Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-15

from Denver. He stopped over at
.agosa Junction one day.
There are nov thirty-two horses at
the race grounds, with more than
twice as many yet TO come.
A horssman named Bedwell arriv-
ed last night from Grand Junction
with seven horses for next weeks
aces.
William Rude:sdorf returned last |
night from Salt Lake City. where he |
went on the sad mission to attend his
| mothers funeral.
Scotty GaukrogeT returned last
night from an extended trip, during
| which time he took advantage Of the
| chance TO see President Roosevelt.
| Tony Heuloth is sure warm arti-
Gle. Even the water from the hot
| springs is several degrees warmer
since he took charge Of Trimble
| Springs.
Mrs. Il. B. Sackett has returned to-
her Hermosa home after a six months
| visit in Los Angeles She reports
having mad delightful visit. but for
all that is glad to get back home.
There will be ten pupils of the AMI
mas City scnool who take the exam
nation for graduation this year. Mrs.
T'iiiford, county superintendent, will
address the pupils next Wednesday
| afternoon.
Mrs. Oren Bosworth. who has been
i'll in Silverton the past few weeks.
was brought down on the morning
train and taken to the home of Mrs.
Lear, in one OF the Mcbride cottages
She hopes to be benefited by the
change in climate and the lower alti-
tude.
| ]. J. Patterson is in from the Flor
ida mesa today. The gold hunters
have stuck about wagon load of
stakes on his ranch. Tney have also
1
yellow stuff, but Mr.. Patterson can't
say whether any of them found any
or not,
w. S. Pickeriil nas lived in Duran
go all these years without ever visit
ing Pennington. He could not wait
any longer, however. could not wait
I pnt m nif,O h,,t
just picked up and went this morn
ing. Perhaps ne thought ii would be
the last chance he would nave to get
a good stage ride.
| The Silverton Standard says for
Durango to cut out the Fourth of July
celebration. that Silverton will have
its usual once-a-year $500 blowout.
Durango should study the question
: well before celebrating. The Stand
ard will not be the only sheet jump
, ing on Durango, but every one in tne
, immediate section.
The secret of Tony Heuloth's sue
cess in the management OF the Trim
: he studies the comfort of his guests.
, III is a very simple thing, yet most
i important thing. The guests are
made comfortable. get the best sery-
ice possible, and that is why SO many
: people go there to spend their Sun
days.
Tony Heuloth mas proved what
many people have for years claimed
and that is that with the right kind
tof management Trimble Springs
I would prove to be a most popular re-
sort for Durango and Silverton peo.
pie. And he has showed that ne is
the right man for the place. Guests
who visit Trimble Springs are quick
to acknowledge this.
J. d. Rodgers. the travelling man
who married Miss Addie Stilwell, re-
turned last night from trip to Farm
ington. and left on the eastern tnis
morning. His wife is now in Las We
gas, where they have been stopping
temporarily, and he is TO resign his
position soon and locate in Dallas,
Tex, where he will become connected
with hardware store and quit the
road.
In the death of Mrs. Thomas Rock
wood OF Durango the entire San Juan
mourns, She died after an illness OF
twenty'four hours from pneumonia
As wife. and mother; neighbor and
friend she was loved. She spent her
life in being and doing good and her
death has caused many to mourn.
For the bereaved husband and FIVE
motherless cnlldren the keenest sym.
pathy is felt-Silverton Miner.
If any one is preiudiced against
phonograph music let them attend
the entertainment at the NJ. E.