Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-09-12

slDle means by wnlch the nomination
of Judge Parker had been accom-
plshed. and impelled Mr.. Hills po-
litical associates to request him to
stand not upon the order of his going
but to go at once.
From Thursdays Daily:
ID. Preston Bell returned to Silver
ton last evening.
C. A. Johnson went to Silverton
last evening
L. J. Nathan returned for Pueblo
this morning.
John l.. Mcneil returned for Denver
this morning
H. T. Henderson returned last even
ing from his trip east.
Thomas Kelley Of the May Day was
registered at the Strater last night.
Remember the dates OF the Farm
ington fair. Sept l3 to 16 inclusive
Allison Kroeger left this morning
for Boulder, where he will enter the
university
Alex Anderson. the Silverton rail
road man. passed through for Denver
this morning.
Mrs. Russell Nichols and Mrs. NJ.
Fink, returned last evening from the
Silverton celebration
Mrs. Wesley Helm and Mrs. James
Johnson are taking in the Aztec fair,
going down yesterday.
Charles Fl. Lantz and Nathan Dick
erson are in today, proving up on
their timber land claims.
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James Beaton was a passenger for
Denver this morning. He came down
from Silverton yesterday.
Mrs C. L. Matthews returned from
Silverton last evening. having taken
in the Labor Day celebration.
Cal Copeland is home again after
spending several days in and around
Silverton on insurance and real estate
business.
The condition of Fred Starr, the
ball player. who was shot in Albu-
querque, is reported somewhat i'm
proved.
Yesterday ohm Morlock made one
cash sale of furniture to the amount
of s4O4. MIR. Morlock's prices sell the
goods.
]. w. Rattle, OF Cleveland. O.. pass
ed through to Silverton last night. He
is interested in the Bmerelda and Mo.
gul mines.
Mrs. o. S. Galbreath was a passen.
ger this morning for Aztec. where she
will see the fair and visit her sister
Mrs Prewitt.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Elliott of Sterl-
ing. Kan. father and mother OF C. NJ.
Elliott, are visiting in this city. After
spending a week here they will go to
Delta for a visit.
The Methodist church South has
pastor now, in the person OF Rev.
F. NJ. Burnham. who arrived yester.
day evening. Mr.. Burnham is a young
man and comes well recommended.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Bell. of Rock.
wood, have sent their daughters
Misses Mary and Francis. to Durango
coming to the city the first OF the
week
According to the Albuquerque Cit.
izen, w. ID. Lee, accompanied by his
wife, left Santa Fe for Denver, and
will go from there to Omaha and
other cities of the middle west. Later
Mrs. Lee will go to Pennsylvania to
spend several weeks.
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Mr. Bailey. the weather man, has
been informed by the United States
weather bureau, that the station here
will be equipped with 50-foot steel
tower. on the top Of which will be
placed a wind vane, and an anemom.
eter The tower will be placed in the
yard Of the house occupied by Mr.
Bailey. The weather flags will also
be displayed from this tower.
f e. Amsden and wife left for
Pennington this morning. Mr.. Ans
den has been engaged to teach school
there, and has gone to stay. He will
ship what remains OF his stock oi
goods to Pennington in a few days
and it is understood that he will open
store there as side issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Zipperian have
sold their home on Pine river and
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