Semi-weekly herald., 1913-09-25

Billy Otton is in the city from his
business interests at the May Day
Mrs. John Nickel, is again to take
charge of the Pagosa Springs hotel
Colonel B. B. Calvin of Silverton i.
among our distinguished fair visitors
l.. L. Cox of the Lucky Moon is
among the many La Plata miners ir
the city.
District Attorney Geo. W. Lane
went over to Dolores this morning or
court affairs.
Mrs. Meyers came down from Sill.
verton to visit her sister, Mrs
Geo. E. Tiffany and her family.
VIM. Murphy, a mine superintend.
ent of Rico, is in the city on business
anu pleaSufe.
Jim Cole and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Lewis came down from Sill
verton this morning.
Fritz Pulvermiller, who has beer
employed in the mines at Silverton
came down home this morning.
There was five inches of snow al
Siiverton this morning and still snow.
ing.
Mrs. Ray Cooper arrived from Sill.
verton this morning upon weeks
visit to her sister, Mrs. Jim Jarvis
The visitors from Silverton, arriv.
ing this morning, is the largest dele.
cation ever coming down upon the
first day of the fair,
Elmer Hatcher and family are cit,
visitors from their home at La Boca
where Mr.. Hatcher has extensive bus.
mess interests.
T. A. Shannon and c.. w. Fishrer.
dick are in the city from the Lower
La Plata. Mr.. Fisherdick is a store
keeper there.
Among the Chama visitors in the
city are Mr.. and Mrs. Haran, Mrs. ]
p. Malone, Mrs. o. J. McGee and Nina
McGee, all guests of the Savoy.
Mrs. II. C. Bollinger whose hus.
band has lately disposed of his store
interests near the May Day spur, is
visiting in the city.
F. G. Ames came over from Man.
cos last evening to attend the ban
quet given by the Masons. He will
remain for portion of the big cele.
bration.
Mrs. Percy Airv is down from Rico
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Galloway and sister, Miss
Helen.
Hans Aspaas who had been in Sill
verton on short business trip, pass
w thiodEh " hiS hoHie dt igiaeiu
this morning.
"Shanty" Sheehan, the switchman
was at the Southern train last even
ing to meet fascinating widow who
is here to attend the fair.
Roadmaster J. C. Gilliland Of the
Rio Grande Southern departed this
morning for his headquarters al
Rico.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilmore and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Crowds are visit
ors from La Plata City, where they
have extensive mining interests.
Over one hundred people came
down from Silverton this morning
Not even sufficient seating capacity
for the passengers.
George Allen, the famous San Juan
county horticulturist and hotel man
will come up from Pennington this
evening to attend the fair.
waiter Cooke, son Oh IN. r. COOke
of this city, arrived from Telluride
last evening after an absence OF
over a year.
Mrs. M. Smith and G. w. Wake.
field, an aged couple, Of Aztec, who
were guests of the Palace last even.
ing, departed for Pueblo this morn.
ing.
"Doc" Wallace, known among his
neighbors as Navajo Bill, is up from
the reservation to lend his assistance
in making Durango's entertainment 9
success.
Mrs. r. A. Lowe is over from Ala.
mosa to spend the week with her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Olive Orme and those
Orme boys who are the pride Of ths
Lowe family.
Arthur McLaren who motored ovei
here from Saguache, Colo, departed
over the Southern for Mancos thi,
morning to take charge of the Man
cos light plant and he will also oper
garage there.
Mrs. J. H. Lenten and Mrs. AL
Miller of Dolores and Mrs. Walter
Hunter of La Plata City are visiting