Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-21

laxative. 1t Is guaranteed. The genu-
Inc is In the yellow package. G. f
Tiffany. Jr.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church will give a reception In honor
of Rev and Mrs. Ferguson Friday
evening, February 90, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Perkins. All
members of the congregation and
friends are most cordially invited.
Mrs. Joe Clark, after spending three
days visiting her sister and friends,
| packing up. etc, departed this morn
| Ing TO join her husband at Greeley
who Will continue his vacation two or
| three months. We trust he will find
complete health.
An Ohio bachelor has inherited $20,-
| 100000 on condition that he will get
married at his earliest convenience.
| While Durango girls do not think OF
marrying for money It Is possible some
of our sweet girls might consent to
TRY TO learn to love" In the future.
O.
The eastern train did not arrive un-
til $40 this morning, being held at
Florida station all night waiting for
| the freight cars to be placed on the
rails and track repaired. There were
f.,,
heavily loaded with coal sunk into the
mud and were hard to get back in
place. 1t proved a long night to the
passengers, most of whom were
strangers.
C. C. Eddy finishes his work for the
| board Of county commissioners this
week and next Monday he goes to the
Ice plant OF the Durango Beer g. Ice
Co.. which he will put in shape for
manufacturing ice to meet the de-
mands of Durango and surrounding
| country. The plant has been taking
care of patrons the past winter and
| viii be In shape to care for all old
and new customers this coming sea
son, new machinery being installed
and every Improvement necessary
made. Mr.. Eddy Is familiar with the
business. having successfully conduct
ed the Ice department together with
| the business management OF the beer
department for couple Of years prior
to being elected county clerk FIVE years
| ago, and his return will be welcomed
by patrons, and The Herald knows
that under his supervision customers
VIII be well taken care of. It means
that the plant will be run In good
shape.
| The Herald acknowledges q pleas-
| ant call from w. j. Wicklen of the
Allison district. Mr.. Wicklen is one
OF the large land holders, along with
his immediate family, In the county,
having over 600 acres, most Of which
is tillable land, 159 being under cul-
tivation at the present time, Mr.. Wick
len realizing about $1,000 from last
years crop. He Is also lover Of
fine stock and recently imported
eighty-eight head OF heifers, fftsaa
Galloways and the rest Shorthorns,
along with six bulls, and he will soon
have one OF the finest herds Of cattle
realize the growth OF the Allison
district. In a very short time 1t will
be one OF the best populated and i'm
proved sections in the country. The
and this year will forge to the front
In great shape. Mr.. Wicklen was one
Of the first to take up land and he
named the town OF Allison. From all
who have land In that district are
elated and not at all anxious to sell.
George Goodman is anxiously await
: ing the arrival Of one OF the most
} complete ambulances In use In ths
largest cities OF the land. 1t Is 80 CON
structed as to be regular modern
! hospital on wheels and being mounted
! upon rubber tired wheel with the most
r elastic spring possible. patients car
8 be moved with but little inconyeniencs
= II is built with closets, draws, shelves
straps and other arrangements x
that complete supply OF surgical In
struments, medicines and the necea
sary accoutrements to work on th'
o patient while on the road in case O
necessity. 1t often happens that q
u cidents occur miles from the hospits
! and immediate attention In required
BY securing this kind OF an ambulanc
u a physician can have the patient pu
u inside and attended to while on tn
road, possibly saving life and limb b
r so doing. This new conveyance wa
d contracted for by Mr.. Goodman Will
oi on his recent eastern trip and Is bein
u finished according to minute direction
Y. and II may be six weeks or tn