Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-01
LOCAL NEWS.

IoSAL- NGWo.
(From Mondays Daily.
Chas. Il. Herr went to Denver yes
terday morning on business trip.
S. II. Henderson and bride returned
last night from their honeymoon trip
through Old Mexico.
Fred Patterson. one of the Silverton
bah players, staid over last night and
went to Pagosa Springs this morning.
In time Durango will have sewers
decent sidewalks and paving on Main
avenue, and it won't be very long
time, either.
7 Mrs. J. N. Hadley of Florence re-
turned to her home at Florence this
morning, after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. Robert Hanna.
Rose Larimer was granted divorce
in the county court this morning from
Floyd G. Larimer. on the grounds of
desertion and non-support.
O.
S. C. Kelsey, deputy grand regent
for the Royal Arcanum for Colorado.
Is visiting the council here. He is on
his regular tour of the state.
ND. w. Mueser, old time printer, will
arrive tonight from Trinidad, where he
holds good position, on visit to
his mother, sister and brother.
Mrs. II. L. Rice, who has been visit
past ten days. departed for her home
at Florence this morning.
Saturday was on the busiest days
for Durango merchants for some time
and the clerks were glad when time
came to quit.
Fridays rain was general all over
the state. In many places great dam
age was done by the flood, caused by
the sudden downpour.
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The funeral of Mrs. ]. F. Summers
was held from the residence No. 555
Fifth street, yesterday morning at 10
o'clock, the Rev. w. l.. Markland Off
.ciating. A large number of friends
followed the remains to the cemetery.
d. r. Mckinney, manager of the
clothing department of the Graden
Mercantile company, left for New
NYork and other eastern markets this
morning to purchase the firms stock
of fall and winter goods. He will be
gone about three weeks.
Lillian Lookabell, one of the pop
ular teachers of the Rico schools,
came down Saturday and was a guest
at the Southern over Sunday, leaving
this morning for Iowa to visit her faith
er. She will return in time for the
fall term of school.
Il. w. Pfeifer, ex-codnty commission
er of Teller county, came down from
Telluride Saturday, where he exported
the books of that county on the Lilley
defalcation. Mr.. Pfeifer is spending
today with the county officials and
will go to Silverton this evening, He
is accompanied by Mrs. Pfeifer.
The Denver & Rio Grande an.
nounces the following rates during the
months OF August, September and 0c-
tober: To Silverton on Sundays, 81
for the round trip. To Pagosa Springs
Fridays and Saturdays. one fare for
1the round trip H4.G5). Good for ten
~fiays.
Shipping apples and other fruit to
Canon City is like carrying Goals tC
Newcastle, but the same is being done
Yesterday morning u lot OF apples
! went out by express. consigned to Q
Canon City firm. Several lots of cher
ries have been sent from the uppei
Animas to Pueblo firm.
Anna Stalia Nelligon, wife OF M. J
Nelligan, died at the home, $3.50 Sixtl
avenue, late yesterday afternoon from
cancer. She was born 43 years ag
at Pacific Junction, Mo-. and leaves
wife and two sons. Funeral service
will be held at the residence at S:3
tomorrow morning. Rev. Father Ca
lanau OF st. Columba's church of