Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-12

From Fridays Daily:
C. o. Clark returned to La Plata
City this morning.
The Kennebec is the latest shipper
from the La Platas.
S. w. Carpenter OF Mancos, spent
the night in the city on legal business.
Charles A. Johnson went to Pago-
sa Springs this morning on business
trip.
Henry Griffin was up from Farming
ton yesterday. stopping over night
| with us.
| II. w. Hollis returned to Silverton
last evening after spending the day in
the city.
| j. j. German left for Denver this
morning on business for the Neglect
ed mine.
B. Magraw OF La Plata, N. M, is
registered at the Oxford. He is up
with load Of produce.
Adna Tauron, Arthur Miller and
Walter E. Campbell are down from
| Gladstone for few days.
Geo. N. Raymond returned from
Denver last evening where he spent
| the best part of two weeks.
Come out and help the Sunday
school in Animas tonight. Ice cream
and cake, coffee and sandwiches.
Cal. Copeland returned last even
ing from visit to Lumberton in the
interests of his insurance business.
Animas City Sunday school gives
an ice cream social in the church at
Animas tonight. Everybody invited.
The young people of St Marks
church are invited to spend this even
ing at the rectory, 1874 Third avenue,
from to 1890
Mrs. Matt Krumpantzky of Mancos,
passed through the city the first of
the week enroute to Aztec to visit
her brother. Mr.. Kello.
|. G. True came in from Denver last
evening and will remain with US for
some time. "Goody" says he has sew
eral good mining schemes.
Henry Berri leaves in the morning
for Denver to spend few days and
also to take In Ben Hur" which holds
forth at the Broadway two weeks
commencing Monday
| ]. R. Becker and father arrived last
evening from Botkins. o. They are
looking over this country with a view
to locating here, and went out to Do
lores this morning to look over that
| section.
| H. T. Henderson of the lockwood
Power company. returned last even
ing from brief trip to Denver where
he consulted with President Adams.
the latter being unable to visit Du-
range as expected.
George Swanee, who a short time
ago accepted a clerkship at the Fort
Lewis Indian school and then went
back home to Lawrence, Kans., re-
turned last evening and went out to
the school this morning to resume his
duties.
Mrs. s. w. Raymond returned last
evening after an absence of three
months. spending the time visiting
relatives at La Crosse, Wis, and also
putting in a few weeks at Zion City
and other Illinois cities. She reports
a very enjoyable time.
Supt. Whittenberger passed through
to Silverton last evening with his
private car. returning on the morning
train. 1t was his intention of remain
ing day with us but having business
at Santa Fe requiring attention to-
morrow, could not spare the time.
Miss Bernie Koeher was among the
passengers last evening enroute from
Denver to Silverton, having spent
three weeks in the capital city. OF
course she had good time and re-
turns to her work with the Gold King
company at Silverton with renewed
energy.
Two fire alarms were turned in this
morning. The first was on account
OF some sheds between Third and
Fourth avenues burning at about
o'clock this morning. The fire de-
partment extinguished the flames. and
about $3.50 a false alarm was turned
In from the north side. The IRE COM
pany made the run, but found no hre.