Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-27

A Pennington paper mentions
Navajo wild horse barbecue as one OF
the attractions OF the fair.
Silverton is not going to celebrate
Labor day this year and the ball
team goes to Telluride for two games
Mrs. Kruschke is enjoying visit
from her mother, Mrs. Harris. who ar
rived from Denver last evening. She
will stay two weeks.
Roy Brown and young Mr.. Hollis
two Silverton boys, will attend the
Golden school OF mines, passing
through this morning.
E. H. Lunken, president OF the Tom
ahawk Mining company. arrived from
Denver last evening and went up to
La Plata City this morning.
w. d. Lee, wife and Mrs. Lees
sister spent the night in Durango and
returned this morning in Mr.. Lees
private car, attached to the eastern.
Jesse Halter came over from Man.
cos yesterday. Mr.. Halter is always
busy when fair time is drawing nigh
getting his horses in shape for the
races.
Grover C. Gill went up to Silverton
this morning. Thought while he was
so near to the great mining metrop-
oils he might as well take it in. Will
return this evening or in the morning.
Last night the members of the Re-
becca lodge surprised Miss Anna
Schalles at her home with a linen
Fshower Some handsome presents
were given.
Miss Ruth White of Denver. wno
has been here visiting Miss Winnie
Roberts, departed this morning for
Telluride, where she will stop to see
friends before going home.
Mrs. Thomas Colmer and daugh-
ter, Misc Nora. of the Animas valley
returned home last evening after do
ing some shopping at Durango's big
department stores.
| ]. A, McCrimmop, the Silverton dry
| goods man, and G. l.. Hoagland, a
contractor, are out on Fort Lewis
mesa looking after their ranches. hay
ing located out there.
Rev. Davies, the Presbyterian min
lister of Aztec, returned home this
morning with his wife. Mrs. Davies
Is affected with partial paralysis and
they came up to consult DR.. Ochsnel
about the case.
Mrs. G. T. Cline, wife of the Man
cos banker, and Miss Jessie Baker
daughter of Mrs. Stubbs, were east
bound passengers yesterday. Mrs
Cline going to Ohio and Miss Baker
going as far as Denver
-
T. G. Britain, deputy sheriff Of
Montezuma county. with headquar
tiers at Mancos, returned last evening
from short business trip to Denver
wrote his name on the register at the
Palace last night and went home this
| morning.
F. A. Poe and wife. who have made
Pennington their home the last 81,
months. were guests over night at the
Palace. They are going back to Nc
they don't like Pennington, but be
| cause Mrs. Poe Is homesick.
Miss Margaret Monteith returned
last evening from Pagosa Springs
where she had been taking an outing
with ]. A. oopplngers family. Rain
was the only thing that marred the
pleasure of the trip, and 1t raiAed with
a vengeance.
Mrs. Billy Jay and children Of Tel
luride returned home this morning
after spending two days with Sid Jay
and family. Billy Jay is conductor
on the passenger running from Tel
luride to Ridgway and Sid is brake
man on the passenger from Tellu
ride to Durango.
John e. Peterson arrived last night
from Minneapolis to see his brother
T, T., whom he had not seen since
'6S. John E. had been to the Sol
diers' reunion and is on his return to
his home in Grants Pass, Ore. After
leaving mere he will stop at Los An
geles for few days. The last time
the brothers saw each other was In
Minneapolis and John f. left for Ore
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