Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-02
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
From Mondays Daily.
Frank Lake. Sr., visited Pennington
Sunday.
Alamosa is going to have new and
modern European hotel. is claimed.
DR.. w. w. McEwen went out to
his Allison ranch yesterday morning
]. L. Parsons went down to Cedar
Hill this morning to look over the
country.
B. N. Freeman of the Colorado State
bank left yesterday morning for bus
mess trip to Denver
District Attorney J. A. Pulliam went
out to Denver yesterday, to be gone
several days.
ID. F. Day and Rasmus Hansen came
down from Trimble yesterday morn
ing and continued on to Denver.
The money taken in to see the races
at the fair grounds yesterday will be
used to improve the track.
When visiting Pennington do not
fail to go to the Grand hotel. Frank
Allen is surely running a good place.
M. NJ. Preston came in from the
ranch yesterday and is shaking hands
with old friends today.
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Harry Rachofsky, of the Famous,
returned yesterday from his trip to
Denver and the northern part of the
state.
According to Ely papers DR.. G. V.
Copp, formerly of Durango, is engaged
in some big placer deals and on the
road to wealth.
s. w. Carpenter tarried over night
at the Strater Saturday, continuing
home yesterday morning. Steven j.
Smith of Cortez ditto.
DIR. Hurd, accompanied the stork to
the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Good,
439 Ninth street, last night and left a
girl baby, who is doing nicely.
The Mancos ball team played at
Hesperus yesterday and very good
game is reported, the Hesperus boys
winning by score of to 5.
Mrs. A. X. Ferguson returned last
evening from Denver. and will remain
here until after school is out before |
moving to Denver permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. O'Keefe are in |
Denver, having wintered in Arizona
and California. Their future inten- |
tions are not made public.
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Frank Lake, Jr.i IS back in the post |
office, having been relieved by reg
ular substitute who will fill the place |
until Mr.. Johnson is able to take the |
run.
Mrs. B. w. Ritter was Denver
bound passenger yesterday morning. |
being accompanied by Rollin Ritter |
who arrived Friday evening on a brief
visit.
Mrs. e. s. Buck was brought in from
Allison yesterday suffering from pneu-
monia and taken to Mercy hopital |
where 1t is hoped she will rapidly re-
cover.
Mrs. Pulford returned from Bayfield,
last evening and reports fine time |
at the teachers meeting and as well
as at the commencement exercises OF |
the Bayfield, schools.
John Andreatta of Telluride, who |
was operated upon some days ago at
the Ochsner hospital has SO far recov-
cred as to be able to return to his |
home.
Robert Lee Hogue of Si!verton and
Miss Ellen Phone Livengood were
married at noon Friday at the Baptist
parsonage, the Rev. Markland per
forming the ceremony. They will live
In Silverton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wilcox were ar
rivals from Chicago yesterday. Mr..
Wilcox is an expert matchmaker, en-
gravsr and optician. He comes to
take position with I. Zeller the
jeweIer.
r. M. Rice, postal clerk on the
Pennington line, started in this morn
ing on his fifteen days annual leave.
After resting few days he will
go to Denver to put in the balance of
the time.
The Alamosa Independent Journal
claims Conejos is the third best count
ry in the state for the way its f.
nancial affairs are managed and books
kept Quite different to what it was
couple of years ago.