Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-15

Ftank Lake came up from Farm
ington last evening.
The Lady Minstrels can always
count on full house.
Henry Berri returned last evening
from trip over the Southern.
Siias w. Smith returned last even
Ing from short trip to Denver.
o.
Miss Evans, teacher at Ignacio,
was guest at the Strater last night.
Thanksgiving two weeks from to-
morrow. And turkeys are roosting
high.
The Entire Nous members have a
call-in for meeting on Friday even
ing.
Frank E1dredge went out on the
eastern piece this morning on bust
ness.
o.
The Ladies' Reading club meets to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. McCon-
nell.
Rev. C. A. Mohr and wife of Silver
ton were guests over night at the
Palace.
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I'll, \ IIu 10 a,.1 t,,1 rs.
evening from Dolores to have some
dental work done.
Mrs. w. r. Elder was one of the
Cortez contingent who attended the
Circle rally last night
Mrs. Pauline Hodgson of Pagosa
Springs was an arrival last night to
help make crowd at the Circle do
ings.
Squire Brown, brother of Ed NJ.
Brown, was reelected assessor of
Hinsdale county on the Republican
ticket
". -. RYE anu "A. "A. huSt, ReHlie-
men members of the Circle, came in
from Dolores last evening to attend
the meeting.
o. c. Young and wife of Carrolton.
Mo, are new arrivals to look over the
Durango section and see how 1t COM
pares with Missouri.
Mrs. Cheseman came in from Man
cos last evening to see how her SON
in-law. Jason Wilson. is getting along
at the Ochsner hospital.
Court adjourned at Cortez and the
officials returned home yesterday.
The session was short one. No
criminal cases were tried.
]. s. Hatcher, sheriff OF Pagosa
Springs. will bask in the sunshine of
California this winter leaving over
the Southern this morning.
William Boot of Montrose has been
buying cattle in the vicinity of Du.-
range the past few day. He started
east with a shipment this morning.
Mrs. Sam Moser and Mrs. Steve
Elkins of Mancos came in last even
ing to attend the Circle rally. They
are spending the day with friends in
town.
John NJ. Clark, the newly elected
sheriff of Montezuma county, was in
with his wife last night to attend the
Circle doings. They returned home
this morning.
Mrs. Matte Rush and Mrs. Ruah
Fiscus came over from Mancos last
evening to attend the Circle rally.
They were entertained over night by
the Southern. They returned home
this morning.
There will be meeting of the
Entire Nous dancing club Friday even
ing, November 16 at 1880 in the Local
Security companys office. All mem
bers are requested to be present
promptly at 1880. Important bust
ness BY order of the President.
NJ. 7. Chestnut, who is in town for
day or two from Red Mountain
feels confident that he is going to
open up a big mine. 1t is the San
Antonio, located near the Congress,
one mile south of Red Mountain. He
has twenty men at work and expects
to keep pounding away all winter
Mr. Chestnut will 90 to Rico to look
after some property before returning
to Red Mountain. He reports fine
weather at Red Mountain so far this
fall.
W. A. Bateman and B. Bran of
Calumet, Mich. who represent the
purchasers of the Nellie mine, came
in from that property last evening in
company with w. II. Lamb and reg.
istered at the Southern. They at
tended to the making out of the pa
DerS and denarted nm the aastarn tbia