Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-25
LOCAL NEWS

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for Globe Arizona.
II. F. Ware came in Saturday from
trip to the San Luis valley.
George Allen returned to Farming
ton yesterday morning.
Mrs John Glanville came down from
Silverton yesterday morning.
r. h. Sloan returned yesterday from
trip to the country east of us.
Miss Mary Gill went out to Pa
gosa Springs this morning.
HI. Hall autoed in from ignacio Sat
urday and autoed back this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Krumpanitzky
returned to Mancos yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. j. p. Airy went out to the
Schalles ranch yesterday to remain
few days.
Louis Haberman came over from
Rico last evening to look after ore
shipments.
Mrs. Bessie Roscoe came in from
Juanita Saturday and returned yes
terday morning.
Mrs. Chas. Fleck. the popular land
lady of the Savoy went out to Pagosa
Springs this morning.
Joseph Rachofsky departed for Den
yer yesterday morning. He will make
"trip east before returning.
Mrs. James Galloway and daughter.
Miss Mira, returned Saturday from a
three weeks visit in Denver
A. b. Clampet arrived from Chicago
last evening. He is after land and
will visit the Pine river country.
Mrs. A. ]. Gibbs, wife of the rural
mail carrier, left yesterday morning
to visit friends at Des Moines, la.
The body of j. w. Doff of Farming
ton was brought up Saturday and ship.
ped to Florissant yesterday morning.
A number OF local nimrods tried
their luck in the trout streams yes
terday. with poor success. Muddy wa
ter.
Mrs w. Fl. r. Sheafer and children
went down to the ranch near Aztec
this morning. Mr.. Shaefer will go
later on.
X. E. Newell. engineer of the switch
engine is spending his vacation chas-
ing mountain trout in the neighbor-
hood of Chama
Chas. Mumma and Frank Hilstrom
OF the Herr Lumber company at Farm
ington. spent yesterday in the city,
returning this morning.
Lou Nathan left yesterday morning
Tor Pueblo and Denver on a business
trip. He Will be back about Thurs
day. Mr.. Nathan was accompanied by
his wife.
Work began today on the 50x55 foot
extension of the Henderson & Lotus
Dlock, In the rear of STEMS store, and
Will be pushed to completion as rapid
ly as possible.
What chump man Is to try to
break in on another mans game.
smith, who tried 1t at the fair grounds
yesterday afternoon undoubtedly real
ICES this.
Benjamin Kobey, who has been visit
Ing the Rachofskys for some weeks
left this morning for Denver, where
he Will stop few days, before going
to his home at Aspen.
George Brawner, one OF the old time
prospectors in this section, came down
from the La Platas yesterday He
mas some fine property up there and
Is developing it as rapidly as he can
Silverton can expect to be robbed
by the tent show this evening. Ad-
vertising 10 and 20 cent show men
Will bee charged all the way from 80
cents to one dollar. It's a sure enough
bum outfit.
The pupils from the Fort Lewis
school returned Saturday from the
beet fields of the Arkansas valley,
where they spent six weeks thinning
beets. They had a car all to them
selves.
Sam Wall sold one man over 600
pounds of Navajo blankets the other
day. And every blanket was a top
notcher as only the choicest blankets
We're considered. And Sam is the boy
who carries the goods.
Telluride wants Durango to visit
that city and play couple of games
with promise of return visit. II
the Rio Grande Southern would give
specially low rate the exchange OF
visits would be possible.
Sam Wittow, merchant of Silverton.
left this morning for eastern points
to select his fall stock. Mrs. Wittow
Is stopping with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Rachofsky, during Mr.. Wit
tOW's absence