Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-06-03
LOCAL NEWS.

Geo. West. Jr., left this morning for
Albuque, N. NJ.
Mrs. John Rodgers were Silverton
bound passengers last evening from
| an eastern trip.
Miss Marian Harwood returned to
Ignacio this morning after attending
the alumni dance.
With this kind of weather there will
be large attendance from neighbor-
Ing towns at the races.
Roy. Gervais writes from Telluride
that there is nothing doing in base
ball matters in that city.
Men employed on the Montezuma
irrigating enterprises receive $2.25 per
day with board $5 per week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Lewis were
Denver bound passengers this morn
| ing on a short pleasure trip.
Seven trout we're caught by one an
| gler in the Hermosa yesterday. Bait
was furnished by T'rimble Springs.
Wash Patrick, daughter and son,
went out to the ranch at Ignacio this
morning. They will return tomorrow.
Montrose is a closed town but it
is said the authorities permitted the
lid to be raised during the races last
| week.
DR.. II. NJ. Cornell and w. w. Nos
/ saman of Edith, N. NJ, who spent the
night in the city departed for home
this morning.
Oliver Wingate returned from Boul-
der last evening where he is attend
ing the university. Three months va
cation.
The Journal notes the hiking out Of
sports OF the green cloth for Nevada.
Nevada is about the only open state
In the universe at the present time.
Harry McDevitt is enjoying his an
nual vacation, not having taken it last
summer when the rest of the postof-
flee gang was. indulging.
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DR.. w. s. Morrison is in from the
Grommet section. Says conditions are
looking very good in the rural sec
tons.
E. ID. Peters, district court stenog-
rapher went to Pagosa Springs this
morning. to get in line for the court
session next week.
]. l.. Parsons has fine line of
post cards comprising high grade art
cards. comic, Indian views and local
scenery. They are worth inspecting.
Mrs. John +. Bell of lockwood went
to Denver, this morning. where she
will meet her daughtes ON their re
turn from attending school in Mis-
souri,
Mrs. j. II. Slattery of Silverton pass
ed through to Denver this morning
She goes to accompany her daughter,
who has been attending school at
Loretta academy, home.
There were eighteen local items in
the morning paper Twenty OF them
referred to either Papa" or the "Old
Sinner Some people like that kind
of rot, however.
Chas. II. Snyder was among the re-
turning pilgrims last evening. Mrs
Snyder Is waiting in Denver for Miss
Angie when the two will hit Durango
us soon as possible.
r. B. Newcomb returned to Allison
this morning after spending n couple
of days in this city. He reports ey-
erything running along smoothly m
his neck of the woods.
1t is rumored among railroad boys
that the passenger from Denver will
arrive thirty minutes later starting to-
morrow and leave thirty minutes later
for Denver. Headquarters. however.
failed to confirm the rumor, Mr..
Brown stating nothing having been
received officially relating to change.
Farmers We're in town from all parts
of the county today And each and
every one was optimistic of the out
look for good crops Notwithstanding
the long cold spell. The rains of the
past week have been of great benefit
TO all.