Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-14
(From Thursdays Daily.

signs of waking mp on the subject.
(From Thursdays Daily.
Il. E. Sloan went to Denver this
morning on business matters.
Henri Berri returned last evening
from business trip through the Mon
rezuma valley.
j. ". Kinsley is In Aztec today
looking after shipments OF fruit to his
establishment here.
Hon. Otto Mears WAS through pas
senger this morning from Silverton,
bound for Denver
The county commissioners return
ed yesterday from the bayfield, dis
trict on road inspection tour.
Joe Clark of the First National bank
left on this mornings red apple line
bound for Shiprock. N. NJ. for a few
days.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2:3O with Mrs. John
Moore. 535 Fourth avenue.
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Contractor Crawford spent "A couple
of days in the city looking after mat
ters concerning his work. and went
,ack to Dolores this morning.
The Durango fans are greatly In
terested in the Chicago-Detroit series
md some money has been wagered or
the result. 1t was easy sailing foi
lhicago in today's game.
Our money goes on Chicago winning
the championship over Detroit. There
g, or rather was. before Chicago wor
Yesterdays game. great admiration
or Jennings Detroiters.
This is payday at the smelter ans
the stores will be kept open until
o'clock The clerks in the variou.
mercantile establishments will he KEEP
busy until closing time.
John Gilbert, who was injured some
time ago in a runaway accident neal
Chama. is reported as threatened with
pneumonia. This. In connection with
his injured leg, makes his condition
critical and his suffering great.
j. n. Grimes, who went to Kansas
several months ago to remain perma
nently. came back last evening. They
all get back sooner or later. The at
fractions are too great to remain
away.
j. E. Caldwell, who spent the past
several days with his son. Harry, left
ago Mr. Caldwell was somewhat of a
ball player himself and takes just
as much interest in the game now
as he did then.
w. f. Riddle requests The Her
aid by Marconi telegram. to an.
nounce to his Durango patrons that
he is en- route to Durango and should
arrive the latter par, OF the week.
OF course this means in case d. & II.
G. trains get in. But he will be with
MS in "A few days at least
c. r. Honskea, who helped the Du-
range ball team win several games
during the past four weeks. left for
Denver this morning, where he will
remain this winter. He doesn't know
just where he will be next season. but
/; is rumored that the Des Moines
management is after him and it is
likely he will be wearing Western
league uniform next year. As good
pitcher as Honskea is need not go
long without an engagement. He
pitched great hall while with the Du-
rango's and made the welters of the
Telluride and the leaguers OF the Sill
verton team hump their shoulders and
get down to business. Durango fans
will always have warm spot for
Honskea.
Congressman Warren A. Haggott
came up from the south last evening,
going on to Denver this morning.
The congressman has spent the past
few months going over his district
getting acquainted with his constitu.
ents and familiarizing himself with
the needs and desires OF the people
he represents, and has spent the last
t.