Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-10-15

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10 evasion.
Mrs. Lillian Hartman Johnson ar
lived In Durango from the Montezurna
valley last evening. Mrs. Johnson has
been in the valley for a week OF more
having a visit with old friends.
Miss Margaret Jackson, who. has
been visiting her cousin Miss Ger
trude Raymond, lef. for Ouray last
evening. stopping over night at Trim
Bile Springs.
H.R. Lowe left on the Southern for
a trip to see pupils of the Interna-
tional correspondence schools, OF
which Institution he is the Durango
Still the Fourteenth street loot
bridge Is in darkness and no traveller
knows as he crosses but what he viii
be sandbagged, robbed and thrown
into the river.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mullen Of Oak Grove ranch on the
Florida, an eight-pound boy. The lit
tie one made its advent last night.
e. r. Wickham of Colorado Springs
and Thomas Wickham of Newark.
Ohio. arrived last evening on the east
ern train and went to Pennington this
morning to look over the country.
The display OF farm products in the
board of trade rooms is beyond doubt
the finest ever gotten together in this
section. 1t has been artistically ar
ranged by w. r. Armstrong and pho
tographed.
w. A. Hunter, the Pennington mer-
chant, and Mrs. Hunter arrived from
the East last evening. Mr.. Hunter
went to Pennington and Mrs. Hunter
to Dolores. where she will visit with
friends for while.
The local Mexicans had baille at
their hall on Second avenue and Fifth
street last night. Some OF them got
too much aguardlente aboard and
there was scrap. No damage was
done and no cuchillos came into evi-
dence.
A bunch of Eagles is going down to
Pennington in the morning to initiate
a lot of the boys down there. The
$3.50 rate will hold and any Eagles
who may desire to avail themselves
of the opportunity to visit the fruit
belt are invited to join the party.
Miss Ona Pattinger, who has been
In Durango several months, during
which time she has taught elocution
with success, left for Pueblo this
iloThiuB ana Will ~ iiohi thSiS "
Canon City, her home town, in ali
probability.
Rev. w. II. Ferguson left this morn.
ing for Pueblo, where he will fill the
pulpit OF Rev. NJ. H. Macleod next
Sunday. From Pueblo MIR. Ferguson
will go to Colorado Springs and at
tend the Presbyterian synod, return
ing to Durango in about week from
this date.
John NJ. Crawford, better known as
Fatty" the Hay Gulch statesman.
who was delegate in the Republican
convention of yesterday, and was
placed in nomination for school super
intendent because he would lend
weight to the ticket" left for home this
morning. Fatty" took the josh good
naturedly, as he takes everything.
Messrs. ]. H. Arnold, who has had
his office with r. s. Clements over
the First National bank, and John
Turner, familiarly known as Jack"
who has been working the Turner
ranch in the Animas valley, have
formed co-partnership in the real es-
tate and insurance business with Of
fices In the Democrat block. Both
are favorably known in Durango and
they have fine line of insurance
companies on their list besides many
pieces of country and town property
for sale and rent. They should find
no difficulty in getting share of the
business In their line.
There will be meeting of the
young Republicans at the office of
the Durango Engineering company
over Graden's store tomorrow evening
at which club will be organized. An
effort will be made to get every
young Republican in Durango and vi
cinity into the club so that all may
unite in the election of the entire Re
publican ticket on November 6. Every
young Republican who is interested