Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-26
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Crrom Tuesdays Daily.)
George Logan was a Denver bound
passenger on this mornings eastern
Mrs. C. A. Pike returned last even
ing from Colorado Springs and Den
yer.
Mrs. Margaret Chase returned yes
terday from trip to Manitou and
Denver.
j. l.. Rachofsky of the Fair store
went to Pennington this morning on
business.
A. X. Lewis went up to the La Plat
as this morning to look after his
mining interests.
Chas. Hoagland of Kline came in
last night and was attending to bust
ncss matters today.
Conductor r. A. Lowe, returned last
evening from a business trip to Ala
mosa and took his Pennington run
this morning.
II. r. Scouton went out to his ALI
son ranch this morning to make ar
rangements for the erection of neces
sary buildings.
Miss Love Elicit. bookkeeper for
the Standard Light company returned
last evening from a visit with rela-
tves in Missouri.
A. l.. Leiner went to Denver this
morning to look up new ideas for i'm.
proving the amusement facilities OF
| the Brunswick billiard parlors.
Members of Fremont camp. Sons OF
seterans. are requested to assemble at
the hall at 7:45 tomorrow morning to
attend the wedding of w. T. Kirkpat-
rick
The removal of the furniture stock
OF S. NJ. Biggs & Company will posi-
lively take place on the first OF Oc-
tober. Now is the time to get bar
gains.
l.. A. Vreeland, who has his weather
eye on this section, left for his home
al Pueblo. He says he will be here
fair week. Another trip or two and
he will Just about decide to stay here.
Rev. e. NJ. Stephenson arrived from
Denver last night to attend the South.
west Baptist association meeting.
There will be quite u number of others
in this evening from the surrounding
country and the local membership OF
the church will try and make it pleas
ant for all during their sojourn in the
city. A cordial invitation Is extended.
The Standard Light company will
place the big electric star in the cen
ter of the street near the depot. Other
portions of the city will be illumined
by innumerable colored lights, pleas
ing to the sight. The question of ex.
pense Is not taken into consideration,
the sole object being to make the fair
a success and give the people of this
section the time of their lives.
Ed Buckles. Telluride's first base
man received telegram during Sun
days game announcing the serious
illness of his wife at Pueblo, and
left yesterday morning. His depart
ure leaves the Telluride team in a
bad hole. They need another pitcher
and n first baseman and unless they
can connect between now and next
week they will hardly be in 1t with
Durango and Silverton.
The exhibition run of the fire depart
ment during fair week has been
changed from wet test to an illumi-
mated run. Automobiles will take part
In the run and 1t is the intention to
make 1t the grandest and most spec
tacular yet given. Aside from this
attraction there will be program of
sports and amusements given each CT
ening on First avenue. There will
rot be dull moment from the open
ing to the closing of the great event
The Durango boys got nine hits of
the Telluride pitcher. while the Tellu.
ride boys got but five on Honskea.
who struck out eight men to Thoma.