Semi-weekly herald., 1914-10-08
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PURELY p1RsONAL
Fron Tnesaay's Daily
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trunk! Full of shootin' irons. Heavy.
Col. B. B. Calvin, . Silverton money
magnate is an attendant at our fair.
Bob Lockwood is down from Silver
ton. Arrived this morning, girls.
Big Chief Bill Wettenhall. one of
Ignacio's prominent bell hops, is here
also.
Mrs. C. F. McCoin is down from
Silverton visiting Mrs. C. D. Casad
during fair week.
George Casey came down from Sill
verton this morning to take in our
fair.
VIM. Gill, Jr., is enjoying visit
from his father and mother, who ar
rived last evening.
Pete Perino, former Durango
business man, is in the city from Tel
luride, his present home.
Billy Bacon and son Leslie are
down from the La Platas. But where
is their "Sport?"
H. C. Wilcox, superintendent of the
buildings and bridge department of
the r. G. S. is down from Rico.
Joe Yates, hotel man of Rico. for
merly with the Palace of this city,
is down from there visiting at our
fair.
d. C. Chaddock and wife, of Miner
va, Ohio, who have been visiting at
Cortez, departed for home today.
"Dick" Nelson returned from Sill
verton this morning, where he had
been the past few days.
M. L. Ballard and family are among
the many visiting from Silverton,
upon visit to the formers parents
and incidentally the fair.
Jim Trimble, of Ophir, manager of
the Silver Bell mine there, went down
to his ranch home at Sunnyside this
| morning.
Andy and Mrs. Chitwood are down
from La Plata City, where the old
sport is engaged in business, to take
in the big fair. He's horseman.
Mike Newton, who underwent an
operation at Mercy hospital about 10
days ago, has recovered sufficiently
to be released.
j. o. Taylor, proprietor Of the Gem
theater, one Of our most energetic
business men, is back from busi-
ness trip to points in northern Colo
RADIO.
Some $50 persons arrived here over
the Southern last evening to visit our
| Big Fair and 45 excursionists, be-
side many others, came down from
Silverton this morning.
Miss Gilmore, one of our efficient
local school teachers, now that school
is closed for the week went down to
the Aztec section this morning,
where she has valuable ranch land.
Col. L. Welsh, of Bloomfield, N. NJ,
who lately sold valuable property
there, returned last evening from
Denver, where, it is said, he invested
his savings in municipal bonds.
Ben Martinez, who has been over
in Archuleta county looking after his
extensive interests there, motored ir
last evening to take in our fair in
company with his family, who are
resident here.
John T. Graham, who is now in his
eighty-seventh year and some "old
timer" in the Silver San Juan, went
down to Pennington this morning
for a short visit to friends.
Mrs. Fred Rock, of Pagosa Springs
after spending the evening in the city
left this morning for Pennington, the
change being made for the benefit Of
her health.
Frank Benton and wife, of Rico
arrived from there last evening, de-
parting this morning for the formers
home in Kansas in response TO a mes
sage advising Of the serious illness
of his father.
Rev. w. L. N. Baker Of the local
African M. E. church, who has serv-
ed his flock here for term, depart
ed this morning for Santa Fe, N
M, his ultimate designation being
Clifton, Ariz., his new charge.
c. A. Haired, of the A. r. T. com.
pany, was a guest of the Palace las,
night, going to Farm gton today as
representative here of the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway to inspect the
refrigeration of cars.
Mrs. Thomas LOTUS and her in.
teresting brood Of children, number.
ing a half dozen. are up from Farm.
ington visiting her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Waters and attending the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0. Jemison ar,
during fair week and longer, IL pos
sible, to enjoy visit from the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Seyfried, and from
her sister, Mrs. Judge ]. C. Wiley
from the old home at Del Norte, they
having arrived from there last even
ing