Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-25

gosa Springs this morning Tor
months visit.
F. j. Hickman came up yesterday
from Flora Vista TO see his wife. who
is sick in the hospital.
.
Joe Prewitt of Aztec struck town
last night and went out to Pagosa
Springs this morning
Mrs William Rudersdorf is back
from her visit to Alamosa, where she
spent the last month.
John Casey has bought the A. c.
Poor building of Robert Pearson. The
price paid is said to be Sc, 500
Mr. and Mrs j A Johnson return
ed last night from New York and other
eastern points. and left by stage this
morning for Pennington.
Brlgadier General Ludgate and En-
morning They had rousing meet
ing here last night.
A. p. Smith and wife of Weather.
ford, Tex. We're arrivals on the east
ern last night They will probably
make a location in this section.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wolff are eel
obrating the arrival of baby boy
that arrived last night. Parents re-
ide IN Ridges basin.
Mr. Joseph Lioyu of Silverton. who
underwent critical operation at
Brookside hospital few days ago for
kidney stone, is getting along nicely
Earl Farris returned last night from
Dolores, where he has been visiting
On the FunlIheuser ranch. He goes to
Pennington in the morning to finish
mp his vacation.
Mr. and Mrs o. F. Boyle and Mrs
Sackett returned last evening from a
trip to the La Platas. Mr. Boyle says
ne never saw the district more pros
porous, with splendid future.
Miss Margaret Rank, who has been
visiting her relatives here the past
several weeks, LETT this morning for
ner home in Central City. She is a
teacher in the schools there.
Miss Josephine Movers, who was
unail recently employed as a steno-
grapher by the lockwood Power Co,
was married last Tuesday to a Mr.
Taylor in oxford, Neb They will make
Lhat place their home.
o
Mrs. Richard McCloud departed
this morning for Norwich, CT, for a
visit with her parents. She expects
to be away two months. During her
absence the judge and Miss Nellie
will live at the Strater.
The Ignacio Indians want a game of
ball with any reputable nine from Du-
range next Sunday. They are not
particular as to who accepts their
challenge. They have recently won
a victory over Pagosa Springs and are
now ready to tackle Durango.
Mrs. j. n Reagan, wife of the
railroad surveyor working south of
Durango, arrived in company with
her son from Fort Scott, Kans., last
night, They are registered at the
lnterOcean. They will probably re-
main here the rest of the summer.
The Herald acknowledges receipt OF
a season ticket to the San Juan county
fair at Aztec September s, 8 and 10.
No pains will be spared TO make this
meeting a success, and II will no doubt
be attended by quite number of Du-
range people.
Mrs |. b. Melville and Max came
IN from Denver last evening and are
the guests of Mrs. o. F. Boyle. In a
lay or two Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle, Mrs.
Sackett and Mrs. Melville and Max
VIII go to the Valliceto for a few
lays.
Division Supt. Whittenberger and
Assistant De Garmo spent the night
in Durango and returned this morn
ing for Alamosa. Mr.. De Garmo says
hey have the railroad situation on
this division well in hand now and
do not apprehend any more serious
difficulties from washouts between
Durango and Cumbres.
La Plata Circle No. 1870 gave a re.
oeption last night at their hall In hon.
or OF Mrs. Mary Hunt. the state or
sanlzer who left this morning for
ltldgway on lodge business. Mrs. !
Hunt delivered an address in which
she eomplimented the local lodge on
heir work and efficiency. Refresh
mehls were served and good time
was had socially. The membership
now numbers 220.