The daily sentinel., 1902-03-24

city today.
A heavy rain fell at Fruita yesterday
afternoon
The Grand Valley is enjoying typical
March weather.
Hon. Samuel G. McMullin left this
morning for Montrose.
r w. Shropshire OF Whitewater was
among today's visitors.
Born-to Hon. and Mrs. j. w. Buck
lin this morning, BOY.
Quite a large shipment of trees has
been received in the city.
Hon. j. w. Bucklin returned home on
No. yesterday from Denver.
Allan Boies one OF the clerks at the
Enterprise grocery is on the sick list
today.
Lulu Lynch, daughter of William
Lynch OF the Buena Vista hotel, is quite
i'll from the grippe.
Engineers Henry Fahrmyer and G.
d Pichards are taking a uip through
Texas and New Mexico.
Judge Theron Stevens left this morn
ing for Montrose where he will open
term OF the district court.
There will be an Easter bazaar and
supper by the Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian church Saturday night.
j. Ernest Logan received this morning
handsome new slide trombone, ~.
T. L." which he will use in solo work.
Mrs. W h Miller Will entertain a
party OF friend s at her home at Ala
Ouray avenue on Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Smith aud c. Il. Ketchum
drove to Whitewater today to see the
first drill fall for the work on that we'll.
Miss Pearl Bannister has accepted a
position with the Mesa Dry Goods com
pany store. She began work there last
Saturday.
Mrs. A. X Sampiner and Mrs. j. M.
Samplner will entertain number OF
ladies at the home Of the former next
Thursday afternoon.
Easter Monday ball-the first and the
best. You always have good time at
these balls and this will be no exception.
Alexander's orchestra.
j. j. O'Neill, of Leadville, the special
agent OF the Continental Oil company,
for this district was visitor yesterday
to his agent in this city, j. Q. Glassford.
FL. Warwede, and @ RI Maritz Hotf-
man, two very distinguished appearing
Germans we're registered at the Grand
hotel on Sunday. They are making a
tour of the world.
Robert Hards and wife OF Gunnison
arrived 10 the city yesterday over the
guage for visit with relatives
in this city Mr.. Hards is brother of
the Hards brothers.
The meeting OF the Womens club will
be held tomorrow afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. T. Sherman Ramey. The
musical program which was to have
been given next Saturday will be given
tomorrow afternoon.
The trial of the men who were arrested
in connection with the case
two young girls Of the city,
will probably not occur before Wednes-
day, owing to the delay in securing some
OF the evidence against them.
Mayor Sampliner stated this morning
that the city would purchase another
sprinkling cart No better investment
could be made by the city, as the one in
uss now has done as much for the streets
in making them fit for driving as any
other factor in the street grading.
j. j. Lumsden visited the we'll Of the
Western Slope Oil, Gas & Development
Company yesterday in the Little Book
Cliff district, and said today that the
work on that we'll had been pushed with
energy and that the drill is now down to
depth of $50 fest and is in a strata OF
almost solid shale. Experts say that
this is splendid indication OF oil.
Will E. Longshore returned home
yesterday from Ouray While absent
an unfouuded rumor became current
that he had been married to very
estimable Ouray young lady. The re-
port was oubtless the work OF some OF
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