Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-09-14


From Saturdays Daily.
When In the city stop at the Palace.
hotel.
Charles Snyder and bride are ex-
pected Tuesday evening
OF course you will take in the base
ball game tomorrow.
Remember the Sunday dinner at the
Oxford from IL to 5 tomorrow.
A. G. Van Colt returns to Colorado
Springs In the morning.
BE sure and see the Silverton-Du
range game at the fair grounds tomor-
row.
Jack McKinnan- left on the morning
train for Denver on a short business
trip.
Roy Hall went to lgnacio this morn
ing. expecting to return on the after
noon train.
Dr. G. " Copp went to Chama this
morning to look after some mining
claims near that place.
Mrs. Harry Jackson and daughter
Marguerite went to Silverton this
morning for visit with friends.
Mrs. j. l.. Nickel returns to Rock
wood this evening after visiting cou-
pie OF days in Durango.
The funeral of Mrs. r. Fl. Rose will
take place tomorrow morning at the
ed
C. Il. Dudley Is home from visit
to Pine river where he was assured
of fine display of farm products for
the fair.
One case was up before Judge Houx
this morning. the charge being mis-
demeanor The culprit paid IS and
costs.
Miss Millicent White leaves for
Denver tomorrow morning to attend
Miss Wolcotts school, one of the best
in the country.
p. A. Larsh spent the night in Du-
range, returning from brief visit
, lad Ha
Rico this morning.
Charles NJ. Hilliker will be among
Durango delegation Monday to the
Masonic Grand Lodge which meets in
Denver next week.
Regular ffty-cent dinner served
Sunday at the Oxford from IL in the
morning to in the afternoon. Every
delicacy the market affords.
Mrs. James Walton and daughter
returned to Ouray this morning after
spending three weeks here with Mrs.
Walton's father, W. S. Morgan.
Division Superintendent Wittenber-
ger passed through TO Silverton with
his special car last evening and re-
turned this morning to Alamosa.
The heavy rain of last night knocked
out the telephone line to Silyerton and
up to O'Clock this afternoon connec-
tions had not been re-established.
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An error appeared In the premium
list yesterday. All entries of farm
products, including vegetables, will
close Monday, September 81. at
o'clock
Major e. II. Cooper is down from
Silverton. Arrangements are complet'
ed for the lecture at the opera house
next Friday evening when our people
should ill the place.
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G. F. Hoff, who recently formed a
partnership with o. 9. Galbreath, has
moved his Office from his old location
to that occupied by Mr.. Galbrsaih in
the Sehutt building.
Silverton bal, club will be down in
the morning and Will play at the fail
grounds in the afternoon. A good
game is promised and large attend
ance is anticipated.
Attorney-General N. C. Miller re
turned to Denver this morning after
spending the week here on court bus
mess. He was too busy to get around
to call on many Of his old frienus.
San Francisco papers inform us that
John W. Wingate was relieved Of his
diamond pin by light-fngered per
sonage who accosted him, removing
the pin desteriously while talking
The diamond was highly priced, hay
ing worn 1t for a good many years.
l.. J. Nathan and wife returned tC
Durango last evening and are stopping
at the Strater. Mr.. Nathan has spent
the greater portion of the last year In
Seattle. He expects to remain in Du
range this winter and the boy will at
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