Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Mrs. Peter Peterson returned last
evening from Denver where she visit
I'd Mrs. A. X. Ferguson three weeks.
She reports an enjoyable time.
Augustin MacHugh's high class
at the Stilwell opera house
the four days of the fair will prove a
card for the visitors.
The Telluride ball team returned
from Denver last evening and are get
ting in shape to go up against Slat-
tery's bunch Thursday. That game
will be for blood and no mistake.
Mrs. Becraft and son arrived from
Monte Vista yesterday and were the
guests over night of Mr.. and Mrs.
Farlie Smith. They went to Aztec
this morning for visit with relations,
Mrs. Hammond resumed her duties
a. the postoffice this morning although
lacking a few days of completing her
Allotted time. But the rush Is one and
she will help take care of the work.
The city council will meet tonight
in regular session. Monthly bills and
other matters will he up for considera-
ton Among the other things viii be
the selection of mayor and city at
torney-perhaps.
Lee Bellinger is back from Port
land Oregon. where he went when his
orother-in-law. John O'Connell was in.
iured by falling under his train. He
left John doing nicely and on the
road to recovery.
The morning paper walls because
II. T. Henderson, by which he received
a badly sprained knee. Mr.. Hender-
son came home Wednesday and Thurs
lays Herald contained an account OF
the accident.
W. p Houston. who has manipu.
lated the keyboard on the Democrat s
linotype machine for the past few
months. departed for his home at Kan
Nordheim will operate the machine
for the present.
Rather busy time for the postmaster
TO close couple hundred boxes but
he has received positive Instructions
OF do so where rent is not paid by the
first and there is nothing left but fol.
low instructions. And every box rent.
er was given timely warning.
Mrs. Geo. A. Rosenblatt and Master
Joe will be down from Telluride this
evening to attend the fair, and to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Har.
mon, 1905 West Second avenue, north
side.
McCloskey, Denvers old time crack
pitcher and now of the Baltimore
league. arrived with the Telluride
bunch and will probably be pitted
against Clark In the Silverton-Tellu-
ride game.
Bound TO be plenty OF farmers in
the city the next few days. If they
fail to make good 1t will be useless for
our people to raise and appropriate
so much money for farm products s.d
live stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Lowell represent
the advance guard from the Pine
river section for the fair. They will
be here all week. Mr.. Lowell, as
chairman of the live stock committee
has taken great interest in the fair
and 1t will not be his fault II there is
rot a big exhibit OF horses and cat
tie.
Slattery and his team came down
from Silverton this morning and have
been out sizing up the field today. He
has added eight fast players to his
team and will play but on Silverton
man-Jack Cole-in the series this
week. Jack will take his old position
as left fielder, and he is a good one
too.
The Denver Republicans write uI
Of the Telluride-Iron Workers game
says that ''Honskea has not been a
terror to batsmen this season." He
hasn't, Ell? You Just ask the Silver.
ton bunch about what they think OF
his performance on the local grounds
The 18th and again at Pennington
and then ask Telluride boys abou,
the game on the 22d. They might
give some information on that ques
tlon.
tErom Wednasdny's Daily1