Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-27

e h"s pousht OF the GOuldfngs.
j. Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav c. Cromel
S Miss Mary Cromer. Mrs, Andrus
S Mrs e. Carter and Miss Olive Mau
: rev OF Telluride are down for the fair
5 kellenberger has re-arranged an,
added to his curio window some new
| ,hihgs, among them photograph
bearing the legend "Hanno's Badge,
r Fight" 1t is very realistic produc
ton.
During the fair. school takes up"
at $3.50 In the morning and Tets OUT
AZ O'Clock, to give the pupils n
chance to see the fair.
Mrs Lillian Hartman johnson ia
Inc guest of Mrs. J. a. Coppingsr at
| ner home on West Second avenue.
North Durango. during her visit in
Durango.
New sidewalks have been built
from the Junction creek bridge to
the fair grounds on the west side Of
Main avenue. This was a very de.
sirable and necessary Improvement
which the people who attend the fair
VIII much appreciate.
The fair directors are TO be con.
graduated upon their ultImatum that
there must be no delay in the races.
The jockey who is on the other side
oil the track when 1t is time to start
will be left out.
j. II. McDevitt Is confined to tina
house with case of lumbago. A very
unpleasant visitation and one which
we trust Mac will bear as meekly as
Is consistent with his gentle and
meek character.
Bessie Kelley, who has been con.
fined in the county jail on the charge
OF perjury in connection with the
Young case. was released on bonds
furnished by Frank Levan and Bessie
Rivers today.
The Democrat Will occupy the
Clark building, In the rear of the
present quarters with the mechanical
department of the paper. The offices
VIII be In the rear portion of the
present mechanical department.
Sheriff Joseph Theno of Dolores
county has brought his family to
Durango for the winter. When he
sets them settled Mr. Theno will re-
turn to Rico until the mid-winter
months, when he will join the family
here.
An iron trolley pole is being erect.
ed on the new Main avenue bridge
by ]. r. Ball. Its appearance is quite
superior to that of the old wooden
poles which are strung along the
street. Pity all OF the poles can't be
OF iron.
Charles Morgan arrived from Rico
last evening on his way to Pueblo. |
He has been employed on the Rico
News with George HUT, but George
has concluded to run the paper alone
this winter and Mr.. Morgan Is seek
ing work elsewhere.
Doc Creager, well known among
all sawmill people and commercial
men in this section, is in town, hav
ing come over from Pagosa Springs
yesterday. He has been with the
Furnishings Lumber company at e.
Vado, N. NJ, until recently.
Dave Day pens a daily paragrap
bout subserviency of Republicans
holding public positions. or course
Day never held one. Again he never
sold out his paper to Cleveland to
holu MS JoD NO. lay would not
think Of doing such a thing. Dave is
entitled to brass collar with blue
label for his loyalty and refusal
accept office.
The Hawthorn Musical club playe
et Redmen hall under the auspices OF
the High school last night to large
and appreciative audience. Every
number was thoroughly enjoyed and
many we're encored. The High
school is deserving of much credit
for having arranged the splendid Sc
ries of entertainments of which this
is the first of the season, and II all
are as good as that OF last night no
cause for complaint will be found.
An amusing incident occurred at
the depot this morning Just before
the Pennington train pulled out, in
which local physician and man