Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-13

he goes, 1t Is really a very difficult
undertaking. The story of how he
did 1t Is told in McCutcheon's own in
teresting style and is worth reading
Brewster had plenty of courage and
the grit to begin life on nothing
when at the end of the year it seem
ed for a time that his million had
gone for nothing.
If Durango could secure Kane and
another player from Salida we would
be strictly in 1t for the rest of the
season.
Landlord Freed came down this
morning to see what ne could find
new In the markets for his guests to-
morrow.
We. Gill, manager of the Duran
go Girl mine, returned last evening
from few weeks business trip to
Chicago.
| Gerald Strayer went home this
morning, the first time since he had
his eye removed. His father came
down after him
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sheets are NOV
Ing today. VIII hereafter be domi-
ciled in the Newman residence on
Third avanuo
Billy Mack is back at the throttle
between Durango and Rico, going to
work this morning after several
weeks layoff
Chancellor Buchtel will read from
j. Whitcomb Riley and others at the
First Methodist church this evening.
Everybody cordially invited.
Chancellor Buchtel is a personal
acquaintance Of J. Whitcomb Riley,
from whose writings he will read this
church.
Chancellor Buchtel Is fine i'm.
personator OF Mr.. Dooley. He will
modern philosopher this evening at
the First Methodist church.
Jack Slattery has picked up two of |
fhn v,ln ~ ha doc,,
Ida club-Morehead and Clifford |
Morehead passed through to Silver
ton last evening, Clifford having got
left at Pueblo.
o. S. Galbreath formed the advance
guard of Red Men going to Fort Col |
Inns to attend the state meeting of
that order, leaving this morning
Judge Pike. William Gill and Joseph
e. Jackson will go tomorrow.
Isaac Wetherill of Chester, Pa,
who has been spending few weeks
in these parts, departed for home
Athis morning over the Southern. He
will stop at Mancos to see his uncle
Dick and will go on by way of Mont
rose.
Charley Casad, who had been out
on the Valleclto with his wife and
some friends fishing, was brought in
last night owing to slight accident
While crossing the stream on a log
he slipped on and was cut severely
on knot.
ANY one knowing the whereabouts
| OF Fl. N. Campbell will confer a favor
upon the man by informing Rev. w.
| Fl. Ferguson, who is In receipt OF a
letter from the East informing him
of the death of his mother and leav-
ing an estate to her son.
Mrs. A. o. Allison, who has been
departed this morning for her home
in Manti, Utah. She took little Ger
trude Broughton along with her to
spend the rest of the summer. and
Beatrice went as far as Rico. where
she will visit with friends a month.
| Mrs. Fl. NJ. Andrews will represent
the Pocahontas at Fort Collins, leav-
ing this morning. She was accom-
panied by her daughters. Miss Geor-
| gia and Miss Nellie and son Malcom.
They will stop at Canon City to see
their grandmother.
Mrs. Gustafson of Silverton died
this morning at the Ochsner hospital,
She was brought down a short time
ago suffering with internal Assesses
and blood poison. An operation was
performed and she was temporarily
relieved. but her condition was not
strong enough to enable her to re-