Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-16

= = 8 = {, 8, 9, 8, = . = : : = : !. :
= : e !, {, = i : 8 = i, . : : = ! !
beauty that comes to the one who
plans The garden, tends II, cares for
| II, coddles 1t and watches its develop
ment and growing loveliness If wo-
men would make it a habit to get out
of doors more. 10 get out into the air
| and to work. TO really exert themselves
the sanitariums would go out Of bus
mess and there would not be a wretch
ed nerve in existence.
This is the time to start yOur spring
| garden. Mr. sun has been warming
up the earth a little. and the spring
rains have been thoughtful enough to
get things in condition II you have
three square yards of Mother Earth
in which to dahble and fuss around
be busy right quick, tor there will be
manifold benefits in store for you
Spend 81 for flower seeds and you
will save one hundred times the
| amount in doctors bills
Anything that will make a woman
| shed lounglng robe and get out into
the air is a beaulifier We need fresh
air just as much as we need food. We
are very careful what We put into our
stomachs, and mercy on US, how eau
| lious we are about ths cosmetics we
| plaster over our faces, But how about
our lungs? Should they be neglected
| and given impure air that isn't fit for
human bodies? | think not.
You don't see. your lungs. and so
| forget the need of keeping them beau
tiful They don't show. But they do
show in other ways, The moment the
lungs suffer from malnutrition-and
| they do suffer when they are not CIV
en- plenty Of fresh air-watch the lines
come across your forehead and the
little wiggly-stock wrinkles about your
eyes. An accordlon-plaited face is Oft
en- caused by lungs that are fairly
starving for fresh air"
The Colonial Danies gave notable
party at Nendome hall Tuesday night,
which was attended by 80 or 40 cou-
pies. Dancing continued till after
midnight, An excellent supper OF
roast turkey, hot rolls, coffee. etc, fol-
lowed by strawberries and cream, was
a happy feature of the affair
Mrs. +. w. Reinhold entertained a
number of her lady friends at five
handed euchre at her home Wednes-
| day evening. First prize was won
by Mrs. Charles Snyder Mrs. L. c.
Jakway was awarded the lone hand
prize and the consolation went to Mrs
c. Il. Herr.
Mrs f. $. Balster entertained few
friends Wednesday afternoon at eu-
chre. The losers had to pay a penalty
by going to another room and sewing
and mending.
The Rose Bud club gave a basket
social at the parsonage Of the Metho
dist church ON the North Side last
evening. which was well attended and
afforded considerable enjoyment to
those attending.
The ladies of the Home Mission So
ciety of the NJ. Il. church South, met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. O. S
Galbreath at her home on the North
Side. Refreshments were served by
Mrs Galbreath.
Animas valley ranchers dance to
night at Hermosa hall
The Women's club at their last
meeting. which was held at Mrs. DR.
Barnes. nominated officers for the en-
suing year. The election will be held
at their next meeting. which takes
place next Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Harper.
The Reading club met Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Plckerll The sub
iect studied was, Colorado Birds.
This subject has occupied the time OF
the members at several of their re
cent meetings. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Kruschke.
The Entire Nous club gave the clos,
Ing dance of the season at Vendome
hall last night. The attendance was
large on account of this being the last
The music was delightful. there being
four pieces. Fruit punch and lunch
were served by Prof Simpkins.
|
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church met yesterday aft
ernoon with Mrs. d. l.. Sheets. Dur