Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-28
From Mondays Daily:

From Mondays Daily;
Miss Mlllcent White returned Sat
urday evening from a ten days visit
with Miss Painter of Telluride, stop
ping a couple of days with Miss Jane
Rider at Rico.
Miss Elsie Condit returned Saturday
from visit to Aztec and continued
on TO her home at Eureka yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Morton Schutt returned to Sil-
vcrton last evening, having arrived
Saturday, giving her two pleasant
days In this city.
Mrs. f. c. Barber and her sister,
Miss Myrtle Chapman. left this morn
ing for visit to Denver and Dodge
City, Kan, their parents living at the
latter place.
Hrs II. NJ. Andrew and children LETT
this morning for Canon City and Flor
ence. She goes to attend the meeting
of the great council of Pocahontas,
which takes place the 9Th OF August.
Russell Nichols and party returned
Yesterday from "a two weeks camping
and fishing trip at Emerald lakes.
The party report splendid time. That
is great place to go to enjoy an out
ing
Miss Thelma Fagerland left on the
morning train for Chicago, where she
will spend the next five weeks posting
will be with ms again about September
first, and our patrons will receive the
benefits OF her visit to the East when
they call at Graden's for fall MILL
merry.
A new arrival in the shape of girl
baby was recorded at the home OF w.
b. Farley Saturday night.
Ernest Walker, the linotype man on
the Democrat, is the proud father Of
a brand new boy baby which arrived
yesterday.
Judge c. A. Pike is in his office
again. having returned from the West
Mancos, where he went TO look after
the surveying of placer claims.
Mrs. William Mason came In from
Hesperus today to have a needle re.
moved from her foot II was clear in
out of sight, but was easily located by
turning the X-ray on, and was re-
moved
Durango Is to have another grocery
store. j. W. Lair, who used TO be in
business In Aztec. has closed ont his
business there and is having the room
next door to Snyder's grocery fitted up
and Will put in a stock of groceries. He
is having the place papered now, and
will open up as soon as he can get
his shelves, fixtures and stock in
place.
X. L. Vinyard was down with the
Gold King contingent from Gladstone
returning from his Siberian trip, OF
which our readers have been well In
formed And did you get onto those
whiskers?" Bob was looking after the
financial part of the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Miller returned
TO Denver this morning. Mr.. Miller
having been with us since Friday.
while Mrs. Miller has been visiting
Durango friends the past three weeks.
Mr.. Milers Durango friends are very
highly pleased over his success in the
office, and are glad
to know there is no opposition TO his
denomination, which means election.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Charlton came
In from Texas Creek last evening, ac-
companied by Mrs. II. l.. Rice. who
has been visiting them the past month.
Mrs. Rice is feeling much better, and
returns to Florence in the morning,
where her husband is still in the hotel
business. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton re-
turning to their home preparatory to
leaving Thursday for Willow Park
upper Pine Everywhere they viii
spend two or three weeks enjoying
camp NE.
The fair committee Will have an
other meeting next Friday evening.
when the committee on premiums
viii make another report. 1t will be
a busy time from now on with the
fair committee. Secretary Russell
said this morning, when asked II he
thought the fair this fall would sur
pass the fair held last year, that the
event this fall would exceed by far the
one held last year. Judging by the in
terest already manifested and the en-.
the committee was re.
]. l.. Williams cigar store has un-
ierg0ne q complete transformation
md looks like another place now. The
PARTITION that formerly separated 1t
rom the coal ONCE was taken out
vhen the coal once was moved. CIV
M Mr.. Williams the whole room. A