Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-05
From Mondays Daily.


ton.
]. A. Schreyer of Kline is In the
city.
Mrs. r. 6kHolder of lockwood is
at the Palace.
Mrs. A. NJ. Edwards of Pennington
is at the Strater.
Martin Lenander is down from
lockwood.
John Hornbein of Silverton Is at the
Strater.
Mrs F. n. Frakes and son of Pa
Kosa are at the Inter Ocean.
Harry Pawd and John Mcneil Of
Silverton are at toe Inter-Ocean.
j. G.. Merrill of Los Angeles is
among the recent arrivals.
Sam May turns over to the Herald
the horn knob of an umbrella lost by
somebody.
Peter Goslln of lockwood is among
us. Peter is not a gosling, but full
fedged.
j. H. McDevitt, internal revenue
collector, departed this morning for
Denver.
Durango's streets, impossible for
mud a few days ago, are about ready
for the sprinkler again.
w. C. Mayo of Aztec is among the
busy throngs, jostled about by
strangers in bustling city.
f. w. Dalton and G. j. Stearns
came down from Trimble yesterday
evening and stopped at the Strater.
w Fl. Blake long associated with
the Montezuma valley irrigation sys-
TEN, is a visitor.
Mrs. ]. H. Farlow and children de-
parted this morning for sojourn OF
three months in Ohio.
Joe Melrose and James ]. Lowell
have been appointed range riders on
the MonteZuma forest reserve.
c. F. Pargin, of Alison, came In
yesterday evening from Bayfield, with
E NJ. Mason, whose wife is critically
Ill at Ochsner's hospital.
DR.. ]. P. George of Riverside, on
the Animas, who was formerly physi
clan for the Midland railway. is at the
Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. c. Honaker came
down over the slides yesterday bring
ing their dead baby, which they took
to the former home at Mancos for
burial this morning.
Mrs. j. E. Allen, of Telluride, ar
rived at the Palace yesterday evening
to meet her husband, who mas accept
ed responsible position with the Du-
range Brewing company.
o.
Relatives in Durango received
telegram yesterday announcing the
death of the infant baby girl of Luna
Morrison and wife. The baby will be
buried at Dolores today.
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T. f. Peterson is down from the
lockwood power plant where he has
just completed 90-foot span bridge
across the Animas river.
w. w. Danforth of Telluride is here
to have his little daughter operated
upon at Mercy hospitiAs for append
c.tis.
Lieutenant Grant of the Salvation
Army departed this morning for Grip
pie Creek to enter upon the WORK
there. Miss Grant is the young lady
whose voice mas stopped people to
listen on First avenue for several
months.
Henry Behrman, who sold ranch
recently that looked good for coal, in
Ridges basin, and who has made an
investment at Boulder, sent mis- fam
fly down to the educational town this
morning and will look for another
ranch which will get the price.
o
j. l.. McGue, father of the ubiqui-
tous pressman on the Herald, who
mas been indisposed for sometime
due to overwOrk in the Rio Grande
shops. departed this morning for an
extended trip in search of better
health.
l.. P. Main, an old friend OF Attor-
ney F. C. Perkins. register OF the Du'
range land office. returned to his
home at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, this
morning after being in Durango long
enough to make up his mind tnat IL
is a growing western city without
rival