Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-14

Of goods purchased by Mr. Hahn on
his late eastern trip. And everything
Is right up-to.date.
Mrs. Richard Keller OF Montrose il
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Chas. e
Mcconnell
Must have been rs passengers on
the outgoing train this morning. Pas.
senger travel Is certainly picking up.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Theby will spend
month or six weeks at Albuquerque.
then the rest OF the winter In south
ern California.
Mrs c. e Mcconnell has Issued In
vitations for a reception at her home
Saturday afternoon In honor OF her
sister, Mrs. Richard Keller.
w. A. Gore. one OF the new settlers
in the vicinity of Grommet. was In the
city today. He reports the country ad
vancing and looks for good crops au.
other year. He says fall wheat ID
looking fine.
f. C. Dunbar leaves next week for
a trip to Detroit. Grand Haven and
Cleveland. He will spend Christmas
with his family in Detroit. Mrs
| k,a- + {y h,v
ing accompanied the body of her sis
ter, Mrs. James Young. who died a,
Denver some weeks ago.
The Durango Beer & Ice company
under the able management Of Char
ley Waters. is holding an enviablt
place with the breweries OF the state
The company has just completed ex
tensive improvements, among then
the installing OF a 100-horse power
boiler. That Durango beer 10 the
equal OF any made In the state IL MOI
disputed, and accounts for increasing
business.
G. L. McCarp arrived from Denver
last evening, being with the engi
neering department of the Colorado
Telephone company. He will TAXI
charge OF the work on the company
new Durango building and will pusl
work as fast as possible.
%
A man by the name Of Dominica
, was taken in tow last evening b,
Marshal Wickline. The man was dis
covered to be crazy and had jabbe'
, himself several times in the breas
with knife. pr. Lackey WAS calle
I and after treating the man ne wa
, turned over to Sheriff Thompson. VIII
has him in charge and finds 1t necei
t sary to keep him shackled. He vii
! probably be adjudged insane and tai
E en- to the asylum.
= Mrs. A. Scott Barber. who has bee
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Frank e
dredge, the past six months, departe
I this morning for her home at Vance,
d yer, B. c. She is taking with her
:. precious gift, very pretty baby thu
q arrived about three months ago. an
!. while the little one will have q fau
y er TO fondle II, will no doubt miss be
r aunties. Mrs. Eldredge and Mrs Clarl
0 Mrs Barber reports having spent
z, delightful summer.
Last evening san Juan chapter NJ
10, Il. A. NJ. installed the followin
o officers for the ensuing capituli
year: John w. Wingate. II. p; &c
w. Franklin, king; Percy s. Ride
s. scribe, John l.. Parsons. treasurer
n Glen A. Scouton. secretary: James
II McHolland, c. H.. George Weave
n p. s.. Albert r. Springer. r. A. c
4 Theodore Il. Peterson. NJ. "; Jol
y Perrung. NJ. 2 ", Thomas E. Davi
l. NJ. ", william H. La Count, sentr
In regard to the passenger leaVil
= Denver an hour earlier than usual.
:. minutes is gained en- route TO Pueb
- the train having been lightened
cutting away from the Through Z
cific coast train, which enables 1t
make time. Then OF the extra uE
=. so minutes are given 10 the schedt
between Pueblo and Alamosa and
Is minutes extra at Alamosa for transit
Thus the train arrives at Alamo
- 5:45, leaving at the old schedule. mi
20 ing the breakfast hour the same
heretofore.
no J. w. Dobbins, who has spent OF
mr. a portion OF one winter out Of
Mt mountains in As years. Is arransi
IN. to leave the coming week for tho so'
land, visiting T. J. Mcclure nj
Guaymas. Old Mexico. where Mr..
Clure is doing nicely. Mr.. Dobb
says there are quite = number OF Q
II ers going to Old Mexico this wini
en- among them being Mr.. and Mrs. J..
en- Coppinger and family. Well. it's o
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