Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-08

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never experienced such a scarcity of
men.
In response TO many inquiries The
Herald will state that Mrs. b. w.
Ritter is getting along as well as could
be expected. although It will be some
time before she will be able to get up.
j. w. Rice came In from a visit to
the Arkansas valley last night, and
| having formed a real estate partner
ship at Rocky Ford, is preparing to
return to that place to remain per
manently, expecting to get away in
week or ten days.
Mr.. Hahn returned from Pagosa
Springs last evening. Says the 4th
of July celebration passed off very
agreeably and all apparently enjoyed
the occasion. Mr.. Hahn reports con
siderable activity In and around the
Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Hurley, who have
been visiting the old folks the past
two weeks returned to their home
at Colorado Springs this morning Tim
has run on the Cripple Creek Short
line. Mrs. Duxsted, who arrived from
Alamosa at the same time. will re
main two weeks longer.
| w. S. McAllister. brother-in-law of
j. S. ID. Hopkins. was among last
evenings arrivals from his home in
Carthage, N. Y, to spend a few weeks
with his sister and family. Mr.. Nc
Allister was with the Western Union
Telegraph company in this city in 1901
and has many friends and acquaint-
ances In the city.
The ranchers and theil families are
looking forward with great deal of
pleasure to the farmers institute to
be held here on the 18th and Goth.
and they will come in loaded with all
enjoy the two days as only the coun-
try people can enjoy picnic.
w. S. Kenyon and J. l.. Jones reg
istered at the Southern last evening
from Alamosd. MIR. Kenyon takes the
place of G. w. Mudd as master me-
chanic of the Denver & Rio Grande
fourth division. Mr.. Jones is chief
engineer OF the division. They are
looking over the rolling stock and ma
chinery,
A sad reminder of one of the sad.
dest accidents that have happened in
this section for n good many years
was the casltet sent to Ignacio this
morning by Undertaken Goodman, in
which will repose the mortal remains
OF winsome Alice Glover. who was
drowned near there while picnicing on
the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Rodgers and
child arrived from Silverton this
morning, Mrs. Rodgers having been
ait invalid since the birth of the babe
n month ago. Mrs. Ben Harwood ac-
companied them to look after mother
and child They were met at the
depot by Mr. and Mrs. Matt Har-
rington with an ambulance and the
| ginlr tn ha un N
ton home on the north side.
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Mrs. N. C. Miller came in from Den
yer last evening. and 1t is not neces-
wait on Cunbres hill, although Jerry
Frank endeavored TO keep every one
1 wide awake. Mrs. Miller will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Herr at
the sumer camp on the Valliceto, also
visit Mrs Thomas Tulley few days,
going to Mancos to spend a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Miller before
returning to Denver
Deputy Marshals Jerry Frank and
Tom Clark arrived from Denver last
evening to serve paper on those in
dicited by the federal grand jury sit
ting In Denver, Parties are expected
iii from Pagosa Springs and Monte
yuma county this evening to appear
before United States Commissioner
Pingrey to give bonds which will be
readily furnished by responsible citi-
zens. The list includes eight La Plata
county people In addition to those in
Arhculeta county but papers not hav-
ing been served the names have not
been made public.
| EDEN SURVEY ALMOST DONE.
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