The daily sentinel., 1902-08-04

The family OF Russell johnson left this
morning for months outing in the
hills.
Ted Primrose left Saturday evening
for Denver, where he will spend several
weeks.
Every time you think of your necktie
think of Ackerman, the dealer in the
proper kind
Lee Hampton left yesterday for the
Plateau country where he will spend
couple OF weeks.
Don't know! Come and learn about
Main, Monday p m.
The finishing touch to mans toilet is
his neckt.e. Keep up. TO- date in the lit
tie things and get your neckwear at Ack-
erman's.
Edwin Price and son Kingsley. j. G.
Plank and Mr.. Mulkey, father OF Walter
Mulkey, left this morning for weeks
outing in the hills.
District Attorney Samuel G. McMul
lin returned home yesterday from Den
yer, where he went to accompany his
mother to this city.
Socialists congratulate themselves on
having such able advocates to propagate
the science they teach b. y. Wilson
8 p m Monday. 9th and Main.
Theodor Goette will leave in day or
two with his family and party OF young
people for camping tour of several
weeks in the nearby mountains
Miss Kate, adopted daughter OF Miss
de la Matyr, left week ago for Basalt,
where she met her own parents and went
with them on an extended visit to rela-
tives iu Michigan. She will return for
school in the fall
The narrow gauge yesterday WAS de-
layed about six hours on account of a
freight wreck on the line in the morning.
The wreck WAS caused by freight train
jumping the track, and while no one was
iDju ed the debris was piled up on the
track for some distance and it took some
time to get it clear for the passage OF
other trains
Samuel F. Wooard, of st. Louis, Mo-,
general agent for the Amarican Fire In
surance company, was an arrival in the
city today on a visit to his agents, Messrs.
Delaplain & Crosby. Mr.. Crosby is one
of tba and 70 ricip nj
the general agents OF fire insurance com
panies that visit this city and is always a
welcome visitor.
}. F. Brink and son Robert are in from
the summer round up They spent sew
eral days at Mesa lake while working
the cattle in that section. MIR. Brink
states that while on Grand mesa he ran
across a COW elk and calf and believes he
could have roped the calf They ran to
the edge OF the rim rock, which Mr..
Brink thought would be IN impossible
descent for the Elk; but they went down
the declivity, although it was almost a
sheer descent OF 100 feet.
Gunnison Tribune: One OF the most
delightful times of the season was had at
the affair given in honor OF Mrs. Orson
Adams OF Grand junction by Mis-. Sprigg
Shackleford Wednesday afternoon from
2:30, when 80 ladies' were entertained at
five handed euchre, this being the fret
introduction OF that game in Guuuieon
Mrs. E. M. Nourse gained the largest
number OF points and was awarded the
prlze. pretty piece of statuary repre-
sentipg the Three Graces." A very
elaborate lunch was spread.
A letter from Miss Pearl Bannister to
her friends in this city says that she is
enjoying herself with her relatives in
Chicago. Miss Baunister has received
great encouragement from some OF the
best vocal instructors in Chicago, where
she has been to have her voice tested
She has been advised by all Of them to
keep on with her music and is eueour-
aged to believe that she will be able in a
year or two to make name for herself
in that line. Her friends here will re-
)ice that such is the fact.
Mrs. Cora May Miller, who for nearly
ten years has been a member OF the
corrs OF public school teachers, has sent