Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-07


Mrs. + McGinnis of Cenaral City
stopped in the city over night on her
way home from Maucos, where shes
has been visiting the family OF J. j.
Alexander
Editor Springer OF Cortez lert for
home tnis morning, having spent thA
day in town yesterday, after getting
some of the racing money at Silver.
ton the Fourth
John Koontz, Jr., who has been at-
tending school in Pasadena, Cal, re-
turned last night and left on the
morning stage for Aztec. his home TO
spend his vacation.
Chinaman named Jo Lee had his
trunk packed and all ready to leave
town. but it was stopped by O. A. Dul
ton. who had bill for groceries
against Mr.. Lee,
Mrs F. Stenegger returned from
Gladstone last evening. She spent the
Fourth in that busy little mining
camp, where MIR. Steinegger is engag
ed in developing some property.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Aycrsman departed
this morning for Enid, Oklahoma, uu
visit. MIR. Ayersman will return Ia
two or three weeks, while Mrs, A. Will
remain longer Enid is their old
home.
Miss Mary Wickersham and her lt.
tie niece. Miss Dorothy Palmer, ar
rived last evening from Lebanon, Mo
and will spend the summer here Miss
Wickersham is sister of Mrs. Cha5
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs f. J. Tuchey werr
among last evenings arrivals, brinp
from Toledo o. Mrs Truchey is Il
sister of Mrs o f. Boyle and came
to attend the wedding of Miss Melville
and Dr. Robbins. They will remain
several weeks
Frank Goodman will build two
story brick business house with base
ment on the lot opposite the opera
house work being commenced this
morning The building will be 25X6O
feet Tom Lotus is doing the .eNca-
vating. and Tom Edwards has the con
tract for the brick and stone work.
The building will be occupied by Fritz
& Goodman
Sister Gabriel, who Is better known
to our people as Miss Josephine
Croke. came in from Denver last
evening and will be located at st.
Marys academy, where she will be
teacher OF music. She was accompan-
led by her little sister Loretta. who
went to Denver some time ago In poor
health, and we are pleased TO state
that she returns much improved. Sis
ter Teresa also came with them.
Among the arrivals on the train
from Silverton last evening the follow
ing Durangoites who tarried over
from the Fourth were noticed: Mrs.
Peter Peterson, Mrs. c. c. Wright.
Mrs Wash Patrick, Miss Stella Arnet,
Nels Hansen and children, Andy Mich
OILS. Mrs. Doyle and children. Mrs.
Bellineer and daughter. Miss Cora.
Mrs John Bell and children also re
turned from Silverton on the evening
train. getting OF at their home above
Hermosa.
Dave johnson OF the Fulton market
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other eastern points this morning.
lie expects to spend week or ten
days at the fair and will hunt up old
friends and relatives in different parts
of Iowa and Minnesota -.triends
whom he has not seen sincess~avng
home fourteen years ago. He will call
on Jacob Raymond, brother of the
business manager and the editor of
the Herald, in La Crosse, Wis.
L. A. Wyatt of Aztec stopped over
night at the Palace and left this morn
ing for his old home in Hereford, Tex
He goes on business, and will return
in two or three weeks. He took with
him bottle of the finest and largest
preserved cherries we have seen this
season. He is taking them to show
his friends, and it is more than likely
that there will be another party of set
tiers here from Hereford as the re
suit of Mr.. Wyatt's trip. Mrs. Wyatt
canned and preserved forty gallons of
cherries.
o.
George De I.uche returned last even
ing from Silverton. where he was sue
cessful in landing some of the race
horse money. He took horse from
the MonteZuma valley--Pearl, by
name-owned by j. N. Springer. Pearl
won the half mile race and came out
ahead in the three-eighths race by the
close margin of IS inches. Dave Mich
OILS of Ridgway won the second money
in both these races with horse
known as Sunday. William Springer.
editor of the Cortez Journal, had
horse called Roam Tramp which won
the 300-yard race, and bay mare