Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-18


ton shall he held within sixty days
from date.-Cortez Journal
From Tuesdays Daily.
Charles Fleck returned last night
from a brief visit to Colorado Springs
and Denver.
j. X. Dunlay, superintendent of
construction for Fitzpatrick Bros, was
passenger for Denver this morning.
NJ C.. Hinderlinder returned last
night from Denver and went out to
camp this morning. where he will re-
main a few days.
Henry Krumpanitzky came over
from Mancos last evening and Will
put in couple OF days in this city
Attend tine races? Well, II he does
We will not tell on him.
w. p Vale departed this morning
for Denver TO attend the Colorado 4
Wyoming G. A. r. encampment which
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs NJ. J Mclean. who has been
mere the last year visiting her chill
drsn. Mr.. and Mrs McCaw. left this
morning with her daughter Annie for
AT, ,r
Mrs. Ellen C. Perkins. mother of F.
e.. left this morning for visit in
Seneca, Kans., and Mrs. Kate Steiger,
mother Of Mrs. Perkins. left for her
home in Peoria Ill, but will stop in
lIiawatha, Kans., for visit
About thirty Mancosites came over
last evening TO spend race week in
.iirango, among the number being
Steve Elkins and wife, Mrs. Ellis Tay-
lor and daughter, Mrs Bostwick, Jas.
frink, French Moore and his mother.
Ed. Scott and several of the younger
generation.
Mrs. S W. Raymond sold her home
on the Boulevard, corner of Third
avenue and Twelfth street this
morning to Clayton C. Perkins,
the consideration being $4,000 spot
cash. This is one Of the largest resi-.
dence deals for some time and indi.
Gates that choice corners are being
Dipk cd n hN ithaca uth IN fott to,
ne future of the city.
The Ouray ball tossers went to
Montrose Sunday with the determin.
alton to do mp the alfalfa gang in
great shape, The day was lovely and
some 300 ourayites accompanied the
ball players. And all went lovely the
first five or six innings, the score
standing ~ to /. Then the worm
turned and al the end of the eighth
Inc score was even and at the close
of the 9th the Ourayites skunk away
with the alfalfa boys running wild,
the score standing l6 to II in their
favor.
Many friends trust the trip home
from California will not prove injur.
ions TO Mr., Sam Herr who will prob
ably arrive in Denver with Mrs. Herr
The latter part OF this month. although
this largely depends on Mr.. Hers
condition and the weather, and at
best 1t will be couple Of weeks be.
fore they arrive in Denver and then
hey will no doubt remain there sev.
cral weeks before coming to Duran.
go, This item is in response to many
Inquiries from people under the i'm.
preston that Mr. and Mrs. Herr were
expected tnis week.
The Psgosa Springs band arrived
last night, and no company OF musi.
clans were ever more welcome to our
city. Durango people were delighted
by their music last fall and lovers of
band music looked eagerly forward
to the time when tney should come
again. They are the most industrious
players who ever came this way.
They play for the love OF music II.
self, and they play for the pleasure 1t
gives others, They have the faculty
for selecting pieces that please which
Is in great measure the secret Of
any bands success. Hurrah for the
Pagosa Springs bandl May they al.
ways be as happy as they make otn.
ers!
Last evening at the nome of the
brides parents below town Mr.. Har
vey Wallace and Miss Minnie John.
son were united in marriage. the Ger
emony being performed by Rev. o.
b. Sarber Of the Baptist church. Only
relatives and q few intimate friends