Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-20


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Fred Schrader changed his location
This morning. He will now be found
by his friends at Graden's.
Mrs, Elsie Davis. who was operated
on at Ochsner hospital SATURDAY.. is
reported TO be doing nicely.
DIR. McEwen, Blair Burweli and
George Tiffany went out yesterday TO
Vallejo TO do some surveying
{. F. Herr was a passenger this
morning for Colorado Springs, and
he may go on to Denver before re-
turning
II. NJ Andrew was an outgoing pas
ing. He hopes TO be benefited by a.
change of climate.
Rev. K. Sanderson of the First
Methodist church baptized five per
sons in the river yesterday. A large
concourse OF people witnessed the
ceremony
Mrs, Sam McCorkell arrived this
morning from Montrose, coming by
way OF Silverton She came to be
present al the funeral of her stepfa-
ther. Oscar Sellacn
Ed. Brown was up from the sawmill
over Sunday. He has a force OF four
men at the mill and is turning out q
fine grade of lumber for which he Is
finding ready sale.
Farmers who have made applica
ton for sugar beet seed can get same
by calling at Graden's feed store
Packages are done up and marked
with applicants name.
Mrs. c. w. Tage, wife OF The Her
aids linotype operator arrived Sat
urday evening from Denver. Tney
are comfortably located at the corner
of Fifth avenue and Eighth street.
rrees. rose bushes, etc, and put up
some little bird houses. A neat little
bird nouse is attractive, and the chill
dren will he interested TO have the
birds build in them.
Broad gauge equipment of various
kinds continues to come in. Broad
hat nj
instead of the narrow between the de |
pot and Carbonero, where the road
viii branch of 10 Pennington.
Miss Gentry Prewitt came in from
Denver last evening, where she nas
been visiting friends and having a
good time the past ten days After
a day or two with Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.
Wall she will depart for her home at
Aztec.
B. Glaser returned last evening
from Denver, where he met Chicago
and New York travelling men who
make only the large cities, being able
to make as fine selections as though
ne visited New York. And he pur-
chased liberally.
Mrs. c. W. Fisherdick came up Sat
urday from La Plata, N. NJ, to meet
her mother, Mrs. NJ. E. King of Lin
coin Neb., who arrived that evening.
Mrs. King will visit with a daughter
several weeks. They spent Sunday
in town and departed for La Plata
This morning.
A fellow giving the name of Ted
Daniels nad a fight this morning with
Louis Krettlow and hit Krettlow on
the head with rock, rendering him
unconscious. Daniels was locked up
in the county jail pending the out
come of Krettlow's injury. The in
iured man works at sawmills.
Chris. Lawrenson arrived from the
Piedra today. He reports fiattering
prospects for his section this year.
Chris is one of the standbys Of the
Piedra section and The Herald has
kept him posted for a great many
years.
]. r. Ball and Miss Messachre, the
court stenographer. on Saturday
bought two lots of Mrs. Pat Cum
minis at Twentieth street and West
second avenue on the North Side. II
is understood Mr.. Ball will soon com
mence to build handsome residence
Saturday afternoon Ole Lee OF Sill
vertou and Miss Tomine Braahton, re-
Gently of Christiana. Sweden, We're
united in marriage by Judge g. A.
Pike. The newly.married couple
took the evening train for Trimble
Springs, where they will spend few
days. Mr.. Lee is one OF the county
commissioners of Silverton.
The funeral of Oscar Sallach was
held at the Presbyterian church al
2.30 this afternoon and the funeral
sermon was preached by Rev. Fergu