Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-09-08

visit.
C. II. Peters departed yesterday
morning for st. Louis and Excelsior
Springs, Mo. He has brother at the
latter place.
Clarence o. Finch returned to Sill
verton last night after attending n
meeting OF penitentiary commission
ers at Canon City.
f. II. Reinhold and family left yes
terday morning for st Louis. Return
ing they win visit Montrose. where
Mr.. Reinhold has some interests.
Mrs. Rasmns Hanson and her sister
Miss Leesburg, who have been spend
ing some weeks at the Hanson ranch,
above Hermosa. were passengers this
morning for Denver
Miss Nellie Porter was a Denver
bound passenger yesterday morning,
two weeks.
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Mrs. Al. Kuebler left Sunday morn
ing for Pueblo where she goes to re-
cuperate, still suffering from the in
juries received in the wreck last May.
Milt Herrick, who has been to Pue-
foot racer, passed through to Silver
ton last night They play with the
Gold Kings In the ball games.
o.
Col. Webb, who recently delivered
the lecture here on THE Trail OF
Jesus Christ" passed through from
Silverton this morning for Antonito,
where he is to lecture tonight.
10 Il. Sheridan, Of Silver City. N. NJ,
and party representing the Colorado
Fuel & Iron company. left the Strater
hotel this morning to look over some
coal land. They are non-communica-
tive as to particulars.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Mason and
family. of Hesperus, departed for Den
yer Sunday morning from which point
Mrs. Mason continues to the old
country on an extended visit, the first
for 22 years. Mr.. Mason will be home
the latter part OF the week.
Mesdames Louise Sanders. Jane
Scouten. and Obert and Miss Mary
Morgan returned Saturday evening
from Pagosa Springs. where they
stayed week. They were delighted
with the place and had most enjoy
able time.
Fl. V. Ausburn stopped in the city
Saturday night and went on home to
Mancos yesterday morning He had
been east on business and pleasure
trip
A telegram was received from Al
buquerque this morning by Charley
Starr's folks. saying an operation had
been performed and there was hopes
for his recovery
One of the twins of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Cell, four months old. died
Sunday morning after a short illness.
The funeral was held this afternoon.
William Gill, four months old. died
of the community in their bereave-
ment.
DR. Turrill landed in Denver this
morning and in day or two will be
enroute to Califronia, where his mar
riage will take place in the course
of the next two weeks to Miss Bessie
Haggerty. DR. Turrill and bride ex-
pect to be with us in about four
weeks. The Herald joins long list OF
well wishers in extending the compli-
ments of the occasion.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Herr,
daughter Clara and son, returned last
evening after months absence in
the old Ohio home, Dayton. Mr.. Herr
reports business quiet. at the same
time no one is especially complaining.
He says there Is much apathy regard
ing election. Enroute home they
spent three days at St Louis taking in
the fair.
Mr.. Hahan departed Sunday morn
ing for the eastern markets, including
Chicago and New York. to purchase
goods for his big jewelry establish
ment Mr.. Hahn visits the large cen
ters for the exrress purpose of sell
Getting the latest novelties and goods
suitable for holidays He will be
home about the 25th, taking in the ex'
position n few days.
The ID. b. & l. ball team went to
Ignacio yesterday morning and played
the Ignacio Indians, (white) About
fifteen people from Durango went
along TO see the fun. The ID. b, &
Us scored 35 and the Indians s. A
feast was spread under the trees for
the players. Chicken was the chief ar
ticle on menu, thirty-he being the
number used. If the Indians" do not
know how to play ball they surely
know how to entertain visitors in roy
al style.
Miss Fagerland returned last even
ing from her purchasing trip east for