Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-21

MOODS SarsapaFilla promises -
cure and koops the promise.
l.. j. Nathan came in from Pueblo
last evening.
Mrs. Edwin Quine returned to Rico
yesterday morning after spending
few days in the city.
j. A. Pullam returned from Pa.
gosa Springs Saturday evening and
went to Silverton this morning.
Sam Wittow came down from Sill
verton yesterday morning to spend
Sunday. He returned this morning,
Charles De Luche and John Hoob-
Ter returned this morning to Dead
wood gulch to resume work on their
Mrs. William Springer returned yes
terday from Bayfield,, where she has
been visiting friends, and left for her
home at Cortez this morning.
Mrs. N. Nelson and her two daugh-
ters. Lilly and Agnes Isaacson, de-
parted this morning for Des Molnes.
Iowa. where they will make their fu-
ture home.
Mrs. w. j. Wearne and two children,
who have been visiting In the city for
several weeks. the guests of Mrs.
George Gould, left this morning for
their home in Denver.
Charles Heathers and James Nor
rison are two late arrivals from To-
peka, Kan, who are registered at the
Oxford. They are going to look over
the La Plata mountains.
ii. y. Henderson returned last eve
ming from trip to Indianapolis,
where he went to confer with mem
bers of the company regarding the
lockwood Power company.
o.
]. N. Springer, Bayileld's post
master, spent the night in Durango,
returning home this morning. Mr.
Springer reports Pine river section
rain would prove beneficial.
The following composed the dele
CATION of Elks who came down from
Silverton yesterday to attend the fu-
neral John N. Defines. John Ow-
ems, John Ingram, Oren Bosworth.
William Braiden, John S. Springer, II.
G. Lamb and w. Billesbach.
George Goodman returned Saturday
night from a trip to the Camp Bird
mine. where he has force of four
teen men painting and papering the
Camp Bird hotel and other company
buildings. Durango has the best
pannters and decorators in southwest
ern Colorado, and as the owners of
the ca mp Bird wanted the best they
had to come to Durango to get it.
MiSs Mary Donnell, who taught
school at Bayfield, last year. has been
engaged for the Trimble Springs
School for the coming year.
Mrs. DR.. Morton. who has been WIS.,
iting with friends in Durango, and last
week visited Mrs, Morton Schutt at
Silverton, departed this morning for
her home in San Francisco.
j. +. Edmonds and Sam Willard, in
surance agents, are looking over the
damage at the school house this af-
ternoon, with the school board, to
- ~.
The Kempton Komedy Kompany
came down from Silverton last even
ing and went to Mancos this morn
ing. They will play there half the
week. They were poined by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned harrington, who were given
places in the company.
The Herald is In possession of an
item of information that strengthens
the belief that the railroad survey
being made between here and Farm
ington is for the Rock Island. A
gang of surveyors may soon be looked
for between here and Creede.
Charley Payne was heard from Sat
urday. Under Sheriff Thompson re-
ceived telegram from him dated at
Dolores. The message stated that the
mule thieves had been tracked to a
point about twelve miles north of
Dolores, and Charley had just run
down to the telegraph station to let
his friends know where he was. The
mules were still headed west.
National Delegate George West
came in last evening from st. Louis,
having spent week taking In the fair
after the convention circus. Mr.. West
is here for the purpose of n few days
rest in order to study and prepare
the speech he is to make to the sage
OF Esopus when he accompanies the
committee to electrify him with the
announcement that he has been nom.
mated as Democratic standard bearer.
Knowing Mr.. Vests loyal silver views