Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-28

this morning to visit the school.
There is no crepe on The Herald
knob.
Mrs. Pete Mcclellan went to Pa
gosa Junction this morning to have
visit with her mother.
The raise in the salaries OF Mrs.
Wales, Miss Fickel and Mr.. Smiley
were in recognition Of excellent serv-
ices.
Band concerts will be given every
Wednesday night on Main avenue until
further notice. They commence about
o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. A. Stone and daughter VIII
ma OF Silverton went to Telluride this
morning to visit Mrs Stones sons and
their wives.
Miss Minnie Grouse was an arrival
last evening from the east and went
to Aztec this morning to look after her
property interests there.
Miss Fickel and Miss Gilmour Went
TO Flora Vista this morning and viii T.
spend the summer on their ranches.
They have each secured good locations
on Crouch mesa, near the station.
More pupils have graduated from
the Durango hign school in the last
FIVE years than have graduated in all
the years previous. The enrolment in
the high school at the close of the
term was 167.
Notices have been posted at the de
Dot offering reward of 81 1000, by the
d. &, r. G. and the Globe Express com
pany, for the apprehension of the
murderers OF Charles H. Wright. the
express messenger.
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Miss Edith B. NJ. Young was an ar
rival last evening from Pagosa
Springs, where she has been teaching
the past two terms. She went TO Az
tee this morning to pay her sister
visit, and after spending a time therS y
will probably visit her old Durango
friends.
The committee delegated by the
city council 10 buy horse bought one q
This morning of NJ. E. Miller, a Florida
ranchman. The horse was put to
work at once. The price paid was
$500.
George Besbear. bartender at the
Palace, fell out of buggy Sunday
| night and injured himself so he had
TO be taken to the hospital Last night
he became so violent that he had to be
strapped down.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Isgar went over
to the Montezuma valley last evening
to look around, Mr. Isgar having
caught the ranch fever. When he re,
turns he may be the owner of one of
those Montezuma farms you reaA~
about.
H. returned last
evening from the east and tomorrow
Will go up to the Neglected to LOOK
the situation over, and it is expected
| that arrangements win be made very
soon for working this property on
large scale.
Miss Mary E. Driscoll of West Ha-
VIZ ,,,I,
family of Judge McCloud for the past
| month left this morning for Rongis,
| Wyoming, 10 visit cousin ID. ]. Shee-
han, wealthy cattle man and mine
owner of that place.
| The Ladies' Reading club will take
| private conveyance for the home of
Mrs. Clayton c. Perkins on the Flo
rida at 10 o'clock tomorrow and spend
the day, II goes without saying they
VIII enjoy the occasion and indulge
in feast of good things to eat.
The Mancos basketball team beat
Silverton so bad yesterday it is
| shame to tell about 1t. The score was
AZ to 0. The girls returned from
the mountain town last evening. and
this morning went on back to Mapcos
fbey We're in exceedingly gleeful spir-
It's over their victory and shouted their
| class yells at frequent intervals on
the train, much 20 the amusement of
the passengers. They We're chaperon-
ed by Mrs. j. A sexson. Sibnton
goes to Mancos June II TO play
return game The girls say that they
would like TO have seme other games.
nut that there are no teams around =
here that can play. They say they
have already played Durango twice
and won both times.