Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-10-01

II. "A. hlgnt was an arrlYai via tnc
Big Red Apple line last evening. He
came up to see whether 1t could rain
in Durango
George Weaver came from Aztec |
last evening. He Is still somewhat |
lame from the effects OF the accident
which occurred week or SO ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brown were
among the arrivals from Silverton
last evening. They are at the Spring
crs on the North Side.
DR.. ]. A Duff came up from Farm
ington yesterday, but returned home
this morning on account of the dis-
gushing weather conditions.
Mrs. William Crooke Is q visitor
with her sister. Mrs. l.. G. Jakway,
having arrived from Silverton this
morning.
Coe Franklin went huting this
morning to the reservoir on the
Lower Florida mesa, where ducks are
said to be plentiful.
Here to stay until tomorrow night.
Marion Bell arrived from Silverton
this morning. Marion is a married
man now, so the girls can take the
hint.
W. T. Kirkpatrick was an east
bound passenger this morning. He
doesn't know exactly where he Is &C.
ing nor just when he will return, but
will likely go south for = while at
least.
State Senator Milton Anfenger of
Denver Republican follower from
TIE legislature, returned from hunt
ing trip with both hands badly
swelled from septic pononing, and 1t
is feared his hands will have to be
Dmputated.
A surveying party consisting of
Norman l.. King. Charles Haspel.
math. Il. s. Andrews and F. Delgado
OF Santa Fe left for the La Plata
river country this morning. Whether
railroad or government people the
Herald could not learn.
Dick Hendricks returned to Cedar
Hill this morning. He has just moved
back to their ranch from Aztec, be-
ing obliged TO do so because the
owner of the house In which he was
living wished to occupy II himself.
Dick will again be a candidate for
assessor of San Juan county.
The Herald Is glad to know tina.
Miss Ethel Jackson, who has been
confined to the Ochsner hospital for
nearly three months by heart trouble
and a paralytic affection brought on
thereby, Is SO much improved as to
have been taken to her home yester-
day.
Judge and Mrs. M B. Gerry have
decided to locate in Pueblo, and have
: purchased a residence. which will
not be given over to them until the
first of October, they being at Hotel
Maine, meanwhile. The Judge will
open an office for the practice of his
profession about November 1st-Tel.
lrride Journal.
County Treasurer y F. Hood left
FOR Chicago and Cincinnati this morn
ing. While away Mr.. Hood intends
TO look at the latest in ambulances
TO be used in his undertaking busI-
ness. An ambulance suitable for hos
pital work will be selected-one in
which sick person can be carried
with comfort.
The Denver Post has ALI item say
ing that John Kroell. who played first
base for Sllverton, Is In a serious
conditlon from being struck on The
head with bat by George Clifford
OF Silverton. This is an error Knoll
has recovered. II he was injured at
all, for he passed through Durango
early this week on his way to Den
yer.
We take pleasure In calling the at
tention OF our readers to the adver-
tisement of Mrs. John hewitt, man
ager of the Drexel hotel, corner of
Seventeenth and Glenarm streets.
Denver. Mr.. hewitt was reporter for
the district court under Judge Sum.
ner and Is now reporting for Judge
liolbrook In the San Luis Valley,
making his headquarters in Denver,
when court is not In session The
children are attending school in Den
yer.