Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-10-18

George c. Carson OF Philadelphia |
arrived on last evenin's eastern train.
Mr.. Carson has numerous interests in
which he has come to look
over.
Mrs. b. w. Solomon, who went to
Florence yesterday, is the representa-
tive OF the local Rebekahs to the
Grand Lodge OF that order.
Cards are out for the wedding OF
Miss Gertrude Strater to Wayne Rus
sell, to take place on October "a.
The young couple will make their
home In Denver.
Clarence Saddler. son OF Mayor Sad
dler of Animas City, was thrown from
horse Saturday and had one of his
arms broken. The arm was set by
DR.. w. w. McEwen yesterday.
Mrs. Herbert Hogg died at Tellur-
ide this morning. Her husband IL a
brother of Congressman Hogg, who
leaves Pueblo tonight to attend the
funeral, which occurs Wednesday.
The Juniors won another ball game
yesterday, playing against picked
up" team. The score was 10 to IA.
This makes ten games the boys have
played and won them all.
Prof. w. II. Olin Of the State Agri-
cultural college, returned to Fort Col
Inns this morning. He has been in
Montezuma county attending the fair
and spent yesterday at Trimble
Springs.
Judge Russell. District Attorney
Pulliam and Court Stenographer, Miss
Messechre. arrived home Saturday.
They had been at Rico holding
court and incidentally visited the
Montezuma fair at Cortez.
II. D. Mcbride, C. E. Mcconnell. ].
l.. Parsons. Marion Daniels and Geo.
Tiffany went to Sinking lakes yes
terday on duck-hunting expedition.
They appeared to be well fixed In all
particulars.
Durango editors have been indulg-
ing again. They report the find of
large boulder, dug out Of basement
Of that town, and when the boulder
was broken open rose bush was
found in the fock.-Alamosa Inde-
pendent-Journal
r. W. Fairfoull. who is operating
the Durango Girl mine under bond
and lease for eastern parties, left yes.
terday morning for Chicago, where he
will purchase machinery to be In
stalled at the mine. He will return
as soon as the business Is completed.
o.
Silvio Blanco, a Mexican, claims to
have found papers in an old trunk of
brother of his grandfather. showing
that 1859 acres north OF Pasadena,
Calf. belong to him by right OF an
old Mexican grant, and he will ask
the next congress to restore him the
equivalent in land or money.
Chas. Wallace is down from the An
imas Power Co.'s plant and will return
this evening. He states that the lay.
Ing of pipe was begun Saturday and is
progressing well, so that 1t will be
but short time until the plant is
again running.
The Horseshoe club has been sold
by H. d. Mcbride to ]. H. Hawkins
of Silverton. title having passed Sat
urday. Mr.. Hawkins is experienced
In the business and expects to main
tain the high standard set for the
place by Mr.. Mcbride.
Judge McFie, District Attorney
Alex. Reed. A. M. Berger and j. d.
Sena OF the same party. came up from
Aztec Saturday evening Mr.. Reel
left for TERRA Amarillo last Sunday
morning. while the rest of the party
spent Sunday in Durango and went
back to Aztec this morning, court be.
Ing still in session.
The remains OF p. Walenberg, who
died at the Ochsner hospital last Sat.
urday. were buried in Greenmount
cemetery this afternoon, the funeral
being held from the Hood undertaking
rooms at 2 O'Clock. Mrs. Walenberg
arrived from Silverton Saturday even
ing and took charge OF the funeral
arrangements. Rev. II. ]. Grace was
the clergyman
Durango friends of the groom are
receiving invitations to the wedding
OF Miss Henrietta Charlotte Schroeder
to George e. w. Burley, which will