Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-07-09

Big Red Apple line.
l.. r. Kalbaugh departed last even
ing for Silverton, where he will put
in the summer assaying.
]. o. Campbell returned last even
ing to Silverton, having spent the
Fourth with his family.
Miss Mary lockwood arrived last
evening from Baltimore for visit
with her brother Thomas.
w. N. Searcy, after enjoying brief
rest at the country home Of Edgar
Buchanan, returned last evening tol
Silverton.
James McHolland, conductor, spent
yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rob
erts and departed this morning for
Denver.
Mrs. Edward Hutchinson and chill
dren Of Bayfield, returned to their
home this morning. having spent the
past few days here.
Parties In from Pine river say the
stream is too high for fishing. II
will be another week or 10 days be
fore angling will be any good.
Rev. Sanderson of the Florida mesa
went out on the eastern this morn.
ing to Allison to hold services. He
drove in this morning from the mesa.
Mrs. ]. r. Wakelin will visit for a
while in Los Angeles, leaving on the
eastern this morning. On the way
she will stop at Humboldt, Ariz., to
see her son.
Mrs. Bnrwell was at the train this
morning to see her little girls off
They went down to their papa's camp
near Aztec to eat cherries and have
good time.
A large number OF young people,
anu DOhiC oiuOi chCSs "SiS - 'fS
depot last evening to say goodbye to
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Jones as they left
for Red Mountain.
The Misses Herman, who have been
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Kruschke,
departed this morning for their home
in Denver, saying they had had a de
| igntful time here.
c. l.. Mathews. who has been run
| ming a branch store for A. K. Fergu-
son at Silverton, has accepted posi-
ton with w. G. White.
Durango never overlooks the chance
| to let visitors know that we have the
| best water in the world. That water
| wagon is always out, logged up in its
best, whenever there is a crowd In
town.
Slattery played even with the Tel
mride people, winning three straight
| games. Durango fans need not feel
so bad. Telluride has an entirely
| paid team and supposed to be world
heaters.
| Thomas Mcconnell, brother ...oi
| Mayor C. Il. Mcconnell, with his fEtn
lily, and Charles Hammond, nephew
of the mayor, from Tacoma, are Wis
iting in Durango, arriving last evening
on the eastern.
Police Officer Dobbs was all excit
ed this morning; he was ratified and
didn't know whether to call the patrol
call the latter, however. 1t was all
over girl that arrived at his house
bright and early this morning.
| Yesterday was a record one in the
Durango money order department
And more money went to Italy than
the show will take out Of the city by
about $500, one man sending over
$500 and others totaling $4,000, not
to mention the domestic orders reach
ing about $1,000.
| Mrs. w. M. Gill and little son Earl
who have been visiting Chris Wright
and family, departed for their home
at Delta this morning. They will
stop few days in Telluride. The
boy wanted to stay till the Ferris
wheel packed up, and hopes the big
| show will stop at Delta after It leaves
| here.
The show people made mistake
| in locating "Nana's" tent so near the
Democrat office. Day has put in
most of his time rubbering to the
neglect of the judicial fight and paper
generally. OF course Tulley has to
keep up the pace and rented box
for the Coon Town" performances
| during the entire week.
The chorus of 30 young ladies' who
sang on the Fourth were last night
escorted through all the shows, the
guests of Ben Ferguson, the genial
and rustling advertising agent of the