Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Attorney 5. w. Carpenter was
among the arrivals from Mancos yes.
terday. He returns tomorrow.
Chas. Hoagland, one of the pros.
porous ranchers from Red Mesa, came
in yesterday and will remain during
the week.
Mrs. Chas. f. Rose arrived from
Telluride last evening and will be the
guest of Mrs. A. l.. Nathan the rest
of the week.
w. II. Galbreath came in from Juan
ita last evening and will remain dur
ing the fair. Wants to see some good
ball games.
Mrs. T. II. Jones came down from
Silverton this morning for the fair
and to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J c. Sullivan.
Mrs. o. S. Galbreath is back from
a three months visit to her boys at
Juanita and South Fork and her sister
at Denver
Jack Slattery took his ball team to
Trimble Springs to spend the night,
returning this morning for the game
with Durango.
Arthur, brother of Harry Elkskamp,
arrived from Telluride last evening, to
put in the week. It's all Il josh about
9eing on his wedding trip.
Mrs. w. II. Crawford, wife of Con
tractor Crawford of the MonteZuma
irr' eating canal. arrived from Dolores
last evening to remain for the big
show at the fair grounds.
Mrs. Burt Brown and children came
lown from Silverton this morning and
Browns parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. r.
Springer of the north side Burt could
not come until tomorrow.
Hon. r. d. Burns spent part OF yes
terday in Durango. and last night a.
rrimble Springs. Owing to rush OF
business matters he was unable to
remain over for the fair and pulled
nut for home this morning.
What do you think of the gall of n
person who refuses to contribute to
he fair guarantee and then slips ont
10 the grounds and tacks advertising
literature on the buildings. Mighty
small business and the party will be
II advertised as such.
All comrades of the G. A. r. and
). of V. and members of the w. X.
;. are invited to attend a reception
1t the residence of Comrade w. II.
La Count, 620 Fourth avenue, in honor
of the department inspection. Mrs.
l.ehon this Wednesday evening from
to TO-
Last nights Southern brought in
.hree carloads of visitors from Tellu-
ride and Montezuma valley points
Today and tomorrow there will be
'arger crowds from that section. This
years crowd will be record breaker
and the fair will be worthy of their
patronage in every particular
S. w. Smith returned this morning
via Silverton from a six weeks trip
&c eastern points and the jamestown
exposition. He is looking fine and has
lully recovered from the effects of in.
juries received in a runaway last
July.
The train from Silverton was crowd.
ed with fair visitors this morning
Quite number were unable to come
because of lack of room. The big
crowd will come tomorrow on the spe.
rial. The ball games are drawing
them, and especially the game be.
tween Silverton ANA Telluride tomor.
row.
The Nightingale Jubilees, furnished
by the Midland Lyceum Bureau. were
with us three days during our 1906
Chautauqua assembly. They gave the
best of satisfaction. They confined
themselves mostly to plantation mel
odies and camp meeting sings. and
always pleased the audience. We have
only heard good words for them from
every one. We are glad to recon.
mend them,-Albert Thompson of Pro.
gram Committee, Fulleton (Neb. }
Chautauqua assembly. AT Red Men
hall one week from tonight October
Sth.
This morning when people got up