The daily sentinel., 1902-08-14

Lee Hampton is home from Mesa lake.
Cigars OF all the standard makes at
Sparks l. Co.
Mrs. Alice Q. Abbey entertains friends
at her home this evening.
j. W. Dodgion took party of camp
ers up on Hannah creek today.
Al Fletcher has returned from his va
cation trip through Garfield county.
Mrs. Casper Kemper Of this city is
among those who are spending the week
in Salt Lake.
Mrs. James NJ. Cameron was taken
suddenly i'll last night with bad case Of
cholera morbus
Miss May Patterson. ono OF the assis
tants at the Mesa Dry Goods store. is
on the sick list.
Mics Elsie Sullivan was out today Tor
the first time in more than q week on
account Of sickness.
Mrs. John Magner and daughters ar
rived homo from Pueblo where they
spent the last month.
Mics Ida Doss arrived home this morn
ing from Colorado Springs Where she
has spent the past five weeks.
Daniel Hill, book keeper at the Mesa
County bank, returned home last night
from pleasant visit to Salt Lake.
Our soda fountain is doing a big bust
ness and the reason therefor is very ap-
parent-we make the best drinks.
Sparks & Co.
A large number OF Elks are passing
through the city from Salt Lake City
A big party came in on No. 1 and left
over the narrow gauge.
Miss Mary Carson, formerly Of this
city. but whose home is now in Salt
Lake, came in last night and left this
nison.
Mrs. e. G. Morris has been taken to
her home from st. Joseph's hospital,
where she was taken at the time OF the
accident Her sister, Mrs. Leavitt, still
remains at the hospital.
Halsey R. Watson Of Lewistown, Mont,
editor Of the Fergus County Argus. was
a pleasant visitor to this city this morn
ing. Mr.. Watson is enroute home from
City. 4
Hail fell at the Seiber ranch on Pinon
mesa. in the storm OF few nights ago,
to the depth OF four inches. Parties
living in that vicinity say it was the
heaviest hail storm that has ever &C.
CURED there.
Miss May Gourley returned home to-
day over the narrow gauge after spend
i.g several weeks with friends in her old
home at Montroee. She says that she
had . most pleasant time and that
Montrose is still a very pleasant place in
her estimation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Kaiser OF kenton,
Ohio. are 10 the city. Mrs. Kaiser is a
sister OF Mrs. A r. Jacobs and
they will spend several weeks here. Mr..
and Mrs. Jacobs are taking their rela-
tives around the valley and will show
them every point OF interest that is to be
seen during their stay here.
With all the new sidewalks that are
being ordered laid there is prospect that
this city will not need to be ashamed to
have strangers come here after a while.
Street Commissioner Armstrong is look
ing after the bad places pretty carefully.
OF course he cannot order all the repairs
done at once. but he manages to get
around to them in pretty good season.
AL Parker, q fret class meat cutter,
has been employed by Charles Buckius
at the Railroad Meat Market. One
thing about the Railroad Meat Market
is that customers get the cut they order
and Mr.. Buckius always has a profess
sionsl cutter. Mr.. Parker comes to the
city highly recommended and an invita-
ton is extended to every one to call and
get acquainted with him and try bis
skill.
Marsh & McLuen effected trade Of
considerable proportions yesterday. The
Southern Hotel property. owned by 8. A.
Corn and located on Colorado avenue
near 2nd street, was sold to Edward