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

w. Q. Kinney passed through from
Silverton to Denver this morning.
Mr.. Grabowsky was n silverton
passenger en- route to Denver this
morning.
Hugh Conway, formerly In business
here. Is down from Silverton on a
business trip.
An escort of the G. A. r. accompa-
MED the remains Of Samuel Palmer
to the depot this morning.
The individual who succeeded in
landing mess or trout on Decoration
day is entitled to prize.
The Journal says slot machines are
still In commission for the diversion
of the slaves OF the ruling passion.
l.. f. Smith, connected with the gov
ernment geological department. is
here from Washington in official ca
pacity.
Chas. E. Spath is up from the
lower valley on business connected
with big ditch project in the San
Juan valley.
The sweet girl graduates we're out
in their best bib and tucker this
morning and had group photo taken
by Conner.
The spring races netted the Mon
trose racing association $500. Much
better than being on the wrong side
of the ledger.
Mrs. o. s. Galbreath, Jr., left fol
her home at Juanita this morning
after spending week visiting the
folks here.
With the defalcation CT Lilly grow
! ing the more the chances for re
| sumption of gambling in Telluride
goes gllmmerlng.
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| Hon. Joel F. Vale and daughter
departed for their Denver home this
morning. as guests of Superintendent
W. d. Lee In his special car.
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| Peter Ward, who came in Wednes
day to participate in the, Memoria
day ceremonies, returned to his home
on the upper Florida this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Petersen wen
down to Pennington this morning
| where Mr.. Petersen will look aftei
business matters for few days.
DR.. ]. W. Lackey and w. c. Leis
enberg returned last evening from
Denver. They are not thinking O
changing their place of residence.
Miss Edith Rail-, one of the efficien
teachers In the Durango public schools
she will attend the commencement ex
ercises.
| Ed. Davenport on Grant Saunders
DurangoTelluride fast express, /.
home from attending the convention
of the Order of Railway Trainmen al
Atlanta.
Managing editor of the Pueblo Chief
tain should jack up the sporting editor
and have him give correct standing
of the various ball teams. Entirely
out OF gear.
1t Is not improbable that the banks
will find 1t necessary to enlarge their
vaults to accommodate the money that
will be saved now with gambling clos
ed-Telluride Journal.
There will be eight horses from the
lower valley arrive here in few
days for the spring races. Ten or a
dozen more are expected from the
Montezuma valley.
The Herald will not be able to call
on all the merchants and any one de.
string space In the racing program
should hand In copy tomorrow or lat
est Monday morning.
The Brunswick has been catering to
large crowds the past few days. The
place to get in out of the rain and
see some good billiard and pool play
ing while enjoying cigar.
Born last night to Mr.. and Mrs. p.
A. Nelson, boy. and to Mr. and Mrs,
David Ireland, girl. DR.. Turrell
attending both cases. All parties are
reported as doing nicely.
Grant Hughes is now playing ball
with the Salida team as catcher and
is giving good account of himself
both at and behind the bat. He got
one of the three home runs made at
the game at Cripple Creek.
Word was received from Mrs. Sam
uel Palmer from Pueblo last night to
prepare and ship the remains OF Mr.
Palmer there. They were shipped