Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-26
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Blair BurwelI went to Pine river
this morning.
A goodly number of farmers visited
the city today.
Col. Snowden returned to Silverton
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Marley OF Pennington,
is registered at the Palace.
Mrs. Eliza Wright went to Chama
this morning TO visit her son.
Dick Simpson arrived yesterday
from the Navajo reservation. VIII be
with US several days.
Milt Herrick emerged from the hos
pital yesterday and is feeling pretty
well after five days siege.
Blair Burwell returned from his sur
veying trip last evening. Says the
| work is progressing finely.
George A. Compton and family
were up from Pennington and stopped
over night at the Inter-Ocean.
DR. Thos. H. Breen and family will
spend the winter in Durango, posi-
| bly, locating here permanently.
| Short order will prevail at the Ok
ford Prices reasonable. Business is
what the new management Is after.
Mrs. Chris. Widmayer returned to
Durango last evening from Bonanza
where her husband is engaged in min
ing
Mrs Alice Loudon of Lake City was
an arrival yesterday and continued
on to Pennington this morning to WIS.,
1t relatives.
NJ. v. b. Wason, left for his home
at Creole this morning after spending
yesterday in Durango. having busin-
ess with the smelter.
George Weaver returned from Pa
gosa Springs last evening where he
went to look after brewery business
and incidentally take a bath.
Aug. Fl Phelps of Denver and s. At
wood and r. X. Baker of Boston went
to La Plata City this morning to visit
their property on the Baker contact.
Il S. w. Raymond returned last even
ing from ten days jaunt through the
eastern part of the county. also a few
days at Pagosa Springs where he en-
joyed the baths and mixed rest with
a little business.
Some fend is shooting cattle on the
upper Florida. ten head having al
!, ready been found, seven of them be
, longing to James and Thomas Cash
: officers should make an investigation
, and land the perpetrator.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Newton. who have
J been visiting their son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Newton, or
> the Florida the past month or 81,
> weeks. left for their Boston home this
, morning. having enjoyed the mount
9 aims very much.
e Miss Edna Brown is having part!
g at her parents home in North Duran
I go this afternoon. Fifteen little girl!
t are helping her enjoy the Afternoon
i at trffy-uplling and games. indoors ant
a out on the lawn. An important fea
L. 10 1alt1 rafr ngh rnf,t
o served.
: Mrs. w. T. Wales has been promoi
o ed from the 9Th grade, Longfelloy
y school, to the principalship of tn
Whittier school made vacant by tn
resignation OF Mrs. E. o. Price. t
@ take effect Nov /. Mrs. Wales vii
If be succeeded at the Longfellow schoo
g. by Miss Elizabeth Grand of Brown
l. vile, N. Y, teacher OF wide expel
g fence.
n Those taking the civil service exam
e nation the past week we're: Mr.
n Gertrude H. Allen of Ignacio. teache
1t in the Indian service; Pinkney +
10 Head of Aztec, N NJ, farmer and IL
l. dustrial teacher; Mrs. Minnie Rhuta
le ell of Dulce, N. NJ. matron Indian Sc
n vice: Miss Lillian Maryley of Farming
= ton, matron Indian service.
lie Messrs. c. E. Herr and Roy Hall r.
1t turned last evening from Hoope
is where they went after ducks. The e.
f. ceedingly fine weather initiate
&, against them as ducks by the thou
ot ands dotted the big San Luis vale
lie lake. When winds are high the LAX
n is too rough for them. and when see
ing small ponds is when the due
hunter shines. However, they brougl
home a couple of dozen nice ones.
John Weidman, one of the four &c
lie orado delegates to the l. o. o.
It. Grand Lodge gathering at Baltimor
returned Thursday evening, haviD
20 been absent six weeks. Postmastt
ut Dana of Colorado Springs was NJ