Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-06-27

From Fridays Daily
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John }. MeKlnnon returned from
SiiNerton last evening.
The small boy and the frccrackers
are with us once more.
Mrs, J 5 d Hopkins is in the city
today from Hcrmosa
Mother Xavier. head OF the Sisters
Of Mercy of this city, was an arrival
from Denver last evening.
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The Ladies' Aid Society If the Pres.
byterinn church met this afternoon
with Mrs. q. w. Franklin.
j. A. Dawson passed through from
Pueblo to Siverton last evening. hay,
ing been absent In Pueblo month
Contractors on the lockwood power
dam and ilume expect to get To work
about The first of July or soon after.
Charley sullivan was an arrival
from the lower country yesterday. He
has been working ON the Payne reser.
yuir ON La Plata.
MIR and Mrs W. H. Terry came
down Eureka yesterday and last night
Mr. Terry was initiated into tie mys.
tcrics Dt he Royal Arch degree Of Ma.
sonry
Matt Bergln aud William May leave
for their homes AT Dolores in the morn
ing Mr. Bergin has just recovered
from an operation at Brookside Hos
piuu.
The band concerts are feature oi
which Durango may justly be proud
The concert ia the park In North Du
! range last evening was attended By
several hundred people, aud was thor
| oughly enjoyed.
As the mixed train was coming from
Silverton last evening a brake beam
broke near Cascade. and the train got
under a great headway OF speed be
fore ID could be stopped. They say IT
looked bad for a while, but the com
biucd efforts of the crew finally
brought the train to stop and no
damage was done.
The enrolment Of the Teachers In.
sutute has reached 10 today Owing to
the fact that number Of the teachers
desire a Saturday session 1t is more
than likely there will be session held
tomorrow. Professor Callahan remain
ed over today. and Will probably leave
for Boulder tomorrow. Reed work or
basket weaving was taken up this af-
ternoon.
The writ of supercedeas arrived last
night, which gives Dave Day his lib
erty until such time as the case can
be reviewed by the supreme court He
furnished bond in the sum of $500
and Immediately upon its approval by
Glen Scouten. deputy clerk Of the dis
trict court, Mr. Day was released from
jail. The sretles on the bond are
John w Wingate, l. Kruschke, Rob.
ert Dwyer. A, - Douglas, Frank II
Lake and A. j. Chtwo0d.
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Mr. William j. Godfrey and Mrs
| Ida Doolen were married at the resi-
dence of Mr. Godfrey June 22, and this
morning they left for Pagosa Springs
where they Will spend their honey
moon, remaining g week or two Mr.
Godfrey is the proprietor Of the God
| fray foundry. and is also one OF Du
range sboard Of aldermen. The bride
| has been in Durango little less than
| a year and has made warm friends ol
those with whom she has come IN
contact.
| Thomas Il Ovington Of Lafayette
| Colo. grand chancellor Of the knights
| OF Pythias of Colorado. was an arriya
| last evening and addressed Monte
znma Lodge No % at the X. 7. Hal
last night. The grand chancellor was
greeted by a large number of the mem
bers OF that order. who thoroughly ap
| pTeCiutgN tlt ap'hhtl iNAi'ihH
ncious refreshments and cigars were
served at the close of the meeting Mr.
Ovington left this morning for Man
cos. He will visit the Knights o
Pythlas there and then go on TO Rico
stopping next at Telluride and theI
70 ON to Montrose and Grand Junction
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Mrs Emma McAlplne, proprietor o
the Pennington canning factory, re
ceived message by phone this morn
ing from that town saying that eN
tensiye preparations were being mad
for grand blow there the 4th o
July. There will be horse races, iool
races. ball game and all the sports u'
nal on that day and In the eYeniu
there will be a grand ball The even
Is to celebrate the opening OF the car
> ming factory. as well as the deciar'