Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-10

nome happy this morning. having wit
messed a genuine badger fight last
night
Robert McNicholas is spending
the day In the city. He is being talk
ed of for commissioner on the Dem
ocratic ticket.
Miss Margaret Young of Boston,
who has been spending a few weeks
at the Delayed mine. was a passenger
this morning for home.
John A. Porter and Miss Porter
were returning passengers for Denver
this morning. having spent large
portion OF the summer here.
The pipe organ for ST. Marks Epis-
copal church, costing $1.7O0, will be
installed December 1. 1t is memo.
rial to the late Rev. Ostenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Brennan return
ed last evening from their visit back
to the old home in Indiana. While
there Mrs. Brennan's sister died.
w. II. Harrison, brother-in-law of
w. H. Ostenberg. left this morning
for his home IN Kennard, Neb, after
a very plea t visit here OF several
weeks.
Mrs. w. I. Pearce of Silverton has
been stopping at the Palace the last
few days, having come down to enter
the ochner hospital. She goes to the
hospital today.
The mother and sisters OF Fred
stansbury, the young man who was
killed by live wire in Los Angeles.
went out to Hesperus this morning
| to visit friends,
c. E. Thompson. nephew Of Edgar
L., superintendent OF the Delayed
mine, was passenger for the East
this morning, intending to go to Buff
falo, Boston and New York City.
| Jack Goulding went to Flora Vista
this morning, There is big deal on
the string two investors coming to
look over the Goulding holdings in
New Mexico, which are very large.
| J. C, Bowman. the ex-merchant
prince OF Gladstone, returned last
evening from his visit at Pennington
and went up to Trimble Springs this
morning to enjoy life with Landlord
Freed awhile.
The Ouray ball team arrives Satur
day morning and; will play two
games. Folk is pitching great ball
and Ouray is coming with determine
ton to win. With Durango's new
line up there should be two fine
games.
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| Charley Stillwell has received or
ders from the merchants and manu-
facturers of Denver to be prepared to
take care of go over night August 16
when the stop here on their San Juan
excursion. What Durango paper was
1t that said there were three coming?
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The Colorado Evening Telegraph
succeeded in adding several thousand
subscribers throughout the state. The
management sent out attractive
young ladies wha made plea for
themselves more than the paper and
Durango men were too gallant to turn
them down.
Miss Florence Beatty left this
morning for Kansas City, as announc
ed few days ago, to enter school
She was accompanied by Miss Lila
Folsom, who will go from Kansas
City to Eskrldge, Kans., to attend
school. Herbert Beatty went yester.
day to Chama and will join the two
young ladies there. He will go to
school at Eskridge.
Snow, the colored porter. got out
his long tailed coat this morning and
put on white shirt and boarded the
Eastern for Denver this morning. He
had his rabbit foot in his inside peck.
ct, and friends kindly put a number
of Durango and Colorado-New Mexico
| fair tags on him. He Just went to
spend his vacation and will be back
In week or two.
Nick Cooke and DR.. A. L. Davis left
on the morning train for a few days
outing on the Conejos. They go to
Osier, secure horses and cross over
from that point. They are in for
some fishing and Nick has promised
to wire regarding the first big fish
that gets away. And 1t breaks our
heart MT fn ha u,fth thap,