Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-27

t Masonic Grand lodge there. AL Far
ley. who accompanied him there, re
turned with him.
DR.. Osler's mother is living, at the
age of 100, In Toronto. She is report
ed to be bright and spry, too. Long
may she live on to exemplify the alb
surdity of her sons theory.
Miss Bernie Koehler passed through
J from Pennington Saturday evening
going to Silverton. She was Joined
here by her sister, who had stopped
over with Miss Marguerite Jackson.
Mrs. Walter Hayes is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wigglesworth,
having arrived Saturday evening.
Miss kermode, who came with her
from Cortez returned home this
morning
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Pickerill ar.
rived home from Denver last even
ing. Will attended the Masonic Grand
lodge and Mrs. p. went along for
company and to visit relatives and
friends.
The Olberts held family reunion
at Thompson's park yesterday. Three
generations were represented by 40
individuals. Quite an unusual thing
in these days of small families or no
families at all.
Frank Eldredge was over from Du.
range, Saturday, looking after bust.
ness affairs. Mr.. Eldredge thinks the
| Mancos valley is all right and his ex-
perience in his line OF business makes
him good judge, in such Matters
| Montezuma Journal
| F. r. Graham, who has been away
| for several months, returned unex-
| pectedly from Denver yesterday. Mr.
| Graham has been in the Northwest.
| has visited Alaska and has taken in
every place that his fancy dictated
he should take in. He is looking In
| excellent condition.
The rendition of "A Royal Slave"
! by Gordan & Bennet's company at
| the Durango opera house Saturday
night was greeted by about half an
audience. The play was pronounced
good by everybody present The
company left for Mancos this morn
ing. where they will show tonight.
G. II. McHenry is among those who
see that visitors at Pennington are
provided for. 1t seemed to be pleas
ure for him to furnish his two rigs
to visitors so they could get around
the neighborhood and visit the or
chards. Mr.. McHenry not only has
the thanks of The Herald push in
this regard, but several others.
The Democrats influence was
shown by the fact that its candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
district judge did not have a delegate
in the convention.
There should be plenty of time
given for every voter to be informed
of the time of holding the Republican
primaries. The call should be out at
least two weeks in advance of the
convention.
A Georgia Judge has decided that
Il every mans duty to kiss his wife
at least once day, the best time be-
ing when he gets home at night
There are some mean men, though
who will prefer to 10 it the first
thing in the morning, so as to have
it over with.
There can be no close corporation
machine county ticket. The rank
and file of the Republican party
shouiu NC biNtH "
sending representative delegates t.
the convent ton and there will be
question but that men of standin
and ability will be named for tn
various county positions.
The Silverton Miner says: White
is knocking at the door of summe
before she gets her bonnet on. A
fellow gets his flannels off jus
about long enough to send them to
the laundry and get them back, an
IL his credit isn't good at the laundry
he some times don't get them bac
soon enough to keep off the cold
chills.
Frank Allen is the right man II
the right place when 1t comes to ca
tering to big crowds. The rush
Pennington last week proved thi
conclusively His hotel was running
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