Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs J. Lohroy Slusher re-
turned last evening from a trip to
Denver.
Miss Mary wedden was a home
bound passenger to Dolores this morn
ing. The young lady was the house
suest Of Miss Pearl skidmore during
the fair.
Mrs. D. L. Sheets was nm outgoing
passenger on the eastern this morning
bound for Fort Collins TO spend three
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Walter
wood The latter's Durango friends
sent heaps of messages to her.
Bob" Rice. the popular mail clerk
day evening from vacation trip TO
Denver and Chicago. Mr.. Rice said he
had a splendid time. and his appear
ancc confirmed his words.
Dick" Simpson, who came up few
days ago from Pueblo Bonito to take
In the fair. was passenger for the
Pagosa Springs branch this morning
Mr. Simpson has sheep deal on, and
went out to his camp near Dyke today
a we'll known Durango society WON
an has just received word that she has
fallen heir to n fortune OF $4,000. We
promised not to say any more Just at
present. but full particulars will be
given out soon.
Col. II. G. Lee and Mai. Frank Waite
of the Salvation army left for Denver
this morning, after spending a protitn
BILE Sunday with the local corps. Both
gentlemen expressed themselves as
pleased with the progress of the work
in Durango.
Mrs. Il. X. McGalliard and children
left for their home in Mancos yester
day. They we're here TO take In the
fair Mrs. McGalliard's niece, Vivian
Barton. who is spending the winter
with her aunt in NiancoE and attend.
ing school, also departed for Mancos
this morning
A. W. Sharpless of Aztec, who spent
lair week In Durango and played on
the Aztec ball team. departed for a
few days outing at Pagosa Springs.
before returning to finish getting In
the apple crop. Mr.. Sharpless is man
aeer OF large orchard for Phila-
delphia commission house.
F Il. Quirk. the well known agen, |
for the Davis nurseries. who has been
very low with typhoid fever at Mercy
hospital, is still improving. Mr..
Quirk's sister, Miss Quirk, arrives
this evening from Rock Island, ILL.,, to
be with him while he is convalescing |
We are pleased to be able to state |
that Mrs. Albert Dickerson of Lich
field. Neb who was accidentally shot |
at the fair grounds the other day. |
Is much better today. Her condition
ia such that there is reason to believe
that she will not lose the sight of
her eye. as at first feared.
Sheriff Clarke Is sending out cir
culars offering $50 reward for the cap
tBre of the men. He says the ruinor
that the men were in jail as "dum-
mics is absolutely false. and that IL
ne can ascertain their whereabouts he
win 20 after them at his own ex-
pense.
Miss S. Sanford of Derby. Conn, is
wns a delegate to the irrigation con.
gress and Is making the trip around
the circle before returning home. She
is thinking OF making the trip to Ship.
rock to visit the agency before return.
ing. Miss Sanford is frequent con
tributor to the magazines.
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We have heard more compliments on
the fair the past few days. than we
could remember in ten years. The fair
association has reason to be proud of
themselves. Amt it fine to be red.
headed and Irish? One is pretty good
but both is betterl The fair had to
be success with Matt Harrington
president and George w Moody secre
taryl BY the way, where's the red
headed dog?
Wayland Bailey of the weather bu.
reau, is all puffed up over the many
compliments he has had over the
brand OF weather he furnished the fair
association during fair week How
well Mr. Bailey attended to business
was evidenced by the spell we had
Just as soon as he let up his vigilance
tribe No chance about it. George
W. Moody gave the matter his per
sonal attention, and his veracity is not
TO be questioned
w. +. Gardner. representative from
Saguache county. was an arrival from