Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-09-07

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where she will spend few weeks
with relatives.
! MRS. G. C. Wright, wife of Mr.
Wright. on The Herald local stan,
arrived last evening from Lake City
accompanied by her two children and
viii make Durango her home in the
future.
| Roy Hall left this morning for the
eastern markets to purchase goods for
the fall and winter trade of the White
Hall company. He will take in both
ing.
Frank Smoker shook the dust from
his feet last evening and took the aft
ernoon train for Silverton. Let us
trust Mr.. Smelcer will attend to his
own business. Durango can get along
without him.
A fishing party composed of d. A.
Lewis and family. Mrs. Sadie Kitchen
and daughter and Gene Henderson. all
of La Plata, n. NJ, returned last
evening from upper Pine river. where
they have been for two or three weeks.
Hon. 7. ID. Burns came down from
'rrimble Springs this morning where
he put in couple OF nights enjoying
the usual baths, departing for home
on the $50 train, MIR, Burns reports
everything prosperous around TERRA
Amarillo.
Several Mexicans employed at the
smeiter before the walk-out was or
dered. We're up the Anlmas valley
yesterday looking for work. They said
they quit the smelter because they
We're afraid, having been advised ii
would be safer for them to be away.
And this is persuasion. Cd
IS O. Pinkstaff and T. Marcott, who
have been employed at mill work at
| Telluride for several months. arrived
| in the city yesterday and took the Az
| tee stage for home this morning
| While not compelled to quit work,
they decided on account of the I'M
| settled labor situation to go back to
the ranches for awhile.
o. S. Galbreath left this morning
for Atlantic City to attend the nat
ional gathering of the Red Men, hay
| ing been elected delegate at the
recent state session at Idaho Springs.
| AS the state organization pays mile
age and 50 much per diem the trip
| is one to be coveted. o. S. seems to
be in for the good things along this
line.
| DR.. w X. Winters came down from
| Silverton this morning enroute to
Philadelphia and New York. being ac-
companied by his daughter, Miss Ruth
of this place, the young lady going
10 the DOCTORS relatives in Philadel-
phia where she will attend school.
Mrs A. h. Lewis accompanies her
granddaughter as far as Denver. re-
turning the coming week. DR. Win
ters will be absent several weeks.
Charles o. Boring, one of the head
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lishment Of Chicago. arrived in the
city last evening and this morning
took a spin down to Ed. Browns saw
mill to see Mr. Brown. He returned
this afternoon and will take the train
for Siverton and Animas Forks where
he has mining interests which in years
gone by looked very promising and
which Mr. Boring has every reason Ia
believe will pan out well when prop
erly developed.
Henry Garbanatu left this morning
,or New York city to undergo sur
gical operation to get rid of injurious
effects OF the operation for appendi
aitis some five years ago. He goes
direct TO a well-known hospital and
will be operated on the coming week
MIR. Garbanatti expects to be absent
at east three months, recuperatine
from the effects of the oueration In
Florida during October and Novem
Der His many friends trust all will
turn out w.ll with him.
c. l.. Buckingham and ID. II. Fore
. man of Denver arrived in the cit,
last evening and left on the Southern
this morning in company with Angus
H. Phelps for La Plata City. wher'
they are Interested in some valuable
mining property. The. party was pre-
ceded by Caesar A. Roberts, who wen
up yesterday morning. While thes
gentlemen are communicative II
regard to their plans, 1t is UNDERSTOOD
that some important work Is to b.
laid out and it is believed work will b
carried on al winter
Christopher Wisgarver died at tn
, hospital last night of strangulate
hernia. About week ago he under
1 went an operation for one rupture G
[ which he recovered. Yesterday tn
y other side became infiamed and h
died before second operation coul
be performed.
g w, n. Bagby returned last evenin
/ from brief trip to Denver where h
e accompanied his son enroute to Notr
J. Dame university. Mr.. Bagby visite