Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-12

w. T.. Riddle arrived from Colo
RADIO Springs last evening. He will
remain several days.
this morning to look after his mercan-
tile business there.
w. II. Wickline Is down from the
Oro Fino country. Brought down Os-
wald Link with a broken leg.
J. N. Springer was in from Bayfield,
yesterday afternoon. Getting good and
decided not to remain over night.
Mrs. Sam Nichols came down from
Hermosa park yesterday. She VIII
continue to the La Plata river. New
Mexico. to visit friends.
David White and d. T. Mason ar
rived yesterday from Washington.
They are connected with the govern
ment surveying department.
Miss Blanche. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Allen of Pennington, ar
rived last evening with her aunt and
uncle and is spending the day in Du-
range.
At 1880 this afternoon the funeral
OF little Mary Sategna was held from
the residence on lower Main street.
The services were conducted at Sacred
Heart church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Mullins, who
were recently married in Silverton. are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. John Casey
on the north side. Mrs. Mullins was
Miss Mary Cole.
VIII Soens, who was operated upon
at the OchsDer hospital for appendi'
citis. IL rapidly recovering and Is ex'
pected to be able to leave the hospital
| In short time.
/ The Herald received the largest car
of paper this morning ever shipped
into Durango. The Herald has re.
ceived several pretty good sized car
loads in the past.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Bowling return.
ed last evening from four weeks
| pleasure trip In the east. They en-
joyed the outing, but are glad to be
back in Durango again.
w. o. Jemlson, who Is at the Ochs-
| ner hospital suffering from a stroke OF
| paralysis, is reported this afternoon as
| doing as well as could be expected
| with the chances for recovery good.
| Judge E. C. Stimson, former dis
trlct Judge from Cripple Creek now q
| prominent attorney of Denver passed
through last evening bound for Sill
verton on business of a legal nature
Billy Wickline has been putting III
scme hard licks developing his mining
| property, The surplus flesh ls al
| gone and he looks as though he could
enjoy his meals and sleep like a top
Isaac Cherry Is expending something
Ike $500 In improvements on his Sec
| ond avenue residence. Arranging fol
bath, toilet. etc, so as to comply with
the sewer requirements. VIM. Degen
hardt is doing the carpenter work.
Samuel l.. Allen and family came
up from Pennington last evening
where they have been visiting Mr.. AL
| lens brother, Frank Allen of hotel
and livery stable fame, They left
this morning for their home at Craw.
| ford.
Loadie Miles and sister, Mis- Myrtle
| WHO accompanied tne remains Oh thelf
brother to st. Joe. Mo. for renter
ment. returned last evening. They
were accompanied by Miss Rogers. a
friend II Miss Miles. She will visit
here for some time.
O. ID. Pyle, who Is under the care OF
Dr. Ochsner. came down from Do
lores yesterday He went up home
Sunday. Mrs. Pyle. the son and daugh
ter accompanied him. He is not re.
covering as rapidly as he hoped to. but
thinks he Is on the mend.
$. Il. Leonard. superintendent OF
the third district of the Western
Union Telegraph company, came In
from Denver last evening and checked
up the accounts In the local office.
He Intended TO go to Silverton today
| and check the office there, but news
o. the threatened strike in Denver
caused him to hasten back there this
morning.
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