Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-13


ner hospital of A. X. Ferguson and is
now occupying the same.
]. r. Ball, proprietor OF the Ball |
foundry. Is now comfortably settled In
the handsome brick residence on West
Third avenue. north side. which he
Of Mrs. Moore.
Byron Eddy, who has been in New
York since last spring under treat
ment for nervous affection, returned
yesterday evening and will try the old
climate and conditions awhile.
Thomas Chandler, cook and wait
er who married Miss Trumble some
time ago, was arrested today by Sher-
in Thompson and placed in the county
jail on charge Of stealing bicycle
from Miss Nan Dickerson The time
for his trial in the justice court has
not been fixed.
The Cormannau woman Is having
bad time, having failed to secure
tice Houx's court yesterday. She Is
spending her second day in the fo-
male or insane ward of the county
iail Attorney Sullivan is comforting
with Denver parties to secure release
on appeal bond.
The Durango public schools loose
Il hnr 10 m
Miss Bertha Seybold retires to marry
MIR. Arthur l.. Fisher of Pennington
Miss Seybold enjoys a wide degree
of the love and confidence of the chil
drep whose association she has enjoy
ed as a teacher.
Ed Feidler, known as proprietor OF
the Hotel Feidler at Aztec, with his
wife and two children, arrived yester'
day evening and will visit Wisconsin
and Kentucky. being absent two
months. Mr.. Feidler says he has
found a place where he can make
money. and That is in the Hotel Field
ler at Aztec.
One who may happen to be at the
depot frequently when the standard
gauge train arrives from the lower
country, may wonder where there is
room in the towns below for the wag
onloads of travelling mems trunks
who now make that country just as
they do Durango. New Commercial
conditions down below.
Theodore Ladue and wife, Mrs. E. C
Dunbar, Miss Ladue and the baby boy
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Young. departed
for Denver this morning to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Young, who died there
yesterday morning. Mrs. Dunbar and
Mrs. Ladue are sisters of Mrs. Young
and they have been taking care of the
| baby since Mr.. Young and wife de
parted some time ago for Denver.
Patronage of the entertainments tC
be given by the high school of Du
range will be worthily bestowed. 1t is
an institution of the schools and is &
progressive policy that should be en-
couraged by all patriotic people.
The funeral of Frank Pilo, the Ital
ian who died from injuries received
accidentally in the Champion coal mine
a few days ago, occurred this after
noon at O'Clock, many of the Italian
people of Silverton coming down to at
tend the ceremony.
| George Allen, wife and children, re
in the eastern part of the county, and
went on down to their home at Farm
ington this morning, where they have
built one of the largest producing or
chards in the Southwest.
Miss Catharyn Kerr, daughter of 7
A. Kerr, in charge of the books al
the Famous for several years, and hei
cousin, Miss Lena Kerr, took the
| train for Hermosa yesterday evening
saying there would be a social given
this evening by the Ladies' Mission
society at the home of Mrs. r. Z
Gaines, and that they were assured
OF having good time.
| Carpenters and mechanics are com
planning that they can not get ordin
AIRY stock building supplies, to say
nothing of finishings needed on the
few buildings in course of construc'
ton in Durango. Can't the mills cut
1t fast enough TO cover Durango and
the Silverton and Pennington de-
mands?
The goods In the burned Famous
stores are being removed to the Wind.
sor block, where there will probably
be room enough for the clothing, it
being necessary to secure quarters
with roof, as the weather of the past
few days has not been quite good for
houses without roofs. When the ad.
justments have been made on insur.
ance 1t will be necessary to secure
other space for the handling of the
damaged goods in the several depart.
ments of the big stores.
Complaints are made daily Of chill.
dren being allowed to run the streets
instead nf attpndinu cnbnoi In MANI