Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-01-07
From Saturdays Daily.


From Saturdays Daily.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carr returned
TO Bayfield, this morning after spend.
ins their honeymoon in Durango and
Trimble Springs.
Jesse Herr came down from Silver.
ton this morning en- route east to
spend the winter months. Expects to
be absent until May and will prob
ably return by way of San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Springer are home
from Silverton, where they nut in
the holidays with their daughter and
son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brown.
not to mention the baby.
One Dave Day has again worked
himself into print by signing cards
stating his position. We all know
his position-one of opposition and
ingratitude TO friends and the com
munity
The Democrat is very much wor.
ricd about the policy of the board of
commissioners. And the commits
sioners pay a lot of attention to what
either Dave or Tom has to say Like
water on a ducks back.
MISS Ella Outlet was a returning
passenger from the East last even
ing. leaving for her home at Cortez
this morning. She was accompanied
by Miss Jen Outlet of De Witt, Mo.
who will visit with the family.
Sleighing parties to Trimble
Springs is quite the fad. especially
among the young people. About ev.
cry rig in the city was out last night.
Tie young people of today are Just
like they were when the writer was
in the !A,nning.
Mrs. J. II. Lowell OF Bayfield, was
operated on at Ochsner hospital yes.
terday for abcess and tumor In the
head. The four-year-old child of Jo-
seph Theno of Rico was also operated
on for abcess caused by disease, re-
quiring the delicate work of trephin.
ing the skull. Both are doing nicely
Born, to DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Rob
bins of Bayfield,. son. The new ar
rival put in an appearance at 10
o'clock this morning. and reports
from the Pine river metropolis are
that both wife. boy and the Dr..
especially the latter. are getting along
nicely. Baby will soon be calling
Uncle Tony"
In talking over the phone today
The Herald is informed that the coal
situation. instead OF easing up in the
Telluride section, is growing more
serious. Manager Painter of the
Journal says he could hardly rake up
enough scraps 10 prepare breakfast
this morning, and this is the condi-
ton in many homes. It's really
hard proposition.
The funeral of Mrs. Harry Schra-
der took place at 2 o'clock this after.
noon at the family residence, Rev.
Mr.. Grace of the NJ. e. church officiat-
ing. There was a large attendance
of friends and profusion OF flowers.
many friends going TO Greenmount
cemetery to witness the last earthly
rites. The sudden taking away OF
Mrs. Schrader proved shock to
many friends made during her long
residence in Durango. having been
married in this place twerty-three
years ago last May. And she was
In what might he termed the prime
of life. having been born In Ottawa
Kans., forty-three years ago last May
the first white child born in the town
While no children blessed the union
with Mr.. Schrader, the married life
OF this couple is pronounced by those
who know, as ideal, perfect harmony
and happiness prevailing at all times
/. will be sad home that Mr.. Schra.
der will return to this evening.
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