Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-06-06
LOCAL NEWS.
From Mondays Daily.

Telluride and Silverton report heavy
- rain storms this forenoon.
H. I. Henderson went down to the
I lower country this morning on a bust
&ess trip.
j. c. Bowman came in from Pagosa
Springs Saturday and is stopping at
the Palace
Wash Patrick and children came
back from their outing at the ranch
yesterday.
Rev. W. L. Markland will spend a
couple of days enjoying the sunshine
of the lower valley.
The weather man says we will have
good weather tomorrow This is good
news if true, but wait and see.
Blair Burwell spent Sunday with his
family and went back to his duties
~lt the Eden ditch this morning.
Mrs. Arthur Harris. who has been
visiting friends for several days, re-
turned to her home at Silyerton yes
Arday.
j. B. Paterson spent Sunday in the
city. arriving from Pagosa Springs
Saturday. He went up to Silverton
last evening.
DIR. w. W. McEwen and Barney |
Solomon went out to their ranches at |
Allison yesterday morning, returning |
in the evening.
Miss Nora Cole. who came down
from Silverton Thursday and has been
visiting with Mrs. John Casey, return
ed home last night.
Chas. b. Ferrin, representing the
Out West Printing company at Colo
RADIO Springs was a Silverton bound
passenger yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.. Peterson re-
turned Saturday from Pennington,
where Mr.. Peterson was attending to
business matters.
F. II. Wilkerson, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Nelson, Charles and David ireland
and Daniel Craig returned from their
Denver outing Saturday.
The case of John Frasier, charged
with breaking a headgate on the ditch
of John Mccullough, down the valley
swas continued until the 18th.
Chas. Rumble of Lyons claims the
prize for Decoration day trout catches.
. He landed big string, one of them
weighing 5 pounds. Lafayette man
took 81 of the lively fellows.
o. S. Galbreath went out to Juan
ita yesterday and spent the day with
the boys. Today he will go to Pagosa
Springs to attend the district court
session. which begins tomorrow.
The June term of the county court
opened this morning, but owing to the
4bSence of many of the attorneys, who
went to Pagosa Springs this morning,
court was adjourned until Monday, the
18th.
Mrs. H. D. Mcbride departed for
Pueblo this morning where she will
take a course of medical treatment for
falling health. Mr. Mcbride is in
business there and they probably
will reside there in the future.
Mrs. C.. A. Pike left for Colorado
Springs this morning. where she will
visit during the week with Sharley,
who will close her school year at
Colorado College this week. They
will both be home Sunday or Monday.
Mention of the election of Mrs. Nan
ME Casad as prophecies and DIR. L. C.
Hurd as medicine man was uninten-
tionally omitted Saturday in the ac-
count of the election of officers of
/ Minnewawa council, Degree of Poca-
hontas.
Desiring to determine what kind of
a racer his new horse, Rabbi, is Jessie
Haller yesterday got up a match be-
tween Rabbi and Chester B., j. B.
Patterson's runner from Pagosa
Springs. Rabbie made good and won
easily.
c. r. Burpee and wife. G. Lehnherr
and wife and 4. Eschman and wife, of
Grand Rapids, Mich, who have been
looking over the lower valley country
came up yesterday and stopped over
night at the Southern. They left for
home this morning, well pleased with
the country and their trip.
Chas Mueser, who has been secre-
tary of the Eagles for a long time,
rendered his resignation at the last
meeting and w. G. often was elected
to fill the vacancy. Mr.. Mueser will
make a trip to Denver, where he has
been subpoenaed before the United
States grand jury and upon his re-