Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-07

in the Newman building. his efaces be.
ing attractive. Can and see him.
Special meeting OF Anfmas Council
No. i56, A. .. p, is called fer Satur-
day evening. May 9. at 1. o. o F. hall.
important business. Anna H. Ham
mond, F. s.
r. b Bouck came up from Farming.
ton last evening and this morning de.
parted for Santa Fe on a business trip.
Tr Bouck is quite jubilant over TIE
outlook for his section of the country
his year.
Harry Schiller is spending consider
able time today shaking hands with
old friends and acquaintances, arrv-
ing from Denver last evening. Harry
neyer lacks welcome in this mans
town
G. r. Cox is spending the day in Du-
range. representing the American Cy-
.le company. Mr.. Cox Is placing
new wheel on the market, known as
'Two-speed chainless," one where the
gear can be changed without dis
Dunting.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of the Fifteenth district of Colo
RADIO will hold an institute in Durango
IN the 18th and 18th of this month,
next Tuesday and Wednesday. Out
side help of especial ability will be
present Particulars later on.
Mrs. Frank Gallotu departed for
Winfield, Kan, this morning. as an
nounced yesterday. She will be alb
sent two to three months. While feel
ing quite well, the trip will no doubt
10 her much good and should add
much in way of weight.
Hughes. the clothing man at krusch
ke's, says this years sales exceed
those OF year ago up to this time.
In this connection a good deal OF the
cry of hard times is made up. Hard
times cry is infectious. Let US stop
it.
Mrs. Ed. Paullin arrived from Ala
nosa last evening on a visit to her pa
'ents and sisters, the Lougheeds, and
ilso Mr.. and Mrs. d. Paullin. Mrs.
Paulln, we believe, would not object If
he passenger runs were such as to
permit her residing in this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Arms arrived from
Chama last evening. Mr. Armes is
taking the run of Matt Feeney as
freight conductor while the latter is
absent on his wedding trip. Mrs.
Armes will spend a week or 80 visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Granville Pendle-
ton
s. NJ. Biggs returned last evening
from Edith, taking in both Denver and
Colorado Springs while absent Mr..
Biggs reports $50 men on the grade for
the new road south of Lumbertou. and
contractors say the grading will be
finished in sixty days
Matt Feeney. one of the popular
buI du6O,
was married yesterday to Miss Lille
Edmundson at La Veta, the bride be-
ing a sister OF Frank Edmundson. also
with the Rio Grande. Many friends in
this section extend best wishes.
John Kellenberger is home after ex-
tended absence. some of the time on
the road and partly in Denver. look
ing after the comforts of Mrs. Kelleen-
berger. who is recovering slowly from
the effects of the complicated opera
ton some weeks ago.
The owner of the ground along June
don creek desired for fish hatchery
purposes, has set price which Is con.
sidered within bounds. The question
now is; Money to pay for same. The
state appropriated money to pay for
moving and erecting suitable build
ings, as good as can be found in the
state, providing the site is furnished.
iaving gone to the expense of fitting
the site up the Animas and taking
into consideration the cost OF remov-
Ing and rebuilding the state will not
contribute towards a site. That the
location should be secured. every in
terested citizen will agree and the
matter should receive the consider
alton OF our people as quickly as pos
sible. The city and county should
provide the site. and will be asked to
do so. but if this is denied 1t will rest
with the people of Durango to raise
the necessary funds. about $500.
MAGAZINE NOTES.