Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-06-30

II VIII need IL 10 the end. we are |
members of glorious institution. We !
are worthy only If we follow the adj !
monitlOn of our patron Saint. Little |
children. love one another"
We have no excuse for further ex.
istence as an order if we bring no
light in the darkness; II no more OF
mercy comes because of us; If no for
giyeness and help, and sympathy and
true charity follow us. Into a bound
less field we come in it we must do
our work We must run with ready
feet. even beyond The length of our
tabletop We must help with will
Ing hands We must hear with eager
ears and see with quickened eyes.
and. above all, We must speak with a
kindly tongue
To such great work comes this
great order May We know its soul
and I've It's teachings.
From Mondays Daily:
Or Earll was a passenger for Den
yer yesterday
J. W McAlplne went out to his saw.
mill yesterday
o. S. Galbreath returned .ast even.
ing from Denver.
II. W. Ritter was a passenger for
Denver this morning.
Tho excavation for the Red Men hall
is nearing completion.
The new walk at the north side of
Parsons drug store is finished
Miss Ellen Ives returned Sunday
from Telluride. where she had been
spending week with friends.
John f. Melton and wife stopped
over on their return from Mancos, and
went up to Silyerton last evening.
II V. Ausburn. editor of the Mancos
Times, was Sunday visitor in the
city, returning home this morning.
Mrs C, c. Wright and Miss Hattie
Todd returned yesterday from Hermo-
sa, having spent few days at the
Hopkins ranch.
Roy Hall is in town for the purpose
OF securing the Gold King ball club
for game with the boys at lgnaclo
on the Fourth.
The public is invited to attend the
lecture ON "Radium' by Prof. Miller
II the High school this evening. Com.
mences at o'clock.
George Dale was seen hanging
around the Methodist church this
morning. and the nmor began to
spread that there was another we'd
ding. But it was a mistake.
@
Miss Mabel Ron and Mrs, T. f. Nc.
Ginnis Of Central City stopped last
night at the Palace and left for Man
cos this morning for visit with
friends.
Gen. Miner of the United States
army stationed at Fort Leavenworth,
is stopping At the Strater with his wife. !
They come to spend few weeks in
Durango every pummcr.
Adolh KrnmpanItzky, brother of
Mrs. 5. w. Raymond, came over from
Mancos Saturday evening. leaving
next morning for Denver, being accom- !
panied by Frank Morrell.
Percy Rider and daughter, Miss
Jane, were arrivals from Rico last
evening Mr. Rider left for Denver
this morning ON business Miss Jane |
viii remain AT the Strater a few days |
The upper Animas valley enjoyed a !
good rain yesterday afternoon. The |
became quite chilly. and |
when the clouds rolled away snow
could be seen on the peaks OF the La
Plata and the Needle mountains.
Mrs. James Vandenberge. her son
Master Roland. aud her daughter, Miss |
Ida, arrived Saturday from Grand !
Roplds, Mich, and will send the sum. I.
mer with Mr. and Mrs Ball. Mrs. !;
BAN Is Mrs Vandenborge's daughter
O..
The Animas City school board had !
another bond election Saturday, the !
previous one being technically irreg !
ular Bonds in the sum OF $1,000. ,
bearing 6 per cent interest. were vot.
ed, there being 20 for and 10 against, |
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Have you inspected the new china
dinner and tea sets just received at
Hahn's. Perfect beauties. and ii there
is any one way OF pleasing the wife
It is to furnish her with pretty table j
ware. You pick ont what you want, /
and Hahn makes the price right. ]
Bernard. son Of Mr. and Mrs Rob.
7rt Dale died this morning at about 2
o'clock Deceased was about 4 years
If age. and his taking OF is sad blow
@ the parents and other members of
he family The funeral will take
llacc at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
It the North Side Methodist church