Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-26

From Mondays Daily.
Mrs. Rams. f. McFadden. who is
visiting Mrs. Geo. E. West, is meet
ing many old friends and having an
enjoyable visit.
Chas. Sherrer and wife of Silver
ton who nave been visiting the city
several days, returned home yester-
day evening.
A. p. Camp returned from Denver
yesterday evening, having accompau
led his sister Mrs. Brainard, thar far
on her return to Minneapolis.
Chas. 4. Glendenning. secretary OF
the New Eden Ditch company OF Az
tee, came up yesterday to meet his
wife, who arrived from Canon City
Superintendent p. B. McAtee of the
Fourth division of the Rio Grandc
and b. II. Benson, master mechanic,
went up to Silverton today on rail
way affairs.
Patrick Joyce ana wife OF Antonito
arrived yesterday evening to attenu
the funeral Of Mrs. Ceor ;e Logan al
silverton today. Mrs. joyce is a sis
ter of George Logan.
Sim NJ. Ransom, VINO has return.
ed from trip to Santa Fe. viii 81
back to Rico, where he has been foi
81 years and resume his exploration
of the district for a mine.
Friends CT the dead in the Ole
Animas cemetery are discussing Is
proposition to secure water from the
city reservoir, which viii be easils
done. to water that plot, Where there
are over thousand buried.
Miss Catherine Logan, sister o.
George and brothers Dave and VII
came in from Pueblo yesterday even
ing to join the funeral train to Silver
ton today. Miss Logan is an intellect
ual and interesting young woman.
o.
The marriage OF Ruth Isabel Win
ters, daughter of br. w. r. Winters
at Los Angeles, on April 14th to
Ralph c. DeVaughan. is announced
Miss Winters is said TO have made
o very happy marriage, the groom be
ing well-todo citizen Of the beau
tiful city.
j. w Bradbury. who brought in n
new engine. No 100. for the Silverton
& Eureka railway. was the guest yes
terday of his old friend. II. B. Ben
nett, master mechanic for the Rio
Grande at Durango. Mr. Bradbury
will bring the "Three-Spot engine
down and take it east.
The foundation for the new Mas
cot building is finished and the wood
en- shell is to be moved back to allow
brick work to begin Adjoining on
the north the Thomson building ol
25xl35 feet is progressing on the
foundation and will soon be ready
for brick.
DR.. Carpenter returned last even.
ing from her trip to Old Mexico, con
Guiding DurangoeTas good enough for
her.
The Denver Post has a story saying
that Judge Adair Wilson, among 9TH
er Colorado people. got ont OF the Pal
ace hotel at Frisco safely From this
it will be presumed that his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Brown and children, also
made their escape.
A Mexican was brought before
Judge Houx this morning for doing a
carriage business without procuring a
license. Judge Houx told him to go
and pay the license and go ahead and
there would be no fine, the offender
having said he did not know there
was an ordinance requiring the pay
ment of license.
j. NJ Kinsley, manager of the San
Juan Fruit and Produce Growers as
sociation was the guest of G. w. Nc
Coy this week. Mr.. Klnsley is doing
good work for the association, en-
larging the market scope and assur
ing better prices than ever the com
ing year.--Aztec Index
BY helping the Grand Army and
other organizations TO observe Dec
Grafton day you will aid materially in
making the cemeteries at Green.
mount and Animas City more beauti-
full There should be no unsightly
heaps and patches of brush in either
A grubbing hoe will do the work and
a match will make the finish. Clean
up the cemeteries and get water to
the lots as fast as convenient.
Henry Schultz of Bayfield, handed
the Herald a S. bill this forenoon for
the California sufferers. Mr.. Schultz
has a son attending the university at
Palo Alto who is no doubt listed
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