Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-28

every turn.
Barney Hampton of Pagosa Springs.
is In the city.
Mrs. John F. Bell and daughters are
down for the big show.
S. w. Raymond and niece. Gather
Inc, arrived as stated last evening.
c. f. Arnold is a SilvertoD visitor
during the fair, arriving this morn
ing.
Mrs. Frank Kalbaugh came down
this morning from Silverton to visit
friends
John W. Wingate returned yester-.
day evening from business trip To
Silverton.
Arthur Ridgway went up this morn.
ing at 1880 to Red Mountain In his
special car.
W. H. Wieglesworth went out to
Juants this morning to do some ditch
surveying.
Mrs, Bob Lowe who came over from
Alamosa yesterday, returned home
this morning.
Grant Giiford is down from La Plata,
which he says is a very much alive
mining camp.
Mrs. Morton l.. Schutt came down
from Silverton this morning to visit
during the fair.
Arthur Ridgway. managing the Sill
verton Rainbow railway to Red Noun,
tain. is in the city.
Mrs. John Holmes of Villisca, Iowa,
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beatty, of this city.
The Salvation Army will conduct
special meetings at the hall and on
the streets during the fair
Mrs. Al. Marshall came down from
Silverton this morning to visit her sis
ter. Mrs. Arthur Fassbinder.
Judge Holbrook returned last even.
ing from trip to Pennington. and
continued to his Alamosa home this
morning.
II. d. Mcbride will dispense LIQUID
refreshments at the fair grounds and
Charlie Fleck will be there with the
soft drinks.
s. knntzen, formerly with the Tel
luride house of Stubbs < Jakway, is
here to take position in the Du-
rango house.
the superior exhibits Of tie fruit
sections OF New Mexico points will at,
tract thousands The Aztec-Farming.
ton fruit belt is world record beater.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen arrived
from Pennington last evening and will
he WITH us during the week, being
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. N. Ray
mond.
Get out your red fire this evening
and every evening while the street
sports and amusements are on. We
must show our visitors good town
and big time.
Jack Slattery came down from Sill
verton this morning and for the first
time in many moons Will have 10 go
through the ordeal Of seeing his
"Slobs" defeated.
j. A. Dowell, w. d. Watson and
wife, Mrs. Fred Gobel, ID. Sheahan, C.
B. Nesbit, A. Patterson and Charles
Carney are this mornings silverton
arrivals at the Strater.
Harry Turner, of this place, was
among the passengers on the wrecked
Southern train. being on his way from
Dolores to Mancos. Fortunately he
escaped without a scratch.
II. Wayne Russell is here to do
business during the fair for the Den
Yer Post, and Walter Juan Davis will
handle the curves over the wire and
phone, and tell about the fair.
The cushioned seats of one of the
wrecked coaches on the Southern yes.
terday are piled up in the baggage |
room at the depot.
o. S. Galbreath was among the re
turning passengers last evening, hav.
Ing attended the great Red Mems pow
WOW at Louisville.
w. s. Weightman shipped to Den.
yer this morning the first carload o;
,pples sent out tnis season. The car
contained SAG boxes Of apples.
See to 1t that there is ample ac
for each and ever! Wis
tor to the ColoradoNew Mexico fair.
his is our opportunity to win new