Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-28

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They say the New Mexico fruit bel
: is more talked of in Washington thaI
; any other section of the Unitet
States. This SHOWS that some effect
i've advertising is being done for tha
country.
Mrs. Burwell returned last evening
from a short visit with friends at Al
lison
d. G. Miller came in last evening
to take a look at the May Day He
was accompanied by his two sons
Hugh B. and David.
The six-omonths'-od babe of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Kane died last even.
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Kane live on
Fourth avenue.
The Silyerton ball players go TO
| Telluride to play Saturday and Sun
day. One game will be played each
| afternoon for the gate receipts, which
may be safely estimated at about
s400.
DR.. Ochsner was called to the Bon
| ME Girl last night owing to the Ill
! ness of Superintendent Allen The
doctor returned this morning and
thinks Mr.. Allen will get along all
right
Mrs. G. w. Franklin will visit her
son-in-law, George Scibird, and fam
lily, in Union, Ore. leaving last even
ing by way of Silverton. She was ac-
companied by Coe and his wife. who
go with her as far as Ouray.
George Weaver whose friends have
missed MIN for some time, Is down
from Silverton for few days visit
with his family Mr. Weaver is busy
with contract work in that great min
ing metropolis OF the San Juan.
the treasurers office the last few
days. Mr.. Parshall is afraid man
just abont to be married might get
the figures in the wrong column. Mr..
Parshall has been there himself
A happy event which has been OF
much interest TO Durango young peo-
pie since the news got out, Is the
wedding OF Mr.. T. II. Jones and Miss
Josie Sullivan, which OCCURS tomor.
row evening at the home of Miss Sui
liyan's mother on the North Side
Only relatives and a few intimate
friends will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Sanders have
been kept busy denying a report that
they were going to quit Durango and
take up their residence in Alamosa
Friends have been calling them up by
phone today, wanting to know about
it. Mr.. Sanders, VINO learned the rail
road business on the Rio Grande
Southern and mas always worked on
the Southern, will remain with the
Southern awhile yet.
Before you wish to call your sole
The remains of Frank Hughes will
be taken ont in the morning for
Butte, Mont. by his widow.
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The teachers institute. which will
August, promise to be unusually in
teresting. Preparations for a mum
ber of new features are under head
way.
The great philanthropsits and sages
for many years nave been studying
a solution for their race, but II they
permit their countrymen to remain
much longer in the land of the Rom
anoffs there will be no need of a so
luton.
Residents on the North Side have
been troubled considerably of late by
petty thieving Providers have even
robbed the springs along the river
bank where people keep their milk,
butter and meat. Last evening about
dusk Douglas Tow saw a man slip
ping along the side of his high board
fence and ne first turned the hose on
him and then ran into the house and
got mis- gun and fired four shots down
into the bushes where the man disap-
peared.
A majority of the engineers engag
ed on the Panama canal have bedn
taken from the middle west The
president OF an eastern technical
school recently called the attention of