Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-02
From Mednesday.s Daily.


FrsU Wednesdays Daily.
o. S. Galbreath has a case at Pa
gosa Springs and went out for that
place this morning.
VIM. p. Vale is at Animas Forks
looking after some mining property
of his. He has not been up there In
two years.
Jim Benefits horse kicks. Kicks
at such big fellow as Jim riding
him. The horse thinks Jim is big
enough to walk
DR. Turrell and wife and Miss Win
ME Turrell departed this morning for
Denver, where they expect to put in
two weeks or more.
The Rev. N II. Lee. d. D., presid-
ing elder, win speak at the First M.
e. church this evening at p. m. Ev-
erybody kindly invited.
o
Mrs. Kruschke and son Leslie
mounted saddle horses this morning
and enjoyed n fine ride out to Char.
ley Parsons ranch, where they are
spending the day.
Mrs. f. NJ. Ferguson returned last
evening from a visit with her rela-
tives at Juanita. She will soon go to
Telluride TO live, Mr. Ferguson be-
ing employed there with the Globe
Express company.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Chestnut left
last evening for Red Mountain, where
Mr.. Chestnut will be busy for some
time looking after his large mining
interests. Mrs. Chestnut went along
so as TO have n few days in the cool
mountains.
Just bear in mind that the present
city council is Democratic. And also
bear in mind that the police admins
tration Is Democratic And bear in
mind the stone bridge is Democratic
Just remember all these things when
you have that tired feeling.
D.
Mrs. Grady has given up the Edel-
man hotel and that institution will be
continued by Barney Edelman. Mr..
Edelman took possession this morn
ing. During the time Mrs. Grady
conducted this hotel it became fav-
orite stopping place for a large num-
Der of travelling people, who will be
sorry that she mas quit.
The condition of Miss Ruth Back
niger has so far improved that Mrs.
Hopkins, her mother, felt free to go
home to Hermosa last evening" The
neighbors up there are good. Since
Mrs. Hopkins has had to give all her
time to her daughter the neighbors
have taken hold and picked her fruit
and are putting it up for her.
Judge Il. NJ. Long and wife left this
morning for Glenwood Springs, where
they will spend four or five weeks.
When the judge returns he will come
with government men who will de-
termine the character of the lands
that have been withdrawn from en-
try, and then they will be again
thrown open to entry.
]. A. Turner has leased the Shan
non house on Second avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, and his wife,
assisted by her sister, Miss Martin,
have opened restaurant which will
appeal to those who want a good meal
at reasonable prices. The house has
been renovate% and placed in good
condition and the ladies' invite the
boarding public to give them call.
Mrs. Carl Gansen and three chill
dren arrived from Independence
Kan, last evening and are at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ Ray
mand. Mrs. Gansen being a niece of
Geo N. and S. w. Raymond. Frank
Wetzel. father of Mrs Gansen, went
to Pueblo to meet and accompany
them to Durango. They will prob
ably remain in this invigorating eli
mate couple of months.
Miss Mary Dunbar. Miss Margaret
OBrien, and Robert Thuner, who
have been spending the past few
weeks here, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunbar and Mr. and Mrs. Ba-
ker, departed this morning for their
homes in Michigan. Miss Mary Dun.
bar is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dunbar. She returns to Detroit.
Miss O'Brien's home is in Grand
Haven and Mr.. Tuners home in De
troit.
The Pennington train did not I'M
load Its burden of fruit last night un.
I'll after the eastern and the Southern