Semi-weekly herald., 1913-09-29

fair, departed for their home thi.
morning.
Miss Lillian Petherbridge, one Of
Mancos' most popular young ladies
who has been here in attendance Al
the fair, departed for her home thi,
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobe Epperson anc
children are in from the Oxford sec
tion attending the fair and visiting
Mrs. Epperson's mother, Mrs. T, j
Cluer, Sr.
Ex-County Commissioner Herman
Schroeder who has been in the city
on business and in attendance at the
fair, departed this morning for his
home at Bayfield,.
Jimmy Mcnamara of the Ric
Grande bridge gang, is up from Az.
tee visiting his mother and sister
Miss Margaret, from Silverton, at.
tending our fair.
Miss Marie Taylor, the talented
musician, returned this morning from
Trimble Springs where she last night
was the pianoist at the dance giver
there.
Louie Collier, former Durango
resident, who has been here in at.
tendance at our fair, departed this
morning for Mancos where he is en-.
gagged near there in the sawmill.
Joe Terry, superintendent of the
famous Sunyside mine, who has beer
out to Denver on mining interests
returned from there last evening and
is attending our big fair meet today
A special train came up from
Pennington this morning, leaving
there at 6 a. M, arriving here al
$3.50. There were 240 passengers or
the train, 118 from Aztec. The train
departs this evening at $3.50.
Billy Nicodemus, former cashier
of the Smelter National bank Of thi:
city, now prominent business mar
of Telluride, who has been here il
attendance at the fair, departed fol
home this morning.
Fred p. Davy, manager of the Bull
dozer properties in the La Platas
who has been in the city the pas
few days on business and pleasure
trip, departed for the mine this morn
ing.
Miss Hortense Lowenstein of Pa
gosa Springs, whose intention it wa!
to leave yesterday morning as w
announced, did not leave until thii
morning. She had been the hous,
guest of Mrs. P. NJ. Mcclellan.
Miss Bessie Reed, the populal
county superintendent Of Oura!
schools, is among the visitors in th'
city. She is accompanied by he
mother. The family are old tim,
friends of DR.. and Mrs. F. D. Burns
Stock Inspector Sambo Ethredge
went out to Mancos this morning u
inspect the big Jim Frink cattle ship
ment to the eastern markets, 18 car
loads that will be shipped out from
there today, passing through her
this afternoon.
Mrs. o. C. Walker and daughter
Frank Foley, Raymond Drolet, A. L
Davis and wife, Miss Pastonguay
Ed Quinn, Mrs. ]. c. Strawn, Franl
Allen and his daughters Blanche an,
Ruth, T. J. Arlington and hundred
others, are here at the fair from
Pennington.
W. N. Kight, formerly one of tn
most successful horticultural an,
agriculturalists in San Juan county
New Mexico, who has returned iron
the strenuous life, and who divide
his time between California and hi
home at Pennington, is in attend
ance at our big fair.
The birdman, McMillen, whom
none but wooden Indians think is
fake, but who through the high alti
tude and the poor quality of gaso
line sold here, that he must use il
his motor, and who has had such ba
weather conditions to contend with
flew back at 1895 this afternoo
from the point on the Grubb ranc
just below town, where he had alight
ed yesterday.
James Cuthbertson, an old tim
resident of Silyerton, was found dea
in his cabin Saturday morning. II
had died the night previous. He wa
buried Monday from Prosser's under