Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-15
1From Mnndnv,s Daily
DR.. and Mrs. Grant Morris took in
the lower valley yesterday.

DR.. and Mrs. Grant Morris took in
the lower valley yesterday.
A. r. Mollette returned yesterday
from business trip TO Colorado
springs.
Miss shariey pike returned yester
day from visit to relatives in Man
cos.
Dan Mclean and Dave Ramsey went
eastward yesterday morning. return
ing in the evening.
W. b. Farley went down to Sunny
side yesterday to conduct divine sery-
ices for the Latter Day Saints.
Mrs Bertha Snyder left yesterday
morning for Denver where she will
visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. d.
Mcbride
Mrs Laura Tatlock, sister Of Mrs.
-. w. solomon. was among yesterdays
arrivals from Rawlins, Wyo. She will
remain for several weeks.
o. S. Galbreath II. J. Hechtman and
Harry Lazarus departed yesterday
morning for Colorado City to attend
the session Of the tribal great council
Of the Improved Order of Red Men.
George Gilbert Joined them at Chama.
o.
ANY child who has been in school
one year aud who would like to join
the class in manual training and pri-
mary work at the normal institute.
please apply to Rosepha c. Pulford.
country superintendent Of schools. No
charge.
Mrs H. NJ Andrew and son, Nal
COIN, were passengers on yesterday
mornings eastern, bound for Colorado
City. where Mrs. A. will attend the
session of the great council OF the
Degree Of Pocabontas today Malcolm
viii go to Canon City and try the
benedt Of a lower altitude for seyeral
weeks.
Frank Lake, jra Is back on the
postoliice after a seventeen dav yaca.
uon He first went to Willow park
with Harry Baldwin of Jewett where
they hooked tue willy trout then Frank
accompanied Mr.. Baldwin to his New
Mexico home where he put in a week
very agreeably.
sixty-fee tickets to silyerton were
sold Yesterday. beside the trnnsporta
lion for the ball team Durango al
aays sends good crowd up there
Not many come down from Silvertor
when the games are played here. Don't
blame them much though. Getting VI
i'm the middle of the night to go on an
excursion is not exactly enjoyable.
o.
The board Of trade wish to send an
extensive display OF grains, grasses
'rnits. etc, to Denver next Friday
| They have secured a large window fol
the display in the Albany building cor
ner, Seventeenth and Stout streets
tny farmer who has anything partic
ularly fine in the line OF products viii
be doing fine thing for the district
by bringing it in to the board OF
trade rooms before that date.
The Hermosa ball team went ont
to Grommet yesterday and trimmed
the Grommet ball nine to the tune Of
"a to r. Then the Florida boys
wanted try and the score stood C tc
/ in the fourth inning, when the game
was called in time for the Hermosa
boys TO catch the train to return home
The Hermosas had three men on
bases, a forced run and none out when
the game was called. No telling what
the score would have been had the
nine innings been played.
James Doyle, the mining man, who
was among the first to strike it rich
In Cripple Creek. came down from
Mancos yesterday and went on east
this morning. Mr. Doyle expects soon
10 commence extensive operations on
his holdings in the Mancos country
A cyanide plant is now under con.
struction and other improvements are
being planned When the machinery
is all in place and ready to begin
operations there will be something do
ing in that locality.
Harry McDevitt is taking his annual
vacation so far as the postofdce is
concerned. but he will be in the serv-
ice for at least ten days, taking the
postal run to Telluride for f. d. Whit
lock who has not been feeling well
Of late and wiz see what a rest will
do for him. Substitutes are generally
furnished from Denver but the Den
yer railway mail quarters wrote that
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