Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-01-03
From Mondays Daily.

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T. D. Burns left for TERRA Amaril
la yesterday morning.
DR.. L. S. Barnes went to Pagoss
Junction and back Sunday.
May the year 1907 be prosperous
one for Durango.
Morris Rachofslly spent Sunday a,
Silverton.
This is one of the rawest days OF
the winter.
Miss Daugherty OF the upper AMI
mas is quite Ill with pneumonia.
Chas. A. Johnson was a Denver
bound passenger this morning.
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A strong and united pull for 1907
will push Durango to the front.
Let the newly elected officials car
| ry out the law TO the letter
Sheriff Thompson returned Satur-
| day evening from Buena Vista.
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A. l.. Nathan departed for the east
ern markets yesterday morning. VIII
be absent a month.
Dan MacLean, manager of the local
smelter, was a Denver bound passen-
ger yesterday morning.
Mrs. Thos. II. Tulley has sufficient
ly recovered from her recent Illness
TO return to her home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ludewig came
in from their Pine river ranch last
evening with two fine porkers.
Messrs. Soens and ireland have
formed a partnership to carry on a
grocery and meat business. Location
is good one-next to Vienna bakery.
II. NJ. Damschroder will act as city
clerk during the legislative session,
in place of Representative-elect Baw-
den, who will be away from Silverton
Tonight will settle the senatorial
cat-hop and the states choice will be
Simon Guggenheim. And there will
be few tears shed for Patterson.
1t Is rumored that in event of GER
tain subordinate appointment by
successful Democratic candidate that
legal trouble will follow.
Ernest l.. Powers. foot racer and
baseball fiend, who was with Glad
stone and Silverton two years ago,
was married in Denver last wee.
George Lane took gun out on the
Florida for company Sunday. Two
big jack rabbits came along took
look into the muzzle and were gone
before George realized the danger
It's real interesting-the patent
medicine sheet. But then the patent
medicine ads mixed up with alleged
locals are far better readisg than the
usual rot appearing in the morning
sheet.
Col. b. B. Calvin came down from
Silverton yesterday morning. After at
tending the McDonald-Buchtel recep-
ton in Denver New Years day the
colonel will continue his travels to
the sunny South for the cold months.
The chorus work OF the Jubilee
Singers was excellent and the male
quartet drew much applause. VII
liam Dixon in his character imperson-
alton of "Old Black Joe" was a pleas
ing feature of the evening.-Emerson
Neb. At Red Men hall Monday. Dec.
81. Tickets at Balster's.
The Misses June and Claire Baker
returned to Denver Sunday morning
after ten days very pleasantly spent
in this city as the guests of Mrs.
Judge Long. The young ladies like
Durango and there are few Du-
rangoites who would very much like
to have them here permanently.
Miss Clara Day came down from
her Animas Valley home this morn
ing, and after spending the day with
Durango friends leaves in the morn
ing to resume her school duties on the
lower La Plata. Miss Day is grad
uate of the Durango High school and
is said to be giving excellent satisfac-
lion as a teacher.
Mrs. W. w. McEwen. Jr., left on
Wednesday for Durango, where she
will remain with her parents until
Will finishes closing up his business
here, when he will follow. They have
not decided yet where they will To-
cate. We regret to see them leave
Farmington.-Farmin Times.
Word has been received that Gen.