The daily sentinel., 1902-06-16

Rio Grand Western pay car passed
through the city Saturday.
Mrs. G. X. Har:er, tho dressmaker,
will leave in a few days for Glenwood
Springs where she will visit with friends.
Whistler l. Trobitz have moved their
stock OF goods and plumbers outfit into
the room on West Main formerly used
by M. Singer.
Janitor Dicksrson is making his quar-
ters at the city hall quite comfortable.
All the windows are being screened and
many other Improvements made.
Edwin Shaw sold his 16 acre orchard
to William Linegar Of Hastings, Ne
braska. James A. Johnson OF the firm
Of Johnson & Glasco made the sale.
Rev. w. e. Brehm, of Osborne, Kan
sas, preached two very good sermons
at the Congregational church yesterday.
he had good audiences at both services.
An electric stamp -cancelling machine
was received at the local postoffice this
morning. Lesdville and Canon City
also received machines at the same
time.
Edwin Price and wife and Mr.. and Mrs
1. N. Bunting left last night for Colorado
Springs and Cripple Creek to attend tho
meeting of the state editorial associ-
alton.
Miss Kathryne Ford expects to leave
the last OF the week for her home in
Denver. MISS Ford has spent the best
part Of year in this city and has made
many friends who will regret her depar-
ture.
There will be reception given by the
members of the Presbyterian church in
the church parlors tomorrow evening to
mempers received during Rev j. X.
Weir's psstorate. All interested in the
church are invited.
Miss Aghss Morrissey, one OF the
young ladies at the candy store Of
Sparks & Company, will leave next
Thursday for her home at Ridgway
where che will spend couple OF weeks
visiting with her parents and friends.
Claude Scrafeld, the young man who
for several months has been in the en-
ploy OF DR.. Bull is confined to the hos
pitsl with appendicitis. An operation
was performed upon him yesterday and
DR.. Bull says he is getting along nicely.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. M.
O. Newman, who reside at l24 Spruce
street died last night. and was buried
this afternoon in Orchard Mesa ceme-
terry. Undertaken Gourley furnished
the casket and prepared the little ono
for the grave.
Every body who could get away from
tho city yesterday seemed to do 30.
There were large number of picnic and
fishing parties out in the canons and up
into the Hannah creek country. Several
gentlemen went out on the narrow gau ye
Saturday and spent the day at lola, and
other fishing places along the narrow
gauge.
" IA. SoNoIs Woo "ootiuk q ofoAd
smile this morning, and at the same
time was bewsiling the fact that he was
getting so old. Upon investigation as
to the cause for the condition of his
spirits, it was learned that he was q
grandfather for the hrst time, son
having been born to Mrs. Bessie Covey
Lesher last night.
Horace T. DeLong received letter
this morning stating that his mother.
Mrs. Susan A. Delong, is quite i'll at the
home of her granddaughter in San Jose.
California. where she has been visiting
for several months past. Mrs. Delong
was to have returned to this city the
first part OF this month but was pre-.
vented doing 80 by sickness.
The services at the Presbyterian
church yesterday morning were Of an
unusually interesting character. After
the ueual opening exercises tho pastor
preached upon the "PreIiousness Of
Christ to the Believer. Tho choir then
rendered . beautiful anthem after which
ono elder was installed and sixteen new
members were received into the church.
Tho entire service was most eresting
and helpful to all.