and
30 cents. the latter for reserv ed seats,
which Will be on sale at Parsons in
the morning
Chances IRE that tomorrow's race
I viii settle the cathop and Sir Thomas
vii have TO return to England crest
fallen. Should the challenger win it
win lend much interest. especially II
he next twn houia should fan 10 the
Shamrock. Then excitement would
run high In the metropolis.
o
The ice man viii soon be out Of a
job.
! A. Pulliam returned last evening
from Paspen Springs.
o
Reserved scat tickets on sale tomor-
row At Parsons for the Miss Mason
company
Secure your tickets for the Mason
performance at the Opera house to-
morrow evening.
II cost Archulcta county big bunch
Of money 10 prosecute the two men
turned loose last week
Al Kuehlcr went to Pagosa Springs
I AAtAH AFAbi mus ~ Nlf''iAh ~ Ht'h " WI
days enjoying the baths
Landlord McNceley is kept busy
these days taking care Of the large
number uf arrivals at the Palace.
Mrs Ross McGirr left for Rico this
morning to see her sister. Mrs. j. +.
| English, who has a fine new boy baby.
The past few days IL has been al.
most cool enough for tho man who has
been kicking about the heat to kick
about the cod.
Tho man Gchr is evidently bent on
stirring up trouble among the coal
miners in tho Florence and other dis.
trictg. Such men are the bano of hon.
est toilcrs.
Mr. and Mrs. j D. and Mrs Il. NJ
Biggs departed Tor their respective
homes on the morning train, having
attended the wedding yesterday after
noon.
- n. Freeman returned last even
ing from Aztec accompanied by Thorn
rs Harrington Of Denver, his daughter
Miss Helen Freeman. and Miss Mar
guerite Barber
Durango had one interested specta'
tntor at the yacht race yesterday
Kruschko, who arrived In New York
Monday Ike Is an aquatic duck and
enjoys boat racing
Ellis Famswurth. travelling passen-
ger agent OF the well known Missouri
| Pacific and other connecting lines,
spent the night In the city, going TO
/ Silyorton ON the morning train.
/ Mrs Helen l.. Grenfell, state super
I intcndeut of schools. came in from
! Denver yesterday evening and left
/ Tor Mancos this morning to pay a
visit to the Normal institute now in
session there
There was enough rice scattered at
! the depot and platform after the de-
I fAllNit Nl AHt NhNtIAnh laln lhSt
evening 10 run Chinese mess a
month Must have gotten In carload
| Tor the occasion
q
/ Mrs. Nickrry. who has been yistin.
| her sistcr Mrs Todd OF North Duran.
go the past six weeks. returned to
her Denver homo on the morning train,
1 having enjoyed the time very much.
I While here she took In all points of
interest including SilvcrtGn.
] As Rev Ferguson pronounced the
words that united the fortunes OF Mr
/ Nodcckcr and Miss Biggs. the sun
which had been hiding under heavy
clouds AN day. peepod through an
. opening and heamod brightly on the
bride and groom. It was certainly in
iicatiyc OF sunshiny career.
John a, Porter came in from his
country place ON Pine river last even.
ing, and will spend a few days before
I returning lie reports the Palmer
party enjoying their outing. They
win soon break camp and return 10
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