The daily sentinel., 1902-05-12

y. q. An8oll OF Oufay effivoo III tne
city yesterday for visit with relatives
here.
Orson Adams Jr. Was called to Salt
Lake City Saturday night on business
| matters.
At the recent school election in the
Allen district Mr.. Whitsell was chosen
director for the coming year.
Mr.. Goodrich, who recently purchased
the Bevier ranch east of town. is making
great improved ents in the place.
Mrs. Ritchardson is making a trip to
the Uintah reservation to secure pupils
for the Indian school in this city.
Mrs. M. M. Taylor has opened up
neat little confectionery store and ice
cream parlor opposite the Grand hotel.
Captain Lennon made a trip up to
the Indian school COW camp in the
mountains Saturday. taking up supplies
for the herders.
Arthur Richardson, one OF tho clerks
in the Noland grocery store returned
homo Saturday from visit to his old
homo in Missouri.
Residents coming up from the lower
country report all the small bridges
washed out by the heavy rain storm OF
yesterday afternoon.
An acetylene gas plant is being put in
at the Teller Institute, and it is antici-
pated that the work will be completed
by the close OF school the latter part OF
June. Garrison & Fletcher are doing
the construction work.
@. 8. Carr, who has been clerk for
some time past in the store Of w. +.
White Mercantile company, sewers his
connection with that firm Thursday and
and leaves for Durango to accept pos
ition in . store iu that city.
Sunday afternoon at about four o'clock
Rev. j. M. P. Martin, at his residence
united in marriage Gloucester Lee Best
and Mrs. Blanche Sheldon. The con-
tracting parties arrived in this city q
short time since from Baldwin, Kansas.
| W. D. johnson and Mrs. Ida May
Starr were married yesterday afternoon
1t the rooms OF the bride IN the Craw-
ford block, by Rev. 8. Brooks. The bride
and groom have recently come to this
city from Kansas where they formerly
resided. They will make their home in
this city.
Miss Winnifred Wenz, of Salida, who
has been scholar at the Grand juno
tion Business College has accepted q
position in the offics of Horace T. De
Long. Another clerk also has been
added to Mr.. DeLong's force in the
person Of Walter Graham, son OF j. M.
Graham OF Graham & Hards.
Word was received in the city this
morning OF the birth of twin daughters
to Mr.. and Mrs. Will B. Keene. at their
homo in Moline. ILL.,. on May 1. Will
Keene formerly lived here and has many
friends who will congratulate him on the
happy event. he is a brother of Mrs.
W. 8. Sullivan and Charles keene of
this city.
Emil P. Hensgen has moved his cigar
mdnuIACLurlOR o6t0OIl6umout IFOm Tue
former location in tho north part Of tho
city to the Strouse building on End street
between Ute and Pitkin. The business
OF this manufacturing house has grown
so rapidly that larger quarters were me-
cessary and 90 Mr.. Hsnsgen moved down
town. A retail store will be run In con.
nsction.
A large number OF people lately have
been hauling the refuse from their
premises, which the authorities have
compelled them to clean up. and dumped
it just at the edge Of the river, at the
foot OF Main street. With the warm
weather decay resulted and tho residents
of that section OF the city found that it
was very disagreeabls as we'll as unheal-
thy. A complaint was made Saturday
to Mayor Sampliner and 1t took only
long enough to have = sign made fer
that official to put up a warning that no
more such refuse should be dumped
there.
Wants and For Sale.