Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-01
LOCAL NEWS.
From Fridays Daily.

FROM fridays Daily.
| S. NJ. Biggs returned yesterday from
Edith, N. NJ.
Miss Minnie Rucker of Alamosa is
visiting Mrs. P. N. Pattison.
The Rev Bishop spalding will hold
services Monday evening. Special
music.
Lillian Hartman Johnson arrived
yesterday from Chicago and is stop.
ping at the strater.
E. S. Lowell came in from Pine river
yesterday to meet Mrs. Lowell, who
arrived from Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Glaser are back
from their eastern trip OF several
weeks duration.
Mrs. c. E. Dudley. after several
months absence visiting her brother
in Arizona returned yesterday.
Judge c. A. Pike returned from
siverton last evening, where he was
holding court the first of the week.
The joker who turns in an alarm
Of fire Just to create an excitement
belongs in padded cell or some other
kind of a place.
1
Quite q number of ladies' from Du-
range and neighborhood enjoyed the
hospitality Of Mrs. Charles Pearson
at The ranch yesterday.
Tom LOTUS hasn't any fears for the
future of Durango. He is buying prop
| erty whenever he runs across a bar
gain. They are not so plentiful, either
Wood & Morgan this morning sold
team weighing 5000 pounds for $500.
That's a lot OF horse flesh for that
amount of money.
AIr and Mrs. II. T. Henderson and
family were Denver bound passengers
this morning Mr. Henderson will re-
turn Wednesday
Mrs Inez Moss who has been here
several days awaiting the settlement
of her fathers estate, left for her
home at Loveland this morning.
The pupils and teachers of the
Animas City Sunday school are pic.
nicidng at Brookside park today. That
they are enjoying themselves goes
without saying.
The reception given to Captain and
Mrs. Reno at Salvation Army hall
last night was well attended 1t was
a hallelujah occasion and the audi
once enjoyed it immensely.
Mrs, Harry Turner is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Watson in
Telluride and together they will go to
Wisconsin where they will remain dur
ing the summer months.
Sam Wall has just opened and
placed on attractive display a con.
signment of as fine Navajo blankets
and rugs as one could wish to see
In coloring and texture they are Al.
The Famous special bargain sale in |
every department is still on and pros |
Dectiye buyers will find this an ex-
ceptional opportunity to buy season
able goods at bed rock prices.
Yesterday ]. d. O.Neill bought lots |
and 10, block Go in North Durango |
and Thomas Lotus bought lot %, |
block 4, on the south side. Both deals |
were negotiated through the agency |
Of j. H. Arnold.
Fire Chief Henry Dietrich is up in
the Montezuma valley looking for suit
able fire horses. He will bring back |
with him one horse and perhaps
team, which viii be tried out before
their acceptance. He is expected home |
tomorrow afternoon.
The many who visited Graden's suit |
sale We're pleased with the attention
received and bargains obtained. Those |
who could not avail themselves of the
opportunity to attend one of the three
days sales will be accorded the same
courtesies when they call.
Joe D, the "old plug" that cap
tured about everything in the running |
race line at the spring meet here, will |
be pitted against some of the top |
notchers at Overland park tomorrow
And there are those who believe that
he will not fail to give good account
Of himself.
Tomorrow in chambers Judge Pike |
viii hear arguments on the applica-
tion OF Thomas McCullock against
John Frazier for an Injunction regard
ing the use Of water, and o. L. Small
wood and Many smallwood against
the Animas Ditch company for an in
junction and damages.
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false alarm was turned II about