Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-06-17
LOCAL NEWS.
From Fridays Daily.

l
} Sheriff Clark is back from Denver
The new moon seems TO be MAXIM
good.
The Journal wants touring car TO
Telluride.
Durango is supporting lot of worth
less dogs.
j. H. McDevitt journeyed to Silver
ton last evening.
Grin Bosworth came down from Sill
verton this morning.
If time hangs heavy on your hands
no place like the Brunswick.
1t is reported Norwood. In San Mi
guel county, is to have newspaper
The new Bayfield, school house is
looking fine after its coat of paint
Vic Coulson spent the night in the
city, returning to Bayfield, this after
noon.
Mrs. Thos. H. Wigglesworth came
down from the Waterfall ranch this
morning.
Contractor George McGregor went
to Aztec this morning where he has
some pipe work.
| Mrs. ]. P. Lowell is very i'll at her
Pine river home with inflammatory
| rheumatism.
/ Miss Curran. head nurse at Mercy
hospital for the past year, left this
morning for Goldfeld.
Weightman is receiving a shipment
of Canon City berries every night.
They are fine.
And still Denver ball team continues
down the slide. Will soon be keeping
company with Pueblo.
The Herald continues to lead in
| Job work The latest in type faces
| and fancy stationery.
Walter Hunter is back from a trip
through the Nevada gold fields. arriv-
ing last evening.
Miss Josie Cole returned to Silver
ton last evening after spending some
| days with Alderman Caseys family.
The Glenwood Springs Avalanche
continues TO have fun with the water
company of that city. Helps fill space
The Hesperus ball team has a chip
| on its shoulder and thinks Durango
will be easy. Come and investigate.
Shorty Franklin went east this
morning. having sold our merchants
the regulation amount of wrapping pa
per.
night and is very low, but friends are
| hoping with the fond parents for re-
| covery.
The next social event of moment
will be the dance to be given at Red
Men hall next Wednesday evening by
| the Lady Maccabees.
d
The authorities of Grand Junction
and Glenwood Springs are after dairy
men who are alleged to have been wa
| tering their milk. That's right.
If you have an hour or so to spare
drop into the Brunswick and enjoy
| a game of billiards or pool-or watch
| others play. All are welcome.
1t is evident DIR. Stillians is side
| tracked. He was scheduled to return
June first. Friends think it's a woman
| and that she will return with him
Mrs. Wm, Koehler of Cleveland, o.,
| arrives this evening on a visit to her
| aunt, MTS. w. u. WDlle. MIS-. hOenleT
will spend the summer months in Du-
| range.
| Taxes are pouring in today and to-
| morrow will be another good day,
many waiting until this time to pay
the entire tax. Penalties will be at
tached Monday.
| -
| w. II. Crawford, the ditch contrac.
tor returned to the work in Montezu.
ma county this morning after a visit
to the San Luis valley in search of a
few car loads of oats.
Charles McLloyd came in from Den
yer last evening. Mr. McLloyd has
long been interested in development
Of the La Platas and has the same
old faith OF their great wealth.
District Attorney James F. Pullian
left this morning for Krksville, Mo. tc
see what a 'possum looks like. He
| will taEa In Datbv dav In napvor to