Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-07-30
counters at the various dry goods

Miss Mary Morgan came up from
Flora Vista last evening for a visit
with Durango friends.
Let the farmers lay aside any fine
specimens of products that will keep
and bring them to to the fall fair
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L. L. Outlet, the Cortez merchant,
spent the night in Durango and de-
parted on the eastern this morning.
Howard Hill, father Of the young
man who died at T. f. Peterson's, ar
| rived last night from Los Angeles.
DIR. Stillians departed this morning
| for Louisville, KY, for brief rest.
| He will be absent about three weeks.
Mrs. Hargeshimer returned this
| morning from Hermosa. She has
been at the Hopkins ranch the past
| few days.
Another trainload of horses were
shipped for Kansas this morning.
They were gathered up in Montezuma
| county.
A. r. Williams OF Mancos wrote his
name on the Palace register last
| night, going out for Denver this
morning.
F. A. McClurg OF Pueblo was an ar
rival last night to see if he couldn't
sell the pipe to Durango for the sew
| er system.
Durango will go to Silverton to
play ball the first Sunday in August
| and the following Sunday will prob
ably play in Telluride.
e. D. Fouts is punching tickets on
1 the Big Red Apple line during the alb
| sence of Conductor Pheney. Mr..
Fouts is an Alamosa man.
Nick Cooke and Mr.. Dobbins hiked
| for Pine river this morning. We
| await their return with great inter
est. Nick is going to land that old
| sinner that got away from him two
| weeks ago.
Parson Ferguson and Sam Wall re-
| turned last evening from a few days
| outing on the Hermosa. Enough fish
| to supply the camp table and a few
for the wives. And the largest one,
as usual, got away.
The mixed train from Silverton dis
| covered broken rail in the Animas
valley yesterday afternoon. The
train crossed over in safety. Section
men were notified and repaired the
break before the eastern passed for
Silverton.
A. w. Cornell is enjoying visit
from his father and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Cornell, and daughters. They
come from Inlay, Mich, where Mr.
Cornell is agent of the Grand Trunk
railway. They were here last year
for a few weeks.
A. C. Sloan, wife and baby arrived
last night for a visit They are stop
ping at the Strater. Mr. Sloan was
formerly connected with the Local
Security company and both he and
Mrs. Sloan have many friends here
Their home is in Denver.
Mrs. John Evans, who is better
known to Durango people as Miss
Minnie Hand. is paying her parents
in the Animas valley visit. She
spent the day in Durango yesterday.
Mrs. Evans lives in Silverton, where
her husband is in the jewelry bust
ness. And, oh, yes! She has the
sweetest. prettiest little baby that
ever was.
DIR. Ochsner is home from Dolores,
where he was called to operate on
| August Kuhlman, son Of Henry Kuhl-
man. The young man was thrown
from horse and skull was fractured
and he had hemorrhage OF the brain.
| He has been in a comatose condition
since Sunday and the outcome is
doubtful. He is II years old. The
doctor went out Wednesday and re-
turned last evening.
The woman who died at Allison and
was brought in yesterday by Mr..
Hood was Mrs. Mary Jones. She
was about 35 years of age and was
in this country for her health. living
with her brother, VIII Brown. Her
home was in Pennsylvania. Another
brother lives in Denver. and the body
was sent there for burial. 1t was
sent out this morning. 1t was neces-
sary to bring the body to Durango to
ship, as there was no doctor or health
officer at Allison and the necessary
papers could not be made out there
p. ]. Allison and DR.. Force, who
nave been here investigating the
cases that led to the death OF Mr.. AL
lison's son, departed this morning for
the east. They will stop day at