Semi-weekly herald., 1916-10-05
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reid of Man
cos are among the visitors here for
San Juan basins big event.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pearson and
r. II. Brown were among the arrivals
from Silverton this morning.
Butch" Herran, and Mrs. Herran
IRE among the well known Rico folk
re for the celebration.
Rev. and Mrs. Gundy of Farming
| ton were arrivals on this mornings
ted Apple train.
The weather man promises that
his best brand will be delivered
mere tomorrow.
IL. A. Robertson, Byrl Rousch and
j. B. Patterson of Pagosd are partici-
| pating in the Fair festivities.
BILLY" Jay is among the old time
Durango boys who came here for the
festivities. The Jays reside in Rico
these days.
Mrs. c. Flick and daughter, Miss
Blanche, of Boston were passengers
bound for Dolores today to visit rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melzar Ballard and
son came down from Silverton this
morning to visit the latter's grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Ii. Ballard.
Three cars of hogs were shipped to
Durango this morning from San Juan
county n. NJ. Two cars were market
ed at Graden's. The other car is con-
signed to the Denver markets.
Al men employed by C,n,Iacto-.
Henny on the high school building
will have an opportunity to attend
the Fair Thursday afternoon, when a
program of unusual interest is to be
IN progress. Mr.. Kenny is giving all
mis- men half holiday at full pay
Tor the occasion.
Mrs. Lawrence Lynton is over from
Dolores visiting her relatives the
Sam Campbells, during the Fair.
j. Il. Lumpllin of Telluride is in
the section visiting his daughter, Mrs
elmer Fleisher of the Florida mesa
Quite a number of pupils from
these parts will attend the state ag-
ticultural school at Fort Collins this
winter.
Standing room was almost at a
premium on the Silverton passenger
ibis morning. Sixty of the travellers
were bound for the Fair.
Mrs. Ed. Biggs of Allison and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Crooks of Telluride
are guests of their relatives the C. C.
r,odys this week.
Mrs. Will Mccoy and daughter,
'lrs. Henry Rathjen were among the
prominent Aztec residents attending
the Fair today.
A license to wed was granted to-
lay to Mr.. Clarence Coplen and Miss
Pearl Taylor. Both are residents of
Monticello, Utah.
Mrs. Jack Odenbaugh and children
left for their home in La Madero,
New Mexico today, after spending
the summer here with Mrs. Oden-
oaugh's mother, Mrs. Ida Hughes.
Mrs. Rosepha Pulford was off for
Denver and Greeley this morning to
attend meetings of the state normal
board. While in that vicinity she
will make trip to Fort Collins to
discuss agricultural school matters
with DIR. Lory.
Mrs. Vic Lees is down from Rico
visiting her brother, Allan Moore.
About rs passengers arrived on
iast nights Southern to participate
in the big doings.
The Red Apple train arrived this
morning at 9:l0 with As passengers
on board.
S. II. Smith is over from the Monte
Vista greeting old time friends as
sembled here.
Mrs. Ed. Trainor and little daugh.
Ter departed for La Modero today to
join Mr.. Trainor.
An extra coach is in use on tho
Southern to accommodate the increas-
ed travel.
A blanket of snow an inch deep
covered the streets of Silverton at an
early hour this morning.
Mrs. p. Ely of Rico arrived from
Denver last night in response to a
message that her husband was quite
seriously i'll. Mr.. Ely is a patient in
Mercy hospital.
Ben Purdy, county surveyor of San
Miguel county, and Mrs. prudy ar
rived last night to enjoy the festivi.
ties in progress. Ben was a former
Durango high school student
Mr.. and Mrs. Lodi Miles and little
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