Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-13

of five entertainments under the
auspices OF the High school.
Miss Edith Graba of Marysville.
Kansas, who has been visitor with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Otton for six
weeks past left for home yesterday,
going via SiIverton.
Mrs. ]. 8. d. Hopkins and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth, have returned from
their Pennington visit and are now
at home on the ranch.
Returning from a visit to her son
on his ranch in the Animas valley to|
her home at Dolores, Mrs. ]. E.
Smallwood stopped In Durango last
night.
Sheriff Geo. w. Thompson has re-
turned from Canon City, where he
left Jas. L. Clark who was convict
ed of grand larceny at the last term
of the district court.
Many farmers are laying aside
some of their best products for exhi-
bition at the fair. Those who have
not already planned to bring some
thing should lose no time In doing
so.
You who have friends In nearby
towns or towns far away, write and
extend a personal invitation to them
10 visit the Durango fair. You can
show them good time In this way
better than any other.
Frank Turrell. who came down
from La Plata City to see that boy,
said 1t was all o. X. and then went
by cried an even Johnny Strayer
could not console 1t.
The merchants and manufacture
ers' association of Colorado an
nounces that owing to a change in
their itinerary they find 1t will be nee
essary to reach Durango at 1880 p
IN. September II and remain until
1880 in the afternoon of the next day.
Conductor Jas. Pheny of the d. &
r. G. is detailed as an examiner on
the new book of rules. He came
from Pagosa Springs Monday and
has been putting the trainmen and
enginemen here through course of
sprouts since that time.
Pennington has $1,000 more for
the fair this fall than they had last
year. and this means better pro-
gram and more events. Every visi-
tor can be sure OF getting their mon
oW's worth. 1t is not far for Duran
go people to go and there is much
10 see. BY all means take 1t in.
an error In the report of Sundays
ball game, wherein 1t was said that
Staley made wild throw from sec.
ond to the homel plate, which, had 1t
not been wild throw the side would
have been put out. 1t was Maher
and not Staley who made the throw
]. w. Dobbins, ]. H. McDevitt, Dr.
w w. McEweh, B. w. Ritter, R. S.
Clements, J. P. Airy, Antonio Tru.
jillo. Sam Palmer. j. P. Lowell, Geo
Tyner, F, R. Lake and John Morlock
were delegates to the Republican
state congressional conventions leav-
ing this morning. Mr.. Morlock was
accompanied by his wife.
Mrs v. U. Rogers, son and nurse
went out to Denver this morning, the
hurried trip being made because OF
the sons ailmeht. Vint went to Sill
verton yesterday and Mrs. Rodgers
Decohlh5 dldiHcu Ut symptoms
shown by the little fellow telephoned
Vint at Animas Fork and went out
this morning.-Tellurlde Journal
DR.. A. l.. Davis and Nick Cooke
got back from their fishing trip upl
the Upper Conejos yesterday. They
report a most enjoyable time and
plenty of fish. Going by train from
Durango to Osler, they took pack an.
imals from that point point overland
to the Conejos. a most enchanting
trip according to Mr. Cooke.
Do you notice that string of travel.
ers headed for the Palace every time
a train comes in? Why is It? Just
because the fame of that hotel has
spread among the travelling people
since ]. F. English took the manage.
ment. until now his house is crowd
ed from one months end to the 9TH
er. People who stop there once stop
there every time they come to town,