Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-17

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ping with friends
The remains of Mrs Arthur Rem
ley were shipped from the Durango
undertaking establishment this morn
Ing TO the old home in Iowa.
John olhert Is stlli improving from
his recent attack OF typhoid. The in.
jured leg is troubling him quite a
bit
AIRS Sam Hughes OF the north side,
who has been in a precarious condi.
ton for the past ten days, is reported
as slightly improved today.
II, T. Henderson Is able to he
around on crutches His leg is stln
IN bad shape. however, and he is un-
able to bear his weight on 1t.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Patterson of Sill
verton, who went to Mancos and Mon
tezuma county points last week, re-
turned last evening and went on
home.
Charley Herr and VIII Pickerln
went ont to the BAYFIELD, country this
morning to see If they could not dupli-
cate the fishing feat OF the owens
coulson party.
]. r. Pennington has returned from
Burr Oak. Kas.. where he attended
the family reunion. Mrs. Pennington
and daughter will remain for an ex.
Tended visit
Tho case of the people against the
children of Christian Hansen. wherein
they are charged with not supporting
the old man win be heard before
County Judge Clements on Friday the
| 18th.
Prof Louis Werker who has been
spending the past three months In
| Germany. wrote George Olbert that
] lie had arrived in New York and
would start at once for home Barring
delays he VIII arrive tonight
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| Albuquerque team won the baseball
tournament at the Albuquerque fair
with Soccoro second Judging from
the scores and plays there was not the
excitement displayed noticed at the
Durango fair.
Contractor Newman is pushing the
work ON the cement sidewalk in front
| of the Coor and Wetter properties on
lower Main and will have 1t In within
It few days. 1t will he big improve
ment in looks as well as convenience.
Fred Schrader, OF the grocery de
partment OF the Graden Mercantile
company is taking his vacation and
Il much needed rest. He win spend
most of his time in the hills looking
after his mining interests, OF which
he has some very promising ones.
| B. NJ Krumpanltzky OF Mancos ar
rived last evening and is looking after
property interests today Tomorrow
Mrs. Krumpanizky viii come over, ac-
companied by Miss Cowie, who Will
depart for her home In Detroit after
a visit of several weeks with Mrs. X,
| o
| Mrs. E. t. Talbot died near Kline
yesterday afternoon and Will be buried
| there tomorrow. Undertaken Good
man sent out the casket. but could
| give no further particulars. The fam
| lily located there about year ago.
coming from Oklahoma
Oswald Link who sustained a sec
ond fracture OF his leg about four
weeks ago. Is still able to be around
on crutches His many friends trust
he will rapidly improve and meet with
no more mishap. One break Is bad
enough but two In the same place
within two months is rather niling 1t
on.
The anniversary dance by the de-
| gree team VI oittihh Dun tiiot "a ih
proved Red Men at the hall last night
was attended by about seyenty-Hve
couples. who enjoyed themselves to
their hearts content. The balcony
was well filled with spectators, who
went to witness the Navajo dance at
tho opening. Twenty members of the
tribe dressed in Indian costumes and
the dance was put on in manner that
brought 'siown the house" 1t is the
intention to give these dances once
Il month.
The Robley male quartet Will give
Il free public entertainment in Du-
range on Thursday and Friday even
irgs of this week, the first on In the
| g.vtt, Methodist church and the sec