Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-25

Mona Roberts. w. II. Howe,
Lizzie Peoples. Jack Redmond, VIII
liam Boyle. William Koehler. Harry
Jackson. Misses Ella Jackson. Charley
Pike. Eva Cooper. Edna Ambold. Hat
tie Mueller, Jean smelcer. Ada Smell
Ger and Minnie Gogarty.
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From Tuesdays Daily.
George Diichfield came over from
Rico last evening and is spending the
day with us.
Mr. and Mrs Kingsberry arrived from
Telluride last evening and were at
once conveyed to the Hall residence
Ed NJ Brown and wife and daugh
ter Edna left this morning for Farm
ington. where Mr.. Brown has business
to keep him for the next few days,
The Rio Grande Southern came near
meeting with a serious accident near
Rico yesterday by rails spreading.
Cars were derailed. causing several
hours delay.
According to announcement in this
issue this Is the last week Of the great
Kruschke clearance sale and those de-
string to take advantage of the bar
gains offered should lose no time in
Ioing so.
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A. Il Campbell the rustling travel
ing representative OF the Burlington
lpent last evening In our midst. The
Burlington Is getting ready to do bus
mess in connection with the Worlds
air this summer.
Col h. b. Calvin. who intended re
urnng 10 Silyerton from Trimble
springs last evening, upon hearing of
he death of Mrs. Hall, came to Du-
range and will wait over for the fun
eral and attend same with the local
Elks
c. w Thuringer returned last even
ng from Denver and other points. and
IN his way bacl, stopped to see how
hings were going at Vallejo. He
brings the good news that several
new families will soon arrive to make
heir homes in this settlement
Begins to look as though the Navajo
prediction of four feet of snow this
month viii fail like all other predic-
ions Yesterday and today are more
ike spring days than anything else.
Maple trees are yielding their sap and
i the ground was not SO dry many
awns would be green.
II. r Henderson of the lockwood
lowfr plant who returned Saturday
avening from an eastern trip, journey
I'd 10 Silverton last evening. Mr. Hen
lersOn expects to depart for Indian
ipolls again in few days when final
arrangements for financing the great
project will he completed.
Mr. Tom Daniels and Mrs. Lizzie
Severn We're united in marriage last
evening at the home of the bride. 563
Eighth street, Judge Houx officiating
Those present We're: Mesdames
Oobbs. Ripple. Miss Luu Thompson
iessrs. Daniels. brother of the groom
rink Il. Severn, and Walter w Sew
rn, sons of the bride.
Col Dempsey has sold the Palace
bar 10 his nephew. NJ. X. Davis, who is
expected TO arrive this evening from
pueblo TO take charge. Col Dempsey
laid up in the hospital and has been
or some time unable TO attend to bus
ness, Mr.. Davis is well known here
having worked for his uncle at one
-ime. j N. Grimes will continue as
me of the mainstays of the place.
The Denver bar engaged in regular
annual banquet Saturday night
Jack o'Brlen disposed of Charlie
Mack in the third round at Chicago
last night.
Three Russians left Pueblo Satur
lay for Russia to engage as soldiers to
fight the Japs.
Pueblo Chieftain says 100 people
from that town will take in Peabody
this, evening,
o.
One irrigation district in Larimer
county has issued $4,000 in bonds.
Water costs something.
All the great powers of Europe are
preparing for the worst" and the
chances are hat they'll get ii.
Lulu tfams of La Junta shot and
killed rst King. her sweetheart. Satur-
day Is. claiming failure to marry
ID H. Moffat and w G. Evans are
in New York closing deal of $15,-
100000 for the Moffat Short Line
Japanese ~asidents of Seattle have
agreed to md Sa5.0o0 to the home
sovernmeu 70 prosecute the war.
Three NC were killed by gas ex-
ploslou ct works of the Lackawan.
n Steel company Buffalo, Sunday.