Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-04

orders were placed for delivery today
and the coming week.
The occasion afforded the people nm
opportunity of getting out and ming
ling with zach other and discussion
of styles and wearing apparel.
From Saturdays Daily.
Charles Fleck is down from the hills
today.
This il good weather for ducks
the fsathered kind.
Eastern travel was the lightest this
morning in long time.
Tomorrow Is Easter Sunday and the
churches should be well patronIzed
j. h. Ptolemy came down from Sill.
verton last evening enroute to Man
cos.
Frank Lahe is now bunklng in his
new house, win have cosy place
when completed
Bear in mind the play to be pre-
sented April G by the Pocahontns Ia.
dies, and lay your plans to go. 1t will
be worth seeing.
George T Symonds arrived from
Lodi. WIS, yesterday on visit to
his daughters, Mrs. C. II. Snyder and
Mrs. r.. S. Clements
r. w. Hollis and Mr.. Rattle and
wife, the latter two of Cleveland, T.,
passed through to Sllyerton last
evening from Denver
Mrs. Ed. Barber Is expecting her
sister, Mrs. Myrtle Chapman, from La
Juntn this evening She will spend
the summer months In Durango and
Silverton.
w. c. Kirk returned last evening
from Farmington and Aztec, where he
has been putting in a few days He
says ii showed enough down there to
make 1t sloppy yesterday.
il'l ltIty D hlut1 came over from
Rico last evening and will be with us
until Monday morning Mr. Rider re-
ports Mrs r. and Percy, Jr. In good
health. also the mining outlook i'm
proving
S. w. Carpenter came over from
Mancos last evening, returning this
mr. "a 10 ~,
past TWO weeks has been very pleas.
ing to the farmers and people gener.
ally of Montezuma county.
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Mrs. Frank Stubbs came over from
Mancos last evening and is the guest
of Mrs. l.. c. Jaltway Mrs Stubbs
expects to go to Sllverton on the even
ing train and spend the Sabbath with
her husband who Is In charge OF the
business at that point.
Fred a. Bean arrived last night
from Chicago and 1t was decided to
sup the remains TO Chicago for burial,
| short service being held at the resi-
dence Monday prior to the departure
of the morning train. The bereaved
wife Will return TO Jacksonville, her
| former home
l.. l.. Thomas died at Pennington
yesterday after an Illness lasting some
months. A few days ago his condl-
| tion was considered improved and two
| brothers who were at the bedside left
| for their Iowa home. Harry w. Thorn
| as. his son, left for Pennington this
morning. his sister, Mrs. Joe p. Nc
Kinney. left yesterday. Mrs. Art Nc.
| Laren and Lucille Thomas constitute
the four sons and daughters who will
mourn the death of loved parent in
addition TO the bereayed wife. Inter
men will take place at Pennington
| tomorrow.
The annual parish meeting OF st.
| Marks will be held at the church next
| Monday evening after short service
| which will begin at 1880 o'clock At
this meeting yestry will be elected.
| and a report from six different church
| organizations Will be heard and such
other business done as may properly
| come before the meeting Last Sun
| day TWO members were received into
| the church and others will be received
| from time to time In the near future.
| Bishop Olmstead of Denver has writ
ten that he cannot visit Durango as
soon as had hoped; but that the bish.
op of Kansas will visit the churches
| in Western Colorado soon at the re-
quest OF the presiding bishop.
Don't
| Think because you have taken many remedies
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