Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-27
From Mondays Daily.

Hon. Adair Wilson was an outgo-
ing passenger on the eastern yes
terdny morning.
Mrs. Hart, the stenographer, left
this morning for Denver to spend her
two weeks vacation.
Judge Richard McClond left for Den.
yer this morning TO be gone few
days on legal business
The Indians beat the High school
boys at Fort Lewis Saturday in the
ball game, the score standing 10 to s.
Mrs. H. Newman, mother of Tom,
was an arrival on the eastern last
night after lengthy absence from the
city.
William r. Mason spent Sunday in
the city and went out to his ranch on
the Florida this morning to see how
things are going.
Mr. and Mrs DAILY of Toledo. o..
left this morning for home after n
most enjoyable visit here with DIR,
and Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. DAILY is the
daughter of DIR. Barnes.
Tom Owens returned last night
from the worlds fair. where he took
In all the best there was on the pike.
Now he Is back to his old stand,
selling hardware to beat the band.
making up for lost time.
Mrs A. Hahn left this morning for
Omaha where she win spend few
weeks visiting friends and relatives.
w, s. Weightman is preparing to
make n shipment Of 700 boxes of ap
pies to Creede parties from the d. b.
Ross orchard. Pennington.
Republicans should be greatly en-
couraged by the news received from
country precincts. Voters are having
bugaboo.
.
Juan, the one -year-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Leocabia Borrego, died al
O'Clock last night The funeral was
held at the Catholic church this after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clement. OF
the lower Animas, are spending the
day In Durango. Mrs Clement leaves
tomorrow morning to spend the win
ter In California
This morning at s o'clock the eight
months-old boy baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Rivas, died The funeral will be
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock al
the Catholic church,
Mr. and Mrs II. r. Henderson left
on the eastern this morning, Mrs
Henderson being on her way to her
old home in Athens. Tenn, for Wis
1t. Mr.. Henderson win accompany
her only as far as Denver.
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r. e. Thompson, the milkman.
paints his milkwagon every time there
Is, a Republican president elected He
made his appearance on the streets
bright and early this morning with
wagon that attracted attention and
was admired by all who saw IT, OF
course the president is not elected
yet, but he is Just the same as elected.
The funeral Of Jacob Rupp, the
stranger who committed suicide Sat
urday. will be held some time tomor-
row. His lodge at Aspen wired to
hold the body until word was receiv-
ed here from his father in Upper San
dusky, o. and a telegram was re
ceived from him by Coroner Hood
instructng that he he buried here
Frank Eldredge ras fixed up the
grains and grasses of the Montezuma
exhibit, which was shown at the fair,
and has them on exhibition in his of
fee. They are arranged in an attrac.
tive manner and are an excellent
advertisement for the rich resources
of Montezuma county.
Miss Margaret Ramsey returned
Saturday night from her visit to Den
yer and st. Louis She and her sister.
Miss Anna Ramsey, of Denver, took
in the fair together. greatly enjoying
the trip. They returned to Denver to-
gether, Miss Anna remaining there
and Miss Margaret continuing on to
Durango.
John Wiedman returned last night
after long absence from Durango
Since leaving here he visited the Pa
ciiic coast. taking in San Francisco.
] .os Angeles. San Diego and other i'm
portant California cities He came
back to Denver and then went to
Des Moines. Ia. to make his father
a visit. He was passing through
Trinidad at the time of the flood be
ing then on his way to Denver from
the coast
Messrs. Wagner and Hersey, who
have been visiting the Pine river sec
hon in the interest Of the Republican
party. returned last evening from Bay
Held where thew wore met with the