Semi-weekly herald., 1914-10-12

IoHiuy AySuhs VI DHy CIe6k. c0nlE
in from there today at 1901 to visit
our fair and his honey bunch.
Col" Fred Bunker, of Aztec, is
also among those present today. He
never misses one of our fairs.
NJ. S. Mccarthy. manager of the
Eagle Pass mine located in the La
Platas, left for La Plata City this
morning.
w. G. Pochon, lumber dealer of
came down from there this
to join his wife, who is vis-
iting here.
Bill Hall and Tommy Mullen and
other babies of Ignacio, are here
again Finnigan. Off again tomor-
row.
E. A. Coston and wife, c. B. Kel-
ley, W. o. Oglc and wife and many
others are here today from their
pleasant homes at Mancos.
The cap" Dudleys, who are sum-
mering at Electra lake and have been
in attendance at our fair, departed
for there this morning.
John Ong and FABIAN Martinez and
other old pelicans from Ignacio, de-
parted for there this morning after
a close attendance at our fair.
j. A. Schryver, one of the travel
ing accountants Of the state auditors
office, who has been here on official
duties, left for Denver this morning.
C. +. Foley, of Foley Bros, COM
mission merchants of Pennington,
who had been here attending the fair,
and fair one, departed for home
this morning.
Mrs. Dan Eggar and her family are
visitors here today from their home
at bayfield,, arriving last evening.
The honorable Dan himself is busy
writing little Bladelets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland, who have
beAAhere visiting, departed for La
lCity this morning. Mr.. Row
land is superintendent of the Ten
Brooke mine there.
"Doc" Schumacher, government
sheep inspector, went over to Man
cos this morning to inspect bunch
there prior to their shipment to the
outside markets.
Jim Nash, noted cattleman OF
the Dolores section, who has beer
here the past several days, departed
for his home this morning, accompan.
led by his old college chum, Charley
Mckinney.
The special carrying nearly two
hundred and fifty of our Aztec ane
Pennington neighbors left the loca
station shortly after 10 o'clock last
night.
When a bell hop puts your grip.
on one train and directs you to an
other, on which you get, and have t.
walk back, who would you shoot
That occurred this morning.
Many of the Navajo Indians, thei
wives and babies, who had been her
from their homes on the reservation
taking in all the sights to be seen a
our fair, departed this morning OIL
the train to Pennington.
More than 30 cars from Monte
yuma county were noted at the fai
grounds yesterday afternoon an,
nearly as many are there today
Among those present are the Mowrys
Parsons, Belmear, DIR. Egencss, Gu,
Harrison and the Will MYERS.
Fifty-one Of those large cans il
which small trout fry is transporte,
were this morning returned to th'
government hatchery at Leadville
from whence they came filled will
eastern brook trout, small fry. to tn,
local state hatchery.
The six months old baby boy O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Church, who
make their home over the passenger
depot, died at 1880 this morning OF
pneumonia, after several days i'll
ness. 1t was their first born and W,
sympathize with the bereft. Funera
arrangements will be given later.
The suit of the Fulton Market VS.
the Morgan Meat company, Silverton
a money demand, was decided in IA
vor of the plaintiff by jury of six
The case was tried in the count,
court, having been appealed from tn,
justice court. Sixty-seven dollars ant
fifty cents and costs, the full amount
asked, was allowed.
Twenty odd persons, at least, came
down from Silverton on this morn
ing's train to visit here today, the
last day of the greatest fair ever
held here. Many others who had beer
here in attendance for the past sew
eral days, departed this morning by
train, auto and other conveyances in
the best of good humor and kind fee,-
ing.
fluffy" Harrison, wanted here on