Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-07

1cnlet OF poncemen, lS visitor in the
city.
Mrs. Cornell was passenger this
morning for Chsma for visit with
her brother.
Edwin Schimpf wanted the baby to
icome back so he could enter him at
the Woodmen baby show.
Dr. Stillians was passenger this
morning for Chicago. where ne will
put In two or three weeks. Business
and pleasure combined
! Mrs. Charles Day and her two chill
dren stopped over night at the Pal.
ace. being on their return to Pagosa
Springs from visit to friends and
relatives In Cortez
b. N Freeman will attend the
Bankers convention, leaving for
there this morning He was accom-.
panied by his daughter, Miss Helen.
b. H. Smith, of Philadelphia has re.
ceiyed an appointment at the Fort
Lewis school, and arrived on the east,
ern last night to go out and take up
\ his duties.
| What are you going to do tomor.
row? Why. go to Trimble Springs,
OF course, II Is the only thing to do
| Good place to spend the day Good
ride going up, good dinner, good time
bathing and good time coming
back
| Durango is fortunate in having
| first class resort such as Trimble
Springs to spend Sunday Mt. The 40
| ted is being run In such manner
| under the direction of Tony Heuloth
that our people find their visits there
most delightful.
Gus Lumburg was fined $40 and
| costs yesterday for the rough man
ner Of handling the girl Judge War
ner admonished the girls grandmoth.
er to keep her out OF and away from
| all saloons hereafter under penalty
| OF punishment.
The chicken dinner given last
| night by the colored Methodists was
fair success. They fed rs or so
people and could have fed quite a
number more had they been prepar.
| ed, but not expecting such run,
they did not have enough chickens
They netted about S26.
Alvin Raymond, a nephew OF s. W
and g. N, came In from camp on the
vallecito last night. wnere he has
been enjoying an outing with G. n.
Raymond and party, and left this
morning for his home In Boulder
| county. He has been here two weeks
| and he enjoyed ais stay here 10 that
he hopes to come again next summer.
Mrs E. A. Marshall returned last
night from visit to the home Of her
girlhood In Leavenworth Kans.. where
she spent the last three months. Her
daughter Maude accompanied ner
back there and she will remain in
Leayenworth a while yet Mrs. Mar
| shall has received an appointment at
Fort Lewis, and goes out at once 10
| assume her duties.
Tomorrow morning number of
Red Men go out to attend the great
council OF Red Men. which convenes
In Denver on Tuesday They are
Judge Pike, who is member OF tne
great council. John Males and Dick
| Newell, representatives to the coun
ell; Silas w. Smith Is expected TO go
TO look on. Wallace X. Wilson In
delegate also. but he IL already in
Denver. eeing there on his vacation
| The state engineer, 7. W. Jaycox
wrote Commissioner Logan that ow-
ing to recent developments. II would
not be possible for the deputy, c. w
Wells, to come and inspect the road
at present, and It was impossible to
| say when he could. The commits
sioners. however, had arranged to go
l ana loon over tue TDdu Nthteiudyt anu
tney went They looked over the
road and returned last night Mr.. Lo-
gan made a trip to Denver expressly
to ask the state engineer to come and
look over the road and also to make
recommendations as to the expendi-
ture OF the $1,000 appropriated by the
last legislature. The engineer prom
ised to come, but failed to keep his
promise.
Rev. Smith OF the African Metno
dist church will preach his farewell
sermon tomorrow night and on Mon
day morning he will leave for Santa
Fe. where he will spend a few days.
rnen go to Albuquerque and spend a
few days with friends. after which he
will 20 TO his home In FL Paso. His
family lives there-wife and three
children. He will attend conference
In Cheyenne about the middle Of Sep
tember. Rev. Smith does not expect
to be returned to Durango for the