Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-06-20
LOCAL NEWS.


evening.
Mrs. Horace X. Bensen came down
from Silverton yesterday
H. F. Ware was an outgoing pas.
senger this morning
The board OF trade didn't hold a
meeting last night
]. A. Dickson came in from Juapita
yesterday on matter OF business.
Mrs. Spencer of the Topic rooming
house went out to Dulce this morning
Attorney d. B. Carey came in from
Denver last evening and is stopping
at the Savoy.
| Mrs. l. A. Cheesbro of Denver is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Cheesbro.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Jones came up
from Shiprock yesterday and left this
| morning for trip on the outside.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Bell and daugh.
ters came down from lockwood this
morning and are spending the day in
the city.
Mrs. Ida Green and sons, Arthur and
Lloyd, who have been recuperating
near Aztec for several days, came
home yesterday.
Mrs. ]. e. Steineger and daughter
returned last evening from visit OF
several weeks to Grand Junction and
coast points.
Lee Watson, brother of Mrs. Harry
Turner arrived from Telluride last
evening to attend the funeral of his lit |
tie neice.
The Maccabees dance tomorrow
night at Red Men hall will be a swell |
affair. The exhibition drill will be |
well worth seeing.
w. Is. Alexander Is out In the ALI
son and Grommet country working ON
The proposed farmers cooperative |
flour mill.
The Denver & Rio Grande pay car
is due today and Its arrival will make |
a good many employees happy. Sure of
pork chops for another month at least |
Deputy United States Marshal Tom
Clark left for Denver this morning,
after spending couple of days in |
this neighborhood. His comings and |
goings are often but irregular
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. often, are re-
joicing over the arrival last night OF !
lO-pound son, DIR. Lackey officiating |
Mother and child doing well, but Billy |
wasn't down to the office this morning
%
John G. Hampton, connected with
the government forest reserve, has
been transferred from the Bayfield,
district to Mancos and will go up there
in few days to assume his duties |
If you want to see the Durango
boys make it four atra1ghts from
Silverton, remember that the train |
leaves at SIS Sunday morning-no |
later-and the fare is but 81 for the |
round trip.
William GILL Sr., yesterday sold his |
nj In, ba Tka, nh to
Charles Sisi. Mr.. Gill will go to Pa
gaso Junction and take charge OF the
Folian coal mine, position he held
for a number OF years.
E. c. Dunbar came down from the
Neglected mine last evening. The
work of getting the mine in shape for
extensive work is progressing. 1t will
be good news for Durango when that
one time bonanza shipper is again in
full operation.
The Sultana bathing parlors Is an
institution worthy OF the support of
Durango people. Everything in con-
nection Is first class. The attendants
are competent and obliging. One can
| obtain as good service there as in
| Denver
John T. Joyce of the Silverton
Standard came down last evening and
is attending to some business in the
city today. The writer hasn't the pleas
ure of Mr.. Joyce's acquaintance, but
the fact that he is connected with
the Klinger boys is sufficient guaran
tee that he is all right.
| c. s. Wood and Geo. w. Melville
will represent the cattle interests OF
the southwest at the Denver conven-
ton. leaving this morning. r. e. Sloan
and Richard McCloud went yesterday
morning and b. w. Ritter Sunday
morning. Durango will be well rep
resented.
Tonight the city council will meet in
regular session. About all the bust
ness TO be transacted is that pertain
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