Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-14

morning for Silverton, going by pri
vate conveyance via the lockwood
: Stlverton wagon road. At Sllyertor
saddle animals viii be procured, ant
visit made to Ouray and Tellurid,
over the High Line trails. They ex
pect To be home Saturday
Mrs. Matt Harrington and her five
i children departed this morning for q
/ visit with MIR. Harrington's people IN
! st. Johns, New Brunswick She vii
also stop week of rwo In New Yorh
| City with her brother 10 Rodgers. and
Will stop TO see the worlds fair on her
| way back. Matt will be ready for his
! trip by the time Mrs. IL. returns.
! Miss Floy II. Lynn. society editor
of THE Missourian" OF Richmond. Mo.
spent the night in the city. Miss Lvrfj
has been visiting relatives Mt Rico
and putting in time in the mountains
gathering data for articles for her pa
per. She departed for home this
morning. stopping en- route to visit
an aunt at Salida.
John II. Fessenden il expected TO
arrive this evening from Tampa. Fla.
being on his way to Animas Forks.
where he has n number of mining
claims on which he will do some work
this summer. Mrs, Fessenden and her
children came with him as far as Den.
YER where they will stop and visit two
or three weeks
Rev. E. f. Shupe of Denver will
hold services Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings of this week at
Second avenue and Ninth street. In
the colored peoples church. subject
this evening. The laying on of
Hands Tuesday evening, The Au-
thority of the Ministry" Wednesday
evening, "Polygamy; Is 1t Divine?"
Frank Morrell returned last even.
from Denver and ST. Louis, taking In
the fair after attending meeting of
the state central committee the last
of June. Mr.. Morrell says there is
lots 10 see at the exposition, and the
Pike has evidently added some new
features since the writer's visit. ac-
cording to the stories told by the gen.
tleman. The TWO continued to Mancos
this morning.
Those attending the Elk gathering
at Cincinnati depart Thursday for
Denver, In order to take the special
., train over the Missouri Pacific
The Durango delegate Is Lloyd Sheets.
He will be accompanied by Mrs
Sheets. and the two VIII take In the
fair en- route home. Among others
going at the same time are II. L. Hall
and Charley Allen. Probably several
other Elks viii be among the delega-
ton.
George West of Durango was select
ed as the Colorado member to notify
the president of his nomination. OF
course, there VIII necessarily be u
and every one Will. or should, have
some word of cheer and comfort for
the Democratic nominee We can
picture our George, "Smoothy," In a
heart to heart talk with Judge Parker.
assuring him that he is the proper ca
per-the only thing on the Pike worth
having; that he. with four others. vot.
ed In tho convention fnr Iaarat hui
II was with the full knowledge that he
would be defeated and Parker the
man. that the Colorado voters had to
be fooled to make them subservlent. I.
that IL is all mistake anyway about
Colorado Democrats favoring plat
form savoring OF sllver-they only
think they do. While George Is as
surIng Parker of these things II Is
barely possible he will ask him II he
knows anything about slun-that he
must learn II he expects to get the
Colorado electoral vote.
Yes, you can bet your boots that our
George will shine when assuring
Judge Parker Of his admiration and
confidence.
George Logan and his aggregation
OF Gold King baseball players accept
ed the invitation TO visit Ignacio yes
terday and cross bats with the FUN
blers of that hamlet But the Gold
King boys did not find the Ignacio
iumblers, as vide the score at the
close of the game, Is to 22 in favor
of the latter. Mr.. Logan umpired the
game. Indicating the home team had
no fears of Partially. George says The
treatment given the boys was simply
out of sight, that the dinner was so
elegant and appetlzIng that the Gold
King boys ate so heartily they could
not play ball OF course poor eA-
cuse Is better than none. but we do
not doubt the elegance Of the proven
der provided and George says the
boys are anxious to go to lgnacio
again.