Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-26
expect to remain in Montroac for some

, expect to remain in Montrosc for some
. time.
The concert given by members of
the African N 10 church last night In
Red Men hall WAS very successful. a
fair-sized crowd being In attendance.
There were some very fine voices
among the performers and the songs
given were Particularly good. the per.
son responsible being happy in his
selection. There was a pleasing va.
fiety of grave and gray. merry and
pathetic, so that there was music to
suit all taste. Prof, H. l.. York was
the accompanist which Is sufficient,
since we all know the quality of his
work Possibly I'VE take Prof. York
as matter of course like tho town
clock" ms one woman said recently.
but we do appreciate him, though We
may be slow In saying so The spe-
cialties were amusing and called forth
vigorous applause while the little ED
wards twins in their spnrrIng match
brought down the house. Those TAX.
ing part in the program may rest con
tent over the success OF this. their
maiden effort before the Durango pub
lie, and we trust that they uetted a
goodly sum for the benefit OF the
church
The funeral of John Walsh took
place Mt O'Clock this morning lrom
the Goodman undertaking rooms, ssrv-
Ices being conducted by Rev. Father
Callahan at st. Columba's church. IN.
terment took place in Greenmom-.
TO every man upon this earth
Death comcth soon or late"
but always before, we who lose those
dear to us, are ready For man may
not choose the time OF his passing
Leaves have their times to fall.
And flowers to wither at the north
winds BREATH
And stars to set-but ALL
Thou hast nl seasons for thine own
o death i"
DR. Lingcnfelters stork brought a
new baby daughter to the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Remley. 5fs Fourth
avenue. this morning
Dr. and Mrs. Lingenfeller, who have
been living at the Strater for many
months, have gone to housekeeping In
the residence formerly occupied by d
Freeman, Just south OF Judge Nc.
Cloud.
Surveyor Roy Goodman, who was Ia
town last night from Cortez. returned
to the Montezuma valley this morning
The work OF putting In the new water
system for Cortez Is progressing nice
ly They are laying The pipe and ex
pect to have the job completed In the
next eight weeks. Mrs. Goodman ls
visiting In Dnrango aud will remain
here for the present.
Mayor George Goodman returned
from Cumbres last night whore he was
called Monday to prepare the body of
Harry E. Good. telegraph operator
there. for shipment MIR Good was a
married man. his wife surviving him
lie was a member of the Creede lodge
of Elks. Durango people viii remem'
ber Mr.. Good as u & r. G. operator
here, succeeding Arthur Cornell. later
serving as operator and dispatcher at
different points of the system until
the present time. The body was taken
to Denver yesterday. accompanied by
Mrs Good and her father IT, II. Adcr-
hold Of Chama, where 1t VIII be ere.
mated.
Friend after friend departs;
Who hath not lost friend?
There Is no union here OF hearts
That finds not here an end:
Were this frail world our only rest.
Living or dying. none we're blest."
p s. Proctor. who has been visit
ing friends In bayfield, was guest
o, the Palace last night This morn
ing Mr. Proctor departed for his home
Ia Kansas city, Mo.
o
Mrs. Bette Logan and Mrs. b. S
Van Meter OF Shelbyvile, KY, and w
II Hickman OF Louisville. Ky. were
arrivals on last nights eastern on a
visit to their sister Mrs. + T IIick'
man OF Flora Vista who Is III The
party went out on the Red Apple
this morning.
| Don't forget the entertainment In
Red Men hall this evening by the best
local colored talent for the benefit of
the African NJ. f. church There is a
grand concert and play. with special
ties between the acts. II Is for good
cause. Buy your tickets and plan TO