Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-08

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Miss Angie Hayden returned last
evening from Ignacio, where she WIS.,
tied friends the past week.
O.
II. I. Henderson left for Indianap.
oils this morning on matters pertain
ing 10 the lockwood Power company.
Miss Stella Seybold returned last
evening from the Pierce ranch at Gas.
cade. where she spent two weeks very
pleasantly.
Prof l., b. Stevens OF the Park
School was passenger for Greeley
this morning. Expects to return the
last of August
visiting here several weeks left this
morning for her home in Council
Grove, Kan.
Mrs. l., Ball and her mother. Mrs.
Nerdenberse. are spending few days
at Hermosa. the guests of Mrs. J. 5.
ID. Hopkins
Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Mamie Cor.
bin, mother and sister of Charley
Hughes. departed this morning for
a visit with friends AT Cedar Hill.
Charles Herr, wife and daughter
Clara and son Howard left this morn.
ing on visit to Dayton. O.. Mr.. Herr's
old home. They expect to be gone a
month.
N. NJ Vedder. business manager for
the Lillian Mason company stayed over
night In the city and went out to Man.
cos this morning TO arrange for their
weeks engagement there.
Parties driving over the bridges
should be careful to not drive faster
than walk. The city council has in
structed the police to be on the look.
out for parties violating the ordinance
w. w. Bellows OF Springfield Mass.
left for home this morning Mr. Bel
lows has been here In connection with
the proposed deal on the Neglected
What his deductions are could not he
learned.
o. s Galbreath left for Canon City
this morning to attend the great coun.
ell Of Red Men. He will be Joined at
Juanita by Mrs. Roscoe. his daughter
who will continue on to her home In
Tennessee.
Charles H. Willard and wife of Den.
yer and J J Alfasser and wife of Chi.
rago form party of tourists making
the circle trip. They stayed last night
at the Strater and left this morning
over the Southern.
The opera house would not hold the
crowd that went last night. and many
were turned away There will be an.
other chance tonight for those who did
not see the performance last night
Admission 10, 20 and 30 cents.
Mrs w. II Howard of Woodward
Tex, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos
II. Wigglesworth, arrived at the Wa
| terfali ranch last evening, accompan.
led by her children. where she will
visit her parents for some time She
has many friends In this southwest
section who will be pleased to see her
Victor Lee viii suspend lady in
The air at the opera house tonight and
no one can see how Ii Is done He
places a lady on table and she dis
appears. 1t being impossible to see
where she goes. Many other Illusions
are equally mysterious and interesting
Prices 10, 20 and 30 cents.
II s. Rogers. business manager for
Victor Lee. the magician. Is an old
lime newspaper man. having worked
for several years In various capacities
| IN the papers in Colorado Springs.
This Is Mr.. Rogers second trip to Du-
range, and as he likes the town and
has number of friends here, he en-
Joys coming.
Mrs. Gus Voight left this morning
for Telluride and Montrose, accom-
panied by her mother. who is In poor
health. and 1t is believed the lower
altitude at Montrose VIII prove bene-
fetal Mrs. voight will probably take
in Denver before returning.
Myrtle Helen, the little two-anda.
halfyear-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Casey Of Animas City. died at
1890 today The funeral will be Sat
nrday forenoon at 10 O'Clock at the
residence OF A. w. Parker. 1923 Fourth
.enue. Interment at Anlmas City
cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Casey have
the sympathy OF the community in
| their bereavement.
H. II. Johnson, agent OF the JicarIlla
Apaches at Dnlce, N NJ, was an ar
rival last evening. He has recently
returned from his trip to st. Louis
and Washington. He took few indi-
ans to st. Louis for the Indian depart
ment of the Worlds Fair. While in
Washington Mr. Johnson succeeded In
getting the Indian departments per-
misaion for a number Df Imnroyementg