Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-14

iNdsulus fldHsOIl, lne lucky mlninl
operator. was on the Silverton traiI
yesterday morning and continued oil
to Denver.
F. NJ. Goodykoontz returned Satur
day evening WITH Mrs. G. from a triI
to Denver. where they took in the ma
tioual encampment of the old soldiers
Mr.. and Mrs. Christianson took the
eastern this morning to make a visit
In Kansas. Mrs. c. is daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Heuloth of Trimble
Springs,
Postofhce Inspector Frederick Sharp
arrived last evening, his mission being
an inspection of the rural route up
the Animas valley which he IS max
ing today.
Joe Terry OF the Sunnyside mine at
| Eureka went through yesterday morn
ing. accompanied by his son Raymond,
who goes out to attend Kemper COL
lege at Bonneville Mo.
Fred Bishoff went east yesterday
morning. and Just before the train
started he was trying to deny what
Matt Harrington told the Herald Sat
urday, but Matt is always truthful.
Miss Nina Balster the handsome
and graceful daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. s. Balster, went out yesterda,
morning to Columbia, Mo, where she
will attend college
j. +. Chitty and wife OF Kansas
travelling through Colorado. attended
the Methodist church North last night
and left the Inter Ocean hotel this
morning for Pagosa where they will
visit old friends.
James NJ. Atwood. one of the direct
ors of the Bonnie Girl Mining com.
Dany, arrived last night from Trenton.
n, j.. with his family and went ont
this morning to visit the property OF
the company.
Wesley Helm recovered his wheel
which was stolen several days ago
Mrs. Atteberry found It in the bushes
near the path she follows TO town.
back for the hidden wheel lest II
might be watched.
The wholesale conviction OF offend
ers in Judge Russell's court last week
did not give the Durango lawyers
very fat business. The unfortunates
all were poor and were provided with
counsel by the court, Barry Sullivan
getting deluge Of IT,
Andrew Skoog, graduate of Boul-
der university, now assistant physi.
clan at the Epileptic hospital. Par.
sons, Kas.. is visiting his relatives in
Durango 1t has been four years since
Mr.. Skoog visited his Durango home
having grown up and graduated nere,
also.
Among the returning visitors last
night from the national encampment
to the G.. A. r. at Denver were VIM.
p. Vale, John ". Wingate and wife,
James c. Foster and wife, NJ. l..
Towne, OF Durango: w H. Mccoy and
wife of Aztec, and j. w. Bowlen and
wife of lockwood.
Hon. r. d. Burns. of TERRA Anna
rilla and Chama, and we might say
of Durango. owning Trimble Springs
and several hundred acres OF land in
the Animas valley. arrived yesterday
evening and spent the night at the
Springs He will be with us on bust
ness several days.
G. w. (Wash) Hunter and brother,
Frank p. VINO have been visiting their
brother Luke at Silverton. spent the
night at the Inter Ocean and returned
this morning to New Harmony, Ind.
Wash lived in Durango seven years
prior to 1890, and he says the mount.
ain country still looks good to him.
Charles s. York, printer and news
paper writer of ability who came to
the San Juan in 1876. was first to call
the beautiful town of Silverton the
Gem OF the Rockies" York died OF
consumption In Denver in May. 1899
His wifes brother George Rowber,
was killed In the snowslide that ran
down on the Liberty Bell mine at Tel
luride three years ago.
Mrs. Sackett, sister of Mrs. O. +.
Boyle and mother OF our Tommy
Sackett. attorney for the state game
department, who has been having n
pleasant visit with o. F. Boyle and
family in Durango and the Vallecito,
returned this morning to Parsons,
Kas.. where she will resume her du-
ties in school work.
George Isgar says II he mad any
more money to put into buildings he
would not be waiting. Mr.. Isgar Is
one OF Dnrango's most loyal citizens
and substantial builders and support.
ers, and he can show you good
many houses he has put his money
into. He says good residence build
| ings in Durango today are as good an