Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-02

rrom fridays 8 Daily.
John Conway. Florida, was at the
inter-ocean over night.
a dish OF Rex pork and beans can.
cannot be excelled. at the Commercial
Club.
Misses Vivian Taylor and Nellie
Lynch, of Mancos. were guests at the
Strater last night
Charles Nelson of Silverton was at
Denver this morning.
c. A. Roessler. connected with the
Bauer Mercantile company OF Mancos,
was ut the Strater over night.
| Mrs. Dyson and daughter OF Silver
ton. were at the Palace last night and
went to Denver this morning
The chorus choir of the Presbyter-
ian church will give song service
Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock.
| ~ 80 oih6Si anu WIG anu H. u. NldA-
well of Silverton, were at the Strater
over night, going east this morning.
A. b. Anderson of Clifton, is at the
Palace. Mr.. Anderson is a merchant
tailor and thinks of locating In our
| city.
The Baptist revival meeting will
close Wednesday night of next week.
| Meeting every night at 7:3O. Don't
miss them.
Staggering" was the way some of
the audience characterized Mr.. GRAY
etts sermon last night. 1t was soul
thrilling. Hear him tonight.
William Symonds of Pueblo was at
the Palace last night and went out to
Pennington this morning to visit
son who is in business at that place
Mrs. Amy NJ. Jones and children. of
Lost Nation. Iowa. were at the Inter
Ocean over night and started for Az
tee this morning. Mr.. Jones preceded
them last week.
NJ, NJ. Sanders. formerly with Mr. |
Grebles at Silver Lake, arrived from
st. Louis yesterday. stopped at the |
Palace and went out on the Silverton |
limited this morning.
Fritz & Goodman. the new paint and |
wall paper firm that succeed Hood 4 |
Fritz. are rapidly getting their new
quarters In proper shape They will |
carry large and complete stocks In |
each line.
A movement is on foot here to or.
ganize a lodge of the Fraternal Or |
der of Eagles. There arc quite a
large number of Eagles here now, and |
there are a number of prospective |
members. 80 the lodge would start |
out in good shape.
Another surprise party was tender
ed the l. o. o. F. lodge last night by
the Rebekahs the lady Odd Fellows.
The Rebekahs are always welcome |
at the |. o. o. F. hall, especially when |
they bring so many good things to |
eat with them, and the evenings al /
ways pass away quickly and pleasant
ly. i
George Poor. Pueblo james L.
Hamilton. Joe Gray, A. f. Campbell.
o. T. Slmpkins, Denver; Henry Bas-
WITT. San Francisco; Sam Matson. |
Ole Hanson. Silverton; j. II. Nelson.
Loyeland; Alexander Mead. II. NJ.
De Waite. Greeley. are among the
latest arrivals at the Strater
Be true to the city in which you live !
and earn your living. Even II you had !
to pay one-third more for your sup
plies here in Durango than you would |
in Denver or Chicago. (Which you !,
don'D you would be gamer in the |
long run by patronizing your home |
people.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Redbird were ,
at the Palace from Fort Lewis last
night, and went out on the eastern
this morning. bound for Genoa, Neb.. |
where Mr.. Redbird has accepted a
poSltlOu dS III tHc
ter department at the government In
dian school at that place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Redbird were married Wednes.
day at Fort Lewis by Rev. F. A.
Hawke. pastor of the NJ. L. church Of
Durango.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
First NJ E. church will give a basket
supper at the home of Mrs. Smelcer
Friday (this) evening All ladies' and
especially young ladies' are requested
and urged to come and bring well
filed basket, containing lunch for two
which will be auctioned, going to the
highest bidder. no basket to bring
| over 75 cents. An interesting musi-
cal program is being prepared. Every
body welcome.
Rev. F. A. Hawke informs us that
| special services Will begin at the
Methodist church March s. The ser
vices will be under the direction OF
the celebrated evangelists. Mcdowell