Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-10-11
From Mondays Daily.

ing and is here today.
Robert H. Sloan has bought from
Mrs. C. ]. O'Keefe, her residence
property on Third avenue, north OF
the Methodist church.
II. F. Davis and wife and C. f.
Davis OF Colorado Springs, who have
interests in the vicinity of Durango.
ore here for a short visit
Mrs. Arthur Fassbinder has gone to
Silverton to be with Arthur, who is
employed on the Tom Moore mine.
Her sister, Miss Molander, went up
with her.
Returning from San Juan county,
New Mexico, George X Griffin stopped
over in Durango yesterday, and con.
tinued to Silverton by the early train
this morning.
Miss Helen Freeman departed this
morning for New York city, where
she will enter a musical college. Mr..
b N. Freeman, her father, accompan-
led her as far as Denver.
Sheriff Elmer e. Hatcher of Archu-
leta county came over from Pagosa
Springs yesterday for the transaction
of a little private business and re-
turned home this morning.
II. S. Ashenhurst and w. s. Crosby
of Colorado Springs, who have been
visiting the cliff dwellings in the Man
cse canon, returned from there yes
terday and left for home this morning.
large number of friends were at
the depot yesterday morning to bid
Tom Davis and wife Eau revoir. but
not goodbye" all freely predicting
their return to Durango sooner or la
ter.
E. NJ. Biggs of the New Mexico
Lumber company at Edith and the
furnishings Lumber company at
FL Vado, was visitor in Durango
over Sunday, returning to Edith this |
morning.
A. Hahn and daughter are at home |
after visit to the East. Mr.. Hahn |
saw the Chicago and other markets in |
the interest of his jewelry business
and hiSp daughter stopped in Omaha
with friends
Yarworth Powell, son of Joe Powell |
of Pine Ridge, broke his right arm at |
the wrist by fall from grain stack |
on his fathers ranch yesterday morn
ing. He was brought to Durango last
evening and had the injured member |
dressed by Dr. Lackey.
Reese McCloskey went down to Az
tee this morning to represent the |
'Nenver & Rio Grande Railroad COM
ny in some condemnation cases |
which come before the district court |
at the present term.
Superintendent ]. NJ. Shelton of the |
Indian school at Shiprock, N. NJ, ac-
companied Mrs. Shelton to Durango |
yesterday. Mrs. Shelton left this |
morning for the South, having had |
advices of the sickness of relative. |
Mr. Shelton is in town today.
The Juniors won both ball games |
yesterday. In the morning they de-
feated the High school by score of
20 to 1 and in the afternoon they
done up" the Grays by 20 to 8. The
Juniors have not lost game this
year.
David Ramsey spent Sunday in Du-
range with his wife, returning to Sill
verton last evening. Mr.. Ramsey re-
ports satisfactory progress on the
oourt house foundation for which he
gas the contract and says the super
Nructure VIII be Dulll next summer.
: ,SIulge j. r. McFie, Court Stenog-
,JJher A. NJ. Bergers, Attorney Alex.
Mad and Interpreter ]. D. Sena ar
rived last evening and went to Aztec
this morning, where district court will
be held. Some condemnation cases
for the ID. & r. G. and some mi-or
civil cases are to be heard.
Mrs. Mary Cook, who lives in Horse
gulch, two miles from town, came in
today and reported COW stuck in
gully near her home. Two men will
start from the Herald office at 4:30
this afternoon to get the COW out and
would be glad II someone would vol
unteer to help.
Fire in lumber pile at the north
end of Stubbs & Jallways lumber
yard called the fire department out
at haIf-past two this afternoon. The