Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-18
two weeks vacation with his parents

an enthusiastic gathering OF the boys
in blue.
w. N. Kght is enroute TO Farming
ton from California Mr. Kight is a
hustler and mas great faith In the
lower country.
NJ. II. Copeland is doing substitute
work OH the rural route, vice Mr.. Hill
doing carrier substitute work for
Frank Lake. Jr.
Nine chances out of 10 Days sup
port will XIII every Democrat aspiring
for offlce. Rough on rats Is NOT in II
with Day boost.
Black leg is causing the death OF
calves and ycarlings In the vicinity
Of Cedar Hill. Sam TRULY came up
after vaccine last evening.
Frank Hartman will tell about tho
country and conditions as he finds
them. The plain, unvarulshed tru'h
handled In readable manner.
w. $. Kincaid, game warden, az
rived from Denver last night stop
sod al the Edelman, and went out
,gain on he eastern this morning.
Florence O'Driscoll has bought the
fruit and confectionery stand of VIM.
Rodgers. next door south of Graden's
Mir. Rodgers contemplates an eastern
trip.
A number OF nimrods will angle for
spe ci,led beauties tomorrow. Here
hoping each and every one will have
good luck and remember the poor and
needy.
Lauta Rountree came in from the
east last night and met her friend
Jeanie Piolemy, from Mancos at the
Savoy. They went out to Mancos this
morning
Mrs. Louise b. Miller and son oI
Sioux City, Ia. stopped at the savoy
last night, going on to Silverton this
morning where they will make an ex
tended visit.
The Fruitland Tribune says tna'
while grasshoppers are not as nnmei
Gus in that section as a gear ago, still
nl, IN r..
prompt attention.
State Game Warden Woodard dc
parted for Denver this morning. The
Herald was not admitted to hi, star
chamber meeting. hence is not onto
his political curves.
M. Y. Farewell, formerly state sen
ator and one of the well known citi
zens of the sugar beet country around
Rocky Ford. has been spending sew
eral days In Durango.
Editor f. p. Wilson of the Aztec
Index and his wife were at the Pal
ace last night. Mr.. wilson returned
home this morning. Mrs Wilson
went east to visit friends.
T. e. Lynn of Omaha. Neb., stop
ped at the Palace last night. He went
out on the Southern this morning to
Mancos mining properties.
W. S. Weightman is sure enough
handling piles of strawberries these
days. In addition to regular ship.
mems from the Animas valley he re
ceived a dozen or more crates from
Canon City.
Mrs. J. Mcmillan who has just sold
her hotel property at Aztec, stopped
at the Palace last night, going out on
the eastern this morning bound fol-
Cripple Greek where she expects to
make her home for the future.
The Herald joins in sympathy with
Mrs. ID F. Day and Mrs. Joseph Smith
in the deata of a sister. Mrs. L. II
Harrison, at st. Louis Thursday Mrs.
Harrison visited Durango some yeai
ago and made many friends.
Miss Kate Norton came in last
night from Paonia. Colo, and stopped
at the Edelman. She left this morn
ing for Pennington where she will re
side with her relatives. She had nev
er seen the new home.
L. NJ. Hockey and wife, and Alfred
A. Storey and wife of Philadelphia
were, at the Strater last night. leay-
ing this morning for Siverton. They
will visit with their old friend Geo.
Crawford of Red Mountain.
DIR. r. S. Conaway and her son Geo.
F. Conaway came up from Farming
ton last night, where they have been
spending the winter and continued on
this morning to their home In ROLLS.
la. They stopped at the Palace while
in town.
The Herald regrets that rneuma.