Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-06-16


Mrs. c. c. Graham of the vallecito
left this morning for visit with her
folks in the state of Washington
John Hecker of Longmont, the Gold
en- Brewery travelling man, goes out
ON the southern tomorrow, having put
in week here.
.ia0m Annear. Frank Watson and Ben
A-Sseli We're returning passengers last
. evening from Denver and Pueblo. con
tinuiug to their Silyerton homes.
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Miss Leida Ferguson, who has been
here six weeks visiting her uncle, Rev
Ferguson. and his family departed for
her home in st. Louis this morning.
Flagstone has been delivered at sev-
eral places in the business center OF
the city. and the work OF putting in 4
number OF crossings has been com
menced.
About $4,000 worth Of diamonds and
icwelry WIS stolen from Bessie Riy-
covered up to this morning all hut two
diamond rings valuei rt about 5000
The jewclry was found where it had
been hidden on the premises.
The Herald is pleased to announce
that recent advices received from Mr.
h. N Freeman are 10 the effect that
Mrs Frpeman's condition is greatly
improved
Mr. and Mrs. Oryille ID. Pyle came
in from Dolores Saturday. and .drs
Pyle went to Silyerton yesterday
morning for a visit. while MIR. r. re.
turned home.
Mrs w. Kirk, who has for some
tine filled the position OF head milliner
at the Famous, departed yesterday
~nning for Denver where she will
spehd the summer.
Judge C. r Morgan met his wife
and little hoy in Pueblo and returned
home with them last evening They
had been visiting friends and relauycs
few weeks in Chetopa, Kan.
Animas valley berries are in the
market today. They bring a little bet
ter price than berries shipped in, sell
ing two boxes for 30 cents. while the
orher berries bring II cents straight.
Miss Ruby Naegelin and her little
sister Clara were easthound passengers
yesterday morning. They so to St
Louis 20 visit their grandmother, Mrs.
Honack. and other relatives. They
will remain till September.
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ISfSs I / Mullins. Receiver Edward
Koating and Attorney Tom Herring
ton Of Denver rested at the Stratar
yesterday, and this morning went out
to Cortez for the purpose OF inQuirng
into the Montezuma canal situation.
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Ed NJ Brown was up from the saw
mill and stayed over night He drove
what appeared to he a pair of frisky
young colts, but they were in reality
his old reliable logging team The
care they get makes them always
young.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Jackson depart
ed for their home at Superior Wis.
this morning after spending few
days in the city. They were acaom
panied by Mrs Haggart, who goes to
\ Manhattan, Kan. to visit friends, after
which she will join the doctor in Can
ada.
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Jack McHenry is down from Orc
Flno. and is showing some fne spec.-
mems of sylvanite and other ore lust
taken from the Londonderry and ad-
iacent claims. Somebody is going 20
find some of than stun i'll larger bodies
one Of these days and then the Gro
Flna section will have great boom.
George De I.uche and Harrison
Howe are working on their claims In
Big Deadwood gulch, the Big Ledge
and Grand View. These claims are in
a good locality. being about half a
mile northeast of the May Day More
than this, they have small streak OF
ore which is very encouraging.
SHORTY" Franklin is waiting on tie
trade today-those who want paper
of any description. The Herald start
ed him out with sample order, foot
ing up something over $1,000. taking
two narrow gauge cars to handle the
order. Yes, we expect to be doing
business at the old stand for some
moons.
M. and Mrs Gus Ellermeyer who
stopped week in Durango on their
return from an extended visit to yari-
Gus paris Of California, left for their
home nt Waukena. Kan. yesterday
morning MIR Ellermeyer is a brother