Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-26

Miss Donnelly. matron of the Isna-
clio indian school. came mp Saturday
and returned Sunday morning.
D. PaullIn and family departed this
morning for Wichita. Kans. where
they viii make their future home.
Miss Helen Clark. niece of Judge
Houx. will spend the summer in Du-
range. having arrived Saturday even
ing
X. H. Brown. baggageman at Silver
ton, and his brother. r. ]. C.. dropped
In this office yesterday and gave us q
pointer that the SIlverton boys were
going to win.
County Commissioner II. C Schroe
der returned home TO bayfield, this
morning after making a trip of lnspec
tlon OF roads and bridges along the
La Plata river.
Mrs Chermslde and her little broth
er David left yesterday morning for
Ossawattamie. Kans where Mr.
Cbermside is located and where they
will make their home.
Mrs II, H. Dixon and son. H. L.
Jr,, departed this morning for San
Diego. Cal. TO spend the rest of the
summer. They will be accompanied
as far as Denver by Mr. Dixon.
r ! Hurley. Sr and r. J. Jr came
down from Silverton Saturday night
and r. J. Sr.. left yesterday morning
for his New York home. while r. j.
Jr, stayed to see the ball game.
f. w Kroeger and wife and Miss
Margaret left this morning for visit
to the worlds fair They will stop
n short time in Denver on their way.
and before they return they will visit
n number of eastern points.
The news comes from Washington
ID, C., that Edward Miner. practical
teacher at the Southern Ute Indian
school. has been promoted to be sup
erintendent of the Neah Bay school
Washington. and must report for duty
there at once.
George w Spencer of the Florida
mesa starts today to bore for artesian
water Messrs. Hampton Il Walters
have been successful in obtaining a
flowing well on the east side of the
poses 10 try it on his ranch.
A new large boiler has just been
installed in the Graden flour mill on
account of the increased capacity of
that institution. together with the sup
plying the Graden stores with electric
lights. the company having a dynamo
and generating its own electricity.
The rooming mouse on the Woodmen
lots across the street south from the
court house caught fire in some way
Saturday night at II O'Clock. The fire
department was there in few sec
onds after the alarm was turned in
and the fire was eXtinguished before
much damage was done.
During the school vacation some of
the boys who want TO do something
to make little money might rent
vacant lot or two or any little patch
of ground which can be handled and
put in a patch Of potatoes. The
work OF planting aud tending them
will be agreeable and there will be
money in 1t.
William Weiland. carpenter, had a
little mishap this morning. He is
working ON the Folsom building, and
as he went to step over soome boards
nailed across the front OF the building
he stumbled and fell and threw his
shoulder out of place. Some parties
who happened 10 he near got hold OF
him and pulled 1T back. Mr. Weiland
says he had had that shoulder thrown
out of place number of lines.
John Il. Tiffany and Miss Hilma w
Anderson were married Thursday
evening at the Baptist parsonage by
Rev. O. b Sarber. MIR. Tiffany was
so quiet about it all that his friends
were not aware of his marriage for
some time Mr. aud Mrs. Tiffany
have gone to housekeeping in the
beautiful residence which the groom
had all ready in North Durango. The
young couple has the best wishes of n
large circle of friends.
Word was received here Saturday
that Mrs. Grace Marie Bippus. mother
of Mrs W j Bowling of Durango. had
died at her home In Newport, KY. the
18th OF May Mrs Bowling was sum
moned when her mother became ser
iously III. but did not reach her moth
ers bedside In time to see her alive.
Mrs. Bippus was Ga years of age Be
sides Mrs. Dowling she leaves son
at Slverton, George Bippus, peceas-
ed was somewhat OF a European tray
eler and had an extensive acquaintance
in those countries Prince Hohenloe,