Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-10-22

nornng to see so0e friends.
George Geosien and family. who
have been away from Durango Cor a
number of years. have returned. They
have recently been In the state OF
John Kellenberser's California wine
house 10 handling lots of goods these
days. Family trade, to which the
house gives its particular attention Is
growing. Pure goods and
moderate prices bring the trade.
c. q. Hopkins, secretary of the pro-
hibition state committee, lectured on
his subject at the Methodist church
l2a night. His audience was not very
large, but they were instructed and
amused who went to hear the lecture.
A considerable movement in An
inas City real estate is imminent.
The Herald has information from re-
liable sources that several large trans
fers of lots will be made in the near
future. Persons of some local prom
inence financially are interesting
in the movement and it
would not be surprising If quite a
boon we're to result
4 load of the recently discovered
fire clay has been taken out to the
Pressed Brick company's
plant and will be moulded and burnt
there. This fire clay 10 of excellent
quality and will open up new indus
try here, since fire bricks are very
especially when they are
shipped in from distance. The locs-
ton of the find is at present a secret.
Miss Lorene Fitzgerald of Farming
ton came up last evening and met her
cousins, Willie and Gladys Knorr. who
arrived from Chicago On the eastern
train. The Knorr children recently
lost their mother and are to make
their homo with the U1tzgeralds at
Harrington.
4 n. hooson. inspector Of dead
timber in the forestry service of the
government. who has bean inspecting
on the Hontsxuma fsssrw4 left this
morning for Monte vis0 in the San
Juan reserve whsEs ho win do some
more inspseti1s. after which he will
70 = WAAtngtsa, D. G.
G. l. PaAsrhrido1. AAdl lately the
proprietor of the 0s1AA 0alsl At Sill
vsrtoA passsA through bound for Den
yer this nOrning. NJ. Pstherbrdge
will step In Daavsr for only . short
Tina going from thsss East where
he will 00l the winter. He dossn't
expect 10 return to this sAotioa aouA
for Q permanent dAy.
Much attentiao was attracted = the
depot last evening by tho eight OF 4
young man In the costume OF . sailor.
his cap bearing the legend U. S. s.
Psnsasola. Investigation disclosed
the fAct that the young man was VIII
Stewart who is on . furlough of ten
days on his way to Silvsrton for a
visit with his people.
Cards vsre received last evening
Announcing the marriage OF Miss Ger.
trude l. Dayton to Mr.. Norman M.
Thompson at Denver on the fifteenth
Of this month. Mrs. thompson was
formerly with fank Adredge and
later with lockwood and Perkins in
this city and Mr.. Thompson holds a
responsible position with the Amerl-
can Smelling and Refining company
here. The Herald extends congratula-
tions and wishes the happy couple a
blssful married life.
A marriage license was issued to-
day by County Clerk Eddy permitting
Martin juno and Norija Adamlc to
assume the conjugal tie. Both are
members Of Durango's Austrian col
ony.
There WAS q large gathering Of Re
publicans at the headquarters In the
Ritter block to attend the Smoker"
given by the Young Mems Republican
club last night. A very sociable time
was the result and much enthusiasm
vas evoked by the discussion Of polit- |
cal affairs. Such meetings are bene-
icial and more of them should be
ield before the close of the campaign
Later developments in the case Of
Peter ASpaas. who was reported as
'rrested for cattle-stealing in the Her
IA Of yesterday. are to the effect that
nstead Of assisting him Constable