The daily sentinel., 1902-08-16

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Have you tried our Spring Lake cream
cry. 25 cts pound. Roth, 1873 8 4th.
The Elks from Ouray arrived in the
city this morning and left over the mar
row gauge for home.
Root beer and ginger ale put up in 1Oc
bottles for home use. G. D. Smith &
Co.. The Druggists.
We are here to stay; want to do you
good. Our cash prices are it. Roth,
| 1873 south Fourth. Phone 463 black.
Signs of all kinds at very low figures;
| up-to-dste work and material. w. D.
Davies, the paint man, 233 Main street.
Mrs. Lena Jenkins OF Louisville, Ken
lucky, is visiting with Miss Julia Nc
Cune. The ladies' are old time friends.
Miss May Phillips, who has been Wis.,
iting the family of j. q. Whitney for
the past two months, has returned to her
home in Fort Worth.
Carriage painting OF the highest grade
at the lowest possible living figure. New
styles and colorings. W. D. Davies, the
paint mau, 233 Main street.
Morrison Wohlfort, chief clerk OF the
Haskell drug store, arrived home this
morning from Salt Lake City. He re-
ports a mcst pleasant time.
Carriages and rigs of all kinds painted.
Up to.date colors and finish. Rigs
called for and delivered. w. D. Davies,
223 Main street. Phone 673 black.
King Aldrich Of Guthrie Center, Iowa
arrived in the city yesterday and will be
connected with the store OF j. A. Lyons
Il Son. Mr.. Aldrich will go for two
weeks cutting before the store opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Carnahan will ar
rive home tomorrow from Salt Lake City
where they have spent the week to-
gether, Mas. Carnahan has been on a
visit to Calf jrnla and met Mr.. Carnahan n
in Salt Lake.
g. P. Emery, of Geneva, Nebraska, an
old time friend and neighbor Of the fam.
lily OF A. Norine, when they resided in
Iowa, is here on short visit. Mr.. En-
cry ia on visit to the west and will 20
to Salt Lake before returning.
Mrs. Mary l.. Graham was an arrival
home last night from Denver whore she
was delegate to the convention Of the
Daughters OF Rebekah. Last week she
was in Cripple Creek. as delegate to
the grand lodge OF the Women OF Wood
craft.
James Price OF Clear Lake, Iowa, ia.
ther OF Mrs. Chas. d. Arthur, arrived
in the city today from his home and will
remain here this winter. Mr.. Price is
quite an aged man, although enjoying
remarkably good health for. one Of his
years.
Married, at the Presbyterian manse by
the pastor of that church, the Rev. j. 4.
Henry Palmer to Miss Velma Craig,
both of Grand Junction. This estima-
BILE couple will reside about miles east
Of this city.
Rev. D. 9. Sanderson, wife and two
children, were arrivals in the city last
night from Iriquois, Canada. Rev. San
dereon is en- route to join conference in
Washington, under Bishop Cranston.
Rev. Sanderson will occupy the pulpit OF
h,s brother tomorrow evening.
Prof. W. h. Miller, superintendent OF
tho schools of this city, returned last
night from Colorado Springs, where be
was teacher AT the normal institute.
This is the seventh year that Prof. Mil
Ter has been a teacher at the Colorado
Springs normal and he is engaged for
next year again.
DR.. Knude Hanson, coroner Of this
county, in company with w. q. Bannis-
ter, left last night tor DeBeque to in
quire into the death of John Kelley, a
section hand. 1t was found that Kelley
died OF alcoholism. A party had $40 Of
Kelley's money and this may keep him
from being buried by the county.
Mrs. e. G. Evans and her two sons
have been in Salida this week for the
purpose of placing the younger child in
the hospital at that place. The lad has
been suffering for long time from a dis