Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-07-06

From Mondays Daily:
Barney Edelman's new annex is be
ing plastered and will soon be ready
for occupancy.
Mr.. Stollssteimer of kruschke's
store, went out to his ranch yesterday
TO spend few days.
T. d. Burns returned this morning
10 TERRA Amarillo after brief visi,
10 Trimble Springs.
Mrs. Sarah Newton was a passen
ger this morning for Kansas to visit
with friends and relatives.
The cornice on the Redmen's build
ing is completed and makes grea,
Improvement in the structure.
j. S thurman and wife will attend
the EpwOrtn League convention. go
ing out for Denver this morning.
-Four people in jail for holdup and
Barry Sullivan out camping. That is
one time Barry overlooked a bet.
Miss Lena Elliott and her sister
left this morning for Denver as dele
gates to the Epworth League conven-
ton.
C. X. Shade and wife we're arrivals
last night from Pueblo. Mr.. Shade is
a linotype operator and formerly
worked here.
Charles Hilliler. Robert Dryer and
wife and Judge Wilson went out yes
terday to attend the Pioneers celebra-
ton at Del Norte.
Percy s. Rider. Reese McCloskey
and o. F Boyle returned Saturday
evening from visit TO Pagosa
Springs. Business.
F. r. Marsh, of the American
Crude Rubber company, arrived Sat
nrday night and is looking after mat
ters pertaining to the starting OF his
plant here.
Roy Gervals, stenographer for the
Colorado State bank was passenger
this morning for Chicago and points
sent a month.
b. w. Ritter accompanied by his
son Paul are slated to arrive this
evening, Mr.. Ritter having waited in
Denver until the young man arrived
from New York
Messrs. F. c. Perkins and Rev. Mr..
Sanderson left this afternoon for Bay
field where Mr.. Perkins delivers tne
Fourth of July Grafton, Mr.. Sanderson
also speaking short time
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Coulson and chill
dren left for their home at Bayfield,
late this afternoon after spending "a
hours in this city. They say Bayfield,
will be a lively burg tomorrow
Mrs. Mollie Ligntfoot who mas been
in the millinery department Of the
Graden stores for some months, de-
parted yesterday morning for HUI
J. Evansville, Mo-, her home.
Sam May announces that he will
put in "A gymnasium in the Topic for
the use of friends, patrons and the
public generally. Expects to have II
in SOM time next week.
Attention is called to fne advertise.
ment OF S. NJ. Biggs in this issue. Mr.
Biggs has the furniture to select from
and a call should be made by those
desiring anything in the furniture
line.
b. a. Jeffries, of the baggage de
partment at the depot, has been some
what under the weather. Couldn't
even check baby buggy yesterday
morning, nor get around to get let
ter off to Aztec.
George G. Goodman of the First
National bank force, and his sister
Miss Jessie, departed yesterday morn
ing for a visit to points in Kansas
and Missouri, and Miss Jessie will go
on to Kentucky before returning.
Rev. +. NJ Buhrman left this morn
ing for Denver TO attend the Epwortn
League convention, which meets Wed
nesday. Next week he will attend
conference at Colorado Springs, and
will be absent from Durango ten days
or two weeks.
II. II. Wright, an agent for the New
York Mutual Insurance company, was
one of those killed in the Twentieth
Century wreck Mr. Wright was well