Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-18

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ifer, b. o Longyear.
| ARCHTLETA-Mrs Fanny Cozine
SAN JUAN--H w. Mccoy. H. NJ
Roach, Alice Nash. Jessie NJ. Harwood
MONTEZUMA-Ruth Thompson, Su
sic Brewer, Carl Decker, I. ]. Busch
From Tuesdays Daily.
| c. C. Eddy was a passenger to Den
yer this morning on business.
| George Allen is sending up some
fine grapes. He is keeping a large
force picking, packing and shipping.
| Joe Gibbons, owner OF the Pride OF
the West mine in San Juan county
passed through from Silverton this
morning to Denver.
| o. s. Galbreath, while attending the
ed a state delegate to the national
powwow in Toledo next month.
The peaches that are coming to town
from the vicinity of Pennington are
sure luscious. They are reasonable
and now is the time to preserve and
pickle.
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George w. Avery drove down from
Comstock this morning. The new
boarding house at the Incas is just
completed. The mine continues to be
a steady shipper.
Next Friday evening DR.. Phillips will
lecture in the high school assembly
room. on "Chief Impressions of Six
Months Travel in Europe Watch for
further announcements.
The Herald calls attention to an
| advertisement in another column for
the sale OF 100 head of thoroughbred
buck lambs. If you are in need of the
lambs write Mr.. Beuer at Montrose
| Dan Mayer, the Mancos merchant,
Nick Army and George Jeep, who have
been in town for the past few days
arranging for the putting in of a green.
house, departed for home this morn
ing.
o.
II. C, Graden came in from the Kirk
patrick Pine river home last evening
where he enjoyed few DAVIS vaca-
| ton. He was accompanied by Mr..
Kirkpatrick who goes east In the morn
ing.
| The body of Irving Sanders, who
died recently at Cripple Creek, arrives
tomorrow night. Deceased was a
brother-in-law of Mrs. Ida Wales, and
familiarly known around town as
Dutch" He worked for number OF
years in the store owned by Thomas
Kicker. The remains will be taken tc
the Hood, Ames & Geer undertaking
parlors to await burial.
Miss Edna Duncan was an arrival
last evening from Cortez to attend
the teachers institute. The young lady
Is guest of the Savoy.
Miss Maude Witherby was an arrive1
Hast AyanipO TO d
the teachers institute. The young
lady is a guest of the Strater.
NJ. 7. Chestnut, the well known min
ing man of the Red Mountain district
came down from Silverton yesterda,
with W. NJ. Warnock. The gentlemen
are in the city for day or two.
Mrs. Stephens was in the city yes
terday from Riverside doing some
shopping for a wedding Looks as II
Sam must be going to get married We
understand that the happy event takes
place on Thursday.
| Durango is supplied with the choic
est fruit in the land. If you do not
think so visit the different. places
where fruit is handled. We will take
our chances on this southwest section
against any in the state.
William Schumacher. the sheep in
spector, departed this morning for a
trip TO Navajo Springs, on visit to
Agent L. u. Clardy. This Is Inspec.
tor schumacher's first visit since Mr..
Clardy's appointment.
Mrs. A. Lincoln Fellows, son and
daughter were guests OF the Strater
last night. Mrs. Fellows was return.
ing to her home In Denver after q