Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-29

] o. Campbell. the ore ouser. was
an east-bound passenger this morn.
ing
Col. b. b. Calvin was returning
passenger from Denver 10 Silverton
last night.
Tom Davis was elected manager
for eighteen months by the woodmeu
? Saturday night
o. ). Galbreath returned Saturday
night from Denver, where he went
States court.
Miss Lillian Petherbridge of Man
cos, stopped over Saturday night in
the city and continued on TO Silver.
ton yesterday.
Rasmus Hanson passed through last
night to Silverton. having been on a
business trip to Denver.
Judge Adair Wilson and daughter
Miss Margaret went to Silverton this
morning to attend the Masonic festiv-
tiles
w, C. Leisenberg was elected sec
rotary OF the Woodmen Saturday
night.
Andrew Nelson mill man of Sill
verton, came down on the morning
Train to spend few days.
f, c. Condit, mining man of Eureka,
came down on the morning train
and Is putting in the day in town.
A stone crossing is being put in
front of Perrung's bakery to Ora
den's store, which is much-needed
Improvement.
Henry krumpanitsky and Nick Ar
ney were in from Mancos and stayed
over night, leaving this morning for
Pagosa Springs to spend a week.
State Deputy Reddln of the Knights
of Columbus is also district deputy of
the Elks, his jurisdiction taking in
all Colorado territory on the east
side of the range
The funeral Of George Sorenson
was held yesterday al 10 O'Clock at
the undertaking parlors of the Duran.
90 Undertaking Co. The ceremony was
conducted by Rev Buhrman of the
South Methodist Church.
Arthur Caldwell, VINO has been en-
ployed in A. X. Ferguson's store and
also played third base with the Du-
range ball team, mas secured a posi-
ton as fireman and left yesterday
morning for Alamosa
Patsy Tage, the Herald linotype
man. who helps TO furnish the music
at the Masonic doings in Sllverton.
went up yesterday morning ahead of
the crowd. He was accompanied by
Mrs Tage.
Grand Master Workman James
Oates Of the A o. U. W., who is put
ting in some time in Durango, hopes
TO instill new life into the order here
and reiuyonate the members and make
them feel Young again. And he seems
TO be meeting with pretty fair success.
r. w Hollis passed through last
night on his return 10 Silverton, nav
ing been an the outside for short
time.
James Britain, deputy sheriff OF
Montezuma county, returned Satur-
day from Pueblo, where he placed w.
c. Currence in the asylum.
On account OF the washout the
Handler Stock Co. were obliged to
change their bookings and will open
mere tonight instead of Tuesday as
advertised,
w. r. Armstrong, Frank Eldredge
and b. n Freeman, Durango dele
gates to the Colorado Springs con
vention, returned last night, August
Fast, who represented Silverton, re-
turned Saturday night.
The ball game was won yesterday
by Siverton by II TO 8. Durango
made IA errors. which accounts for
the loss of the game,
Oscar Larke died esterday after
noon at o'clock at Mercy hospital
from spinal mengitis. Friends from
Silyerton came down this morning
TO take hcarge of the funeral, which
was from the rooms OF the Durango
, Undertaking Co, at o'clock this
afternoon. Rev Sanderson conducting
the ceremony Deceased was sent
down from Silverton Two weeks ago
for treatment He was rs years OF
age. single and native of Finland.
At the meeting called for the pur-
pose OF organizing a Knights OF Col
umbus lodge at Red Men hall yester-