Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-04

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for Denver.
DaA Mclean returned yesterday
fron = visit to the mines OF San Juan
county.
J.. l. Mcneil. OF the First National
bank, departed for Denver this morn
ing.
B. Chaser goes to Silverton this even
ing to remain for some time looking
after his store.
Dave Lewis passed through to Sill
verton last evening after several years
absence In Old Mexico.
H. C. Parshall is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Parshall.
He halls from Disappointment country.
Ed. Lamb came over from Cortez
yesterday and took in the lecture at
Red Men hall last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce came down
from Silverton this morning and con-
tinued on to Cripple Creek.
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w. Goff Black connected with the
Eden ditch, down the valley, came up
yesterday and returned this morning.
Bernie McGue came in yesterday
from Salt Lake and will spend the
week with his parents.
O.
Blair Burwell, who has charge of the
Edep ditch survey, went down this
morning. He says the survey is al
most completed.
Mrs. e. H. Burdick Is home from
an eastern trip. being accompanied by
her young daughter who has been abb
sent year or 80.
Mrs. Zumstein departed this morn
ing for Milwaukee to visit her son
who has been attending school there
for the last three or four years.
Frederick N. Hansen of Silverton
and Miss Bertha ID. Farmer of Bos
ton were married by Rev. Mr.. Grace
last evening at the First NJ. E. par
sonage.
Misses Hilda and Emma Peterson
went down to Pennington this morn
ing. They will spend a couple OF
weeks camping out with Mrs. Geo
Sellick.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Eldredge came
In last evening from Denver, where
they went week ago. Mr.. Eldredge
took in the state bankers convention
at Fort Collins.
Mrs. George Slough and daughter,
Miss Riva, came in from Denver last
evening and will be with us several
weeks, Mr.. Slough joining them. They
leave In the morning with Mr.. and Mrs
w. G. White for the Valliceto.
A. p. Camp, president of the First
National bank, returned yesterday
from four weeks trip to his old home
In Illinois and visit to relatives In
Wisconsin. He enjoyed the trip, which
ID the first to his old home In a good
many years.
Miss Mable Valiant, who returned
last week from Lawrence says she Ii
highly pleased with Kansas college
Miss Valiant will continue her col
lege course until she attains the coy
eted prize, spending the summer va
cation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F'iley returned
yesterday from San Francisco ant
other coast points. They went tc
Washington two and half years ago
with the intention Of locating. but con
cluded that Durango Is the place
They nearly all come back.
The board Of directors OF the Colo
rado-New Mexico Fair association will
meet tonight ut the board OF trade
rooms for the transaction of any bust
ness which may before 1t. The ap
pointment Of committees to have
charge OF arrangements for the fall
fair will be made. A full attendance
Of directors is urged
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]. N. Springer and Eugene Strawne
OF Pine river occupied the same box
at Red Men hall last evening and
hob-nobbed before and after the lee.
ture Just as though the postoffice
struggle at bayfield, was removed ten
thousand miles away. This is right.
Rivalry for place should not AFFECT
friendly relations between man and
man.
Fire at the Champion coal mine,
below town destroyed the scale house
and scales. The building is supposed
to have caught from Il miners lamp.
There was some powder in the build.
ing. but that was taken out before the
fire was under headway. Had the
powder exploded 1t would probably
have resulted In loss of life and the
destruction OF the plant. The loss
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