Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-27

/ 600 during the past month. This
means the consumption OF much meat
and taters.
| ]. A. Pulliam returned last night
from Denver.
Thomas Reynolds. an old-timer OF
| Ouray county. was buried tnis after
noon. Pneumonia.
II. B. Kerr, an agent OF the State
Bureau OF Child and Animal Protec-
tion, is in the city. He is registered
at the Strater
Mrs w. T. Doss returned last night
from Chicago. and The Herald is
pleased to state that Mt. Doss is
| reported today as holding his own.
Bessie e. Hoover OF Denver has
sued Frank n. Hoover of Durango for
divorce on the ground Of non-sup-
port. The papers were served to-
day
The new stage management will
land your packages at Aztec and
Pennington II the mud becomes TWEEN
ty feet deep. Take them to the Du-
range Transfer office.
Bert Brown returned to Silverton
this morning. having spent yesterday
in our city. Mr. Brown reports his
wife about recovered from the serious
Illness OF last week
Charles Johnson, the old-time horse
man of Dolores, spent the night in
Durango. Mr.. johnson raised "A mum.
ber OF fast nags that have good rec
ords on eastern tracks.
Mrs. Austin Hedges OF La Plata
Circle, Women OF Woodcraft, was Sc
lected. at the District convention last
week, representative to the Grand
Circle to be held at Los Angeles in
April.
Last night Mr.. Everett Ford and
Miss Annie Roberts were united in
marriage at the home OF Mrs Rich
ards on Second avenue near Fifteenth
street Rev. Sanderson performed
the ceremony,
Mrs. Ada Lough had her picture
taken today-that is, Mr., Conner
after considerable persnadine. got
her consent for him to take 1t. but
upon the understanding that It was
not to be given any paper for publ.
cation.
These are sorry days for the stage
between Durango and Pennington.
as there is no bottom to a portion of
the road. the stage arriving Ave to six
hours late every night and pretty
soon 1t will be lucky to get through
In twenty-four hours.
Chas. e. Herr left on the mornisg
train for Dayton. o., in response to a
telegram from John c. Herr that his
mother was dangerously ILL., The Her
aid trusts that Mr.. Herr will find his
loved parent better, or at least will
arrive before death ensues II it Is so
willed by tine Ruler OF the Universe
Doc" O'Connell was a returning
passenger from Denver last evening
where he mas been the past three
months for eye treatment. He ret
turns greatly improved. being able to
- ,,tt n
the other steadily getting better.
His many friends will be greatly
pleased over this news.
The Woodmen dance last night was
attended by about 100 couples. There
were many more than the large hall
could accommodate with comfort.
and dancing kept up till 2 O'Clock
in the morning. About midnight the
crowd began to thin out and made
more room for those who stayed. The
music was excellent, consisting of six
pieces.
John Conway returned last evening
from Salt Lake, where he was one OF
the head men In directing the con-
struction Of the Clark road to Los
Angeles. Mr.. Conway has a ranch on
the Florida. We have not been able
to learn present intentions, but having
been engaged In railroad so long, 1t
will probably be hard work to break
away. The Herald has kept Mr.. Con-
way fully informed on this section
during his six or seven years absence.
ABeoTT.MoRGAN.
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