Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10

by the score of 20 TO 8. The Elks
became weary of running around the
bases.
The Democratic county convention |
for the nomination Of q county ticket |
ticket has been called for Saturday,
September 10. The primaries will be
held Thursday, the 18th.
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celebration, miners and people in all
walks OF life from large section at
| tending. Telluride won the ball game
by score of 16 to g. Hughes of Du-
range caught for the Telluride team.
| United States Deputy Marshal Tom
Clarke passed through to Denver from
Silverton Monday morning, having Wis
tied Silverton to subpoenae a couple
Of witnesses In the La Plata post. flee
robbery some months ago.
Mrs E. Roberts left Sunday morn
ing for an extended visit to friends
and relatives in Kansas. She was
accompanied by the Misses Owen and
Ruth Wittle, nieces, who have been
visiting at the Roberts residence for
some weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Wallace, pastor of the Bap-
tist church at Pagosa Springs, ac-
l fnJ h,, lit xxtFn nj M-a n,,r
rows, came in last evening en- route
to Mancos to attend the Baptist as
sociation meeting. 1t is understood
more are to follow tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Slattery, daugh-
ter and niece passed through from
Silverton this morning, Jack only 60
ing as far as Denver while Mrs. Slat-
terry will continue as far as Chicago
with the girls who are going to George
town university at Washington to re-
sumo their schooling.
The Silverton ball boys rather rub
bed 1t in on Slattery's Slobs Sunday,
Il ShuLtiht5 Tic Out W thC
tune of 6 to 0. The Durango boys
played good ball and Hubbard was
not "hittable." About thirty, including
the team, went up on the morning
train to see the game.
Mrs. Wesley Helm was among last
evenings arrivals, having spent a few
days in the Montezuma valley en-
route home from California Mrs.
Helm has been absent about nine
months and returns greatly improved
in health and we trust she will con
tinue to feel the benefits derived from
the long sojourn on the coast.
A. p. Camp received a telephone
message from Frank Young at Pueblo
yesterday announcing that Rev. David
, Morrell had reached that place on his
return home and taken quite Ill, being
taken to the hospital. Arrangements
were made to have the Presbyterian
minister at Bayfield,. w. d. Ferry. GO
out this morning to look after and &C
, company Mr.. Morrell to Durango.
The dance given at Red Men hall
, last evening by the Miners union was
all that the management could wish
for, both in point Of attendance and
sociability of the crowd. While there
have been larger crowds than last
| .t,r 4 Il,
ing the early hours the floor was toe
crowded to be comfortable. The vari
GUS committees looked carefully after
, the pleasure of each and every one
Rico was surely on the map Sunday
and Monday, and entertained more
people during those days than 1t has
for many years, visitors attending the
Labor day exercises from Montezuma
and San Miguel counties in large mum
bers and our Telluride correspondent
says Rico made good in every way
Rico won both OF the ball games
against a team from Telluride-Sun
! day by score of 15 to IL, and Monda,
by a score of 10 to 8.
/, Rev. David Morrell not having ar
rived on Saturday arrangements were
made on Sunday morning with Rev
John C. Hay and the Christian congre
CATION for another joint service in the
Presbyterian church at night. Mr.
Hay preached, his subject being
, "Christ's Words Concerning Himself:
I am the Bread of Life" Such com
binations for Christian worship an6
, work emphasizes the great common
, interests of believers.
Silverton witnessed another inter
esting mountain climbing contest yes
terday. Jack Slattery having wagered
5000 that a man named McWright, q
miner. could beat the time made a
couple OF weeks ago by McQuig. and
he won the money, McWright going to
the top of Kendall mountain and re.
turning in hour 27 minutes 25 sec