Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-01

has a pretty touch and keeps her
accompaniment we'll subdued SO as to
throw out the voice In strong relief.
furnishing an adequate support with
out drowning the singer out. We have
heard many complimentary remarks
on Miss Hunts accompanying since
the concert.
A man by the name Of NJ. E. Flanni-
gan died yesterday morning from
complication OF troubles at Mercy hos
pital Deceased was about 40 years
of age and has been working as shoe
maker and cobbler around Durango
| Outside of this nothing is known OF
the man except that he has brother
Rev. s. NJ. Flannigan at Phoenix. Ala.
who is also clerk of the Harris asso
ciation The brother was wired yes
terday and word is expected from him
any time as to disposition OF the re-
mains, which are at the Goodman ln-
dertaking parlors.
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| Mrs. A. F. Middaugh and daughter.
| Miss Florence, whose singing so de-
lighted Durango people In Red Men
| hall Thursday evening. returned to
| Del Norte this morning. This fall
the young lady will leave for Paris
| to continue her studies. Miss Mid
daugh is charming TO meet. and Is as
sweet and unaffected off the stage as
she is on. With so much In her
favor. lovely personality. beauty
Temperament, and magnificent voice
she seems certain to accomplish great
things.
J. C. Roberts and brother. L. l.. Rob.
erts, were arrivals from Denver last
night. They are old friends of Dis
trict Attorney George Lane, having
known him years ago in Wisconsin. his
former home This morning Messrs.
Roberts left for Pennington where
they have land interests.
Barton departed for Denver this morn
ing to enter business college. and
fit themselves for office work. They
had not fully decided on the particular
school they would attend. We trust
the Young ladies will be pleasantly
located and that they will enjoy their
work. It's amazing how fast the boys
and girls grow up.
Attorney w A. Reese and wife wenl
to Allison today to spend few days
with Mrs. Emery Brown. Mrs. Reese's
sister Mr.. Reese says he is going
to look around this trip, intending to
buy a ranch in the Allison country
| Mrs. Reese says he isn't-which puts
a reporter up against II good and
hard Well, "if you want 10 know
who's boss in family, start some
thing" Something is likely to happen
sooner or later-generally sooner.
District court was adJonrned yester'
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Pike. who Is still in Cortez. but will
return this evening If he is able to
do so.
Mayor Goodman calls attention to
the fact that Durango is entitled to
five delegates to the Western Slope
congress at Grand Junction. ANY one
planning to attend may do so as a
delegate If they will notify the mayor
so he can make the appointment.
R. F. Peterson. George Robinson
Miss Helen Dixon and Giles Wander
grift entertain the high school ball
team from Cortez at Red Men hall
this evening with Halloween party
There will be large number presenr
of the high school membership and
alumni.
Paul Ritter left for Denver this
staff of the Times. in the art depart
ment. Readers of the Denver papers
will remember his clever drawings
which have appeared from time 10
time in their columns. Paul has spent
most OF his summer vacation on the
ranch owned by the family near Ig
| naciO.
Judge Daniel B. Carey, president OF
the Kittimac Mining company was at
; the Savoy last night, passing through
to Denver, from Silverton, where he
spent several days at the mine, Mr..
) Carey arrived last Saturday to attend
the meeting of the knights OF Colum.
bus. leaving for Silverton Monday
morning. He went out on the eastern
today.
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The accidental death of Ed Rich
ardson leaves the children practically
ldestitutq and tho cfctar NIrs IJara ;e