Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-04


her Animas valley home.
Wash Patrick went out this morn
ing TO shoot rabbits, and said he wish
ed some more OF the boys were along,
as they would have good time.
The growth OF the Graden Mercan-
tile establishment indicates the growth
OF this great Southwest section, both
keeping pace with the country.
VIII Galbreath, former FIRE chief of
Durango. returned this morning tc
Juanita. where he with his brothers
is engaged in the lumber business.
Mrs. Frank Beers, who has been Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Kettlewell, for several weeks, returned
this morning to join her husband Al
Chama.
Miss Ruffe, In the accountants de
partment at the Graden stores. yes
terday found II necessary to leave ner
post on account OF the dangerous i'll
ness Of her mother.
!. F. Sheek went out this morning
10 Texas, where he will spend the
winter, saying that he desired TO get
away from the deep SHOWS OF Duran
COS Italian climate one winter.
Af
the night in the city. He reports the
weather cold enough to require dig
sine into the feed deep and plenty to
keep stock up.
Mr.. George W. d. Hettler Of Du
range and Mrs. Eva j. Dorsey Of Mau-
NEE, Ohio, were united in marriage
by the Rev. H. j. Grace at the Meth
odist parsonage. Friday evening,
Dec. /.
B. w. Ritter departs in the morning:
for Denver, and thence to Indianapolis.
his old home, where he will put in
business interests and visiting friends
OF earlier days.
Trimble Springs is catering each
week to increasing business. Landlord
Freed has everything on a system.
No more dirty rooms .soiled linen and
unpalatable food. All this is conduc'
i've to securing and retaining patrons.
Harvey Benson, VINO came from Do
lores to Ochsner's hospital with pneu.
monia, died there on Thanksgiving
day and was yesterday embalmed by
Fuller Hoods undertaking parlors
for shipment TO his former home in
Missouri.
Matt Harrington, who is one of the
most responsive men in his true Ma.
ture, was overcome with the attei
ton Of his friends when he came back
to take his brother Jerry away for
burial. and Matt would be ever 20 wei
come to return al any time.
B. FORESTER and wife, w. D. Foster
! and Miss Thomas, who have been |
Durango for some time, went out this
morning, all save Miss Thomas going
to Denver. Miss Thomas goes to her
home at Salt Lake. Mr.. Forester has
been studying the coal interests of the
Durango country.
Mrs. Belle Dunbar, who was born oI
the La Plata river, and who has been
visiting her father, John Brown, and
family departed this morning for Mis-
souri,. where her husband had preced.
ed her. They have been living In Ore
son for some time. Calahill Brown
and other friends were at the train 10
see Mrs. Dunbar and the children
away.
John Lyons, the boy architect and
house builder, whose miniature house
sat in Goodman's window for some
time, mas placed the structure on rat.
fie. The house Is wonderful produc.
| tion when It is realized that the boy
has never enjoyed any instruction in
architecture or mechanics
Mrs. Hollibaugh, who has been as
isl,ne her brother, Joe Freed. Jr., in
e. blishing hne reputatin for Trim
he Springs hotel, spent yesterday and
Ii night with Durango friends, de-
arting this morning for the east AMI
south. where she goes to complete
me historical and biographical work
started In the spring. Mrs. Hollibaugh
formerly devoted her time to art. but
finds literary work more congenial
and has been making success, all of
which is pleasing news to friends in
this section.
There was strenuous case in the
police court this morning involving
the hearing OF testimony in case
arising out of a neighborhocd quarrel
between two colored ladies' which had
brought two or three OF the male pop
ulation into action. One Of the ladies'
had called the other nasty words and
one OF the ladies' husband becoming
offended had given this lady what he
termed "a good licking" The two Ia
dies who had been made defendants