Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-03
hand by Durango people for his expose
OF the fake extra session.


The Herald would like to personal.
ize all visitors but the number Is so
great it is utterly impossible.
James Doyle and brother, c. F..
Doyle, passed through last night from
I'enver on their way to the mines at
Mancos
Miss Revn slough of Denver and
friend, Mrs Hughes OF Oklahoma. LETT
his morning for Denver after pleas
ant visit with MrS v G. White the
past week
Attorney b. b. Russell left for Tellu-
ride this morning. where the prelimi-
nary hearing in the case of the State
VS. Jesse Mum comes up tomorrow
The chances are that the prisoner will
waive examination.
silverton is steady contributor OF
visitors to our fair. A big crowd came
down this morning, and large party
arrived last nisht. Come again Sii
verton. We're glad to have you
Mrs. and Mrs Fred Bonnell and fam.
lily aud Mir. and MIS-. T w. Sexton
and sou. who were here TO take in the
lair left for their home on Beaver
creel, this morning, via lgnacio ard
Bayfield,.
La Plata county does not have TO
take a back seat for any of the apple
producing counties of the state. This
is evidenced by the Animas valley
exhibits
Governor Shafroth should be retired
to private life for calling an extra
session OF the legislature a, an ex.
pense OF possibly one hundred thcu.
sand dollars to the Taxpayers.
Jack Sparso and little daughter
Mary were among the arrivals on last
nights Southern from Manccs to take
in the fair. lhey win visit Mary's
grandmother while in Town
Rev. w. S. Crozier was a passenger
this morning to Lebanon, the new town
in the Montezuma valley, to hold serv
ices in the Presbyterian church, which
has been recently organized.
The eastern arrived last night with
II crowd of visitors FOR the fair. Quite
a party OF these came from Pagosa
Springs; several from Chama and the
rest from Allison, Tiffany and oxford
and surrounding towns.
George w. Avery left on the South
ern this morning for Comstocl Mr.
Avery stayed for day at the fair on
his way from Pueblo. where he took
in the fair there. and accompanied his
wife that far on her way to California.
MIR. and Mrs A. Barney and son.
who were here on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Ballreich departed this
morning for 1lkhart, Ind They in
tended to remain some time longer but
were recalled on business, so had to
cut their visit short Mrs Barney is
Mrs Ballreich's cousin
Mr.. and Mrs c. n. Cobb have a fine
new eight-pound boy, who arrived at
10 o'clock this morning. The little lad
came a little late TO help decorate the
prize float, but Father Cobb" is the
proudest man in town any way. What
is prize float compared with new
son?
While yesterday was not record
breaker for the fair grounds, the at.
tendance was the best for the past two
years. at least the gate receipts were
considerably in excess of any day last
year. Early in the afternoon every
seat and all the available space was
taken in the grand stand including all
reserved seats.
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Mrs. H. S. OFT went ont on the east.
ern this morning bound for her home
in Los Angeles. Cal, after visit of
about couple of months with her
mother and brothers. Mrs. OFT intend.
ed to stay but month, but heightened
her visit on account of the illness OF
her brother. District Clerk John Meu.
ser. We are pleased to be able to
state that the latter is improving ev.
cry day.
d. F. Danis.s. who has b,en in Du.
range and vicinity for several days
shipping an oil drilling nachire. de
parted for Bluff City this morning
Mr.. Daniels is in tie eioploy of one
of the big oil companies operating at
Bluff. The machine was pui chased
from f. A. Dufsi and went cut on
freight yesteria ?. Mr.. Daniels stayed
over one day 10 attend the feir. and
meet his wife, who came up this morn
ing from Farmirgton.
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