Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-02

Sunday Having strengthened their
team they were confident OF capturing
the game.
Ex-County Commissioner H. G.
Schroeder returned home this morn
ing after spending the night In this
city. Says Pine river section is look
ing fine.
F. ]. Egan. head OF the Office force
at the smelter, returned last evening
from Denver, where he spent two
weeks. Mrs. Egan will remain a
week or two yet.
Miss Daisy Duncan. who arrived
last night from Jonesboro, Tenn,
went out this morning to Cortez for
few weeks visit with relatives. She
stopped last night Mt the Palace
w. @, Weaver. the station agent Mt
| Hesperus, comes down twice or three
times week to attend band practice,
being a member OF the Durango band.
He was down last night.
G. e. Wainwright Is n tourist from
Homestead, Pa. who is taking In the
southwest portion of the state. He
stopped at the Edelman last night
and went to Silverton this morning.
Postoflce Inspector A. p. Fredericks
came in from Denver last evening and
after enjoying the hospitality OF the
Edclman over night went out on the
Southern this morning Regular an
nual visit
Richard jenkins and wife and two
children passed through from Silver.
ton this morning on their way to
Wales. where they will spend the bal
ance of the summer and possibly all
winter
The switchboard for the Bonnie
Girl has arrived and is now installed,
ready for business and the Bonnie
Girl will now go ahead and help to
swell the output of the golden La Pla-
tas for 1906.
large quantity of rubber weed Ia |
being brought in from the rubber
camp at Fort Lewis and will be work. |
ed up into rubber Mt the local fac
tory. The weed Is bnled for ship.
ment like hay.
Al. Grant was about the last of the |
Elk delegation to return home, arriv- |
Ing Sunday evening. Mr.. Grant says |
he never had better time and that |
those remaining the second week en-
joyed the real cream.
A party of campers from Fort Lewis |
and vicinity who VIII spend ten days |
at Emerald lakes, stopped over night |
In town. The party is composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Aspaas. Mr. and |
Mrs. j. A. Schryver. Miss Minnie AS
paas, Miss Mary Spears, Miss Ora
Peterson and Paul Peterson.
Mrs. NJ. T.. AsSren of Aztec, who
has been visiting the past week at
Mancos, returned home this morning.
She was accompanied to Durango by
her granddaughter and the latter's
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il. jenkins
of Mancos, who were on their way to
Georgia. But they forgot trunk and
so while waiting for II they went to
vtn IN tho Inv JopktuQ
Is minister OF the gospel and has
been at Mancos the past few months.
c. G. Sroufe is expected in this
evening, being enroute to Aztec where
the right of way hearing between the
Arizona & Colorado and Denver &
Rio Grande takes place before ref
cree appointed by Judge Abbott of
Albuquerque. The hearing will prob
ably last several days when adjourn
ment will be taken to Deming, N. NJ,
for final hearing
A Montreal woman who wants $685.
900 for breach of promise itemizcs
the bill at $1,000 for mental anguish,
$1,000 for wedding clothes, $2O0
DOCTORS bill, and ESTIMATED cost OF
living for 25 years at 5000 per year.
which would have been borne by the
defendant as aer husband had he mar
ried her. $4,000" Some Of those
who go counting would like to dis
count their undigested securities on
this basis.
A clergyman, says Ewing Herbert,
preached rather exhaustive sermon
from the text, Thou art Weighed in
the Balance and Found Wanting.
After the congregation had listened
about an hour some began to get
| weary and went out; others followed,
greatly to the annoyance OF the min
lister. Soon another person started,