Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-09-29
From Mondays Daily.

fTOm MOuuay b Ddliy.
]. L. Rachofsky returned Saturday
night from Denver.
A. W. Cornell and wife were passen-
gers yesterday morning for Denver.
Brooke Nash is prisoner in the
county jail, having been arrested on
the charge of fornication.
Mrs J. FL Laird, who was operated
on at Brookside hospital few days
ago is doing nicely.
Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster and Mr.. Var
mum left yesterday morning for Sail
da. where they speak tonight.
j. II. Abbott returned Saturday
night from Denver, where he went as
a delegate to the Democratic conyen-
ton.
Daniel Sinner came in from Monero,
N. NJ, last night suffering from in
to Brookside hospital
William d. Elrod. government far
mer at Ignacio, who was arrested on
complaint of Jo Smith for criminal
libel, was released on $500 bonds.
John w. Wingate and j. C. Sanford
rnt Ia ct
the grand lodge meeting in Denver
last week. of Masons.
Mrs, e. c. Perkins was passenger
this morning for St. Louis and Bos-
ton. She goes to st. Louis to see the
fair and to Boston for visit with
friends.
DR.. Dowdy was called to Needleton
Friday night to see Mrs. Norris, who
was not expected to live. He returned
Sunday and considered her past the
danger point and doing nicely.
Ben Ogle informs us that he had no
check cashed by Hank Sherman, and
thh' We idh up Wllu w IL
liam ogle. We regret the error and
make the correction.
w. j. Blatchford and j. A. Frink of
Mancos and r. II. Smith. of Cortez,
were returning Montezuma county del
egates to the Democratic convention
in Denver last night. They left for
home this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred II. Reinhold re-
turned Saturday evening from their
worlds fair trip and visit to friends
and relatives in other sections Mr..
Reinhold says they had delightful
time and both enjoyed the big fair
immensely.
La Plata county looks good to Re
publicans wanting place on the local
ticket. Well. we don't mind letting out
secret-that the county is going
Republican from top to bottom, and
we do not blame people because they
want place on the winning side.
ophii IL iioiiuay, L. IN. T1dTueI,
Paul II. Whetz. T. l.. Thompson, Aug.
Washer, Henry Jameson and B. Frank
Schmid. were party from Indianap-
oils. Ind. who arrived last evening to
look over work done on the lockwood
power dam. they being stockholders
The party went up to lockwood on
the morning train.
Mrs. David Garcia was operated on
at Brookside hospital Saturday for in.
testinal obstruction. The case was q
serious one and her husband and rela
tives were unwilling for the opera lion
to be performed until she grew worse
and 1t became apparent that she could
not live. Then they consented, and the
is on the road to recovery.
Yesterday morning Miss Mary Nor
gan and II. c. Goulding went ont fol
Loveland on a sad mission-to attent
the funeral of w H. Morgan, broth
er of Miss Mary and a half brother ol
the Gouldlngs. They received the new
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Obert, of Telluride, another relative
left there yesterday morning by way
of Ridgway and will join them In Pue
bio and go on with them to Loveland
Mrs Morgan. mother of the deceased
is unable to go, she being an invalid.
John H. Holiday, who arrived Sat
urday evening to visit the lockwood
reservoir and power company's prop
erty. is president of the Union Trus
Co. of Indianapolis, and for Ions
time was one of the main owners o.
the Indianapolis News. Mr.. Hollida,
Is trustee for the bonds of the Rock
wood company. He is also an old &C
quaintance of Messers. G. e. Tiffany
Sr.. VIM. p. Vaile and b. w. Rittei
and the three were looking after his
pleasure yesterday.
The practice game OF ball at Lne
fair grounds yesterday afternoon be
tween the Durango Gold Kings and 6
scrub nine resulted in a victory fol
the latter, The Gold Kings were shut
ont until the seventh ipniny u,ha,, IA,