The daily sentinel., 1903-07-25
5 LOCAL NEWS.

No. was nearly two hours late
this morning.
A stone sidewalk is being placed
across 9Th street at the Court house.
Mrs. Maggie Lynch is having erect
ed neat little residence ON Ute. be-
tween 3rd and 4th.
The supper at the Epworth mission
was a success. The society will clear
something over twenty dollars.
Miss Myrtle Worse. niece of A. @.
Newton, left for Goldsby's lake this
morning to join the Newton family.
J. G Rogers. for sometime past an
employe of the d. & r. G. at this
point has moved his family to Salt
Lake.
We have Just completed an invoice
and find we have over 50, 900 worth of
goods which we will close out regard.
less of cost. J. M. Graham.
A. B. Stoddart. Sr.. leaves tonight
for Moscow, Idaho, where he will
take trip to the mountains on a hunt
ing expedition. He expects to be alb
sent for several weeks.
For the past three or four days
party of White River Ute Indians
have been camping near Fruita. The
party is made up principally of the
relatives of old Colorow
J. NJ. Graham has decided to close
out his business as Mrs. Graham who
is now in Southern California for the
benefit of her health has decided she
would like to live there.
Mrs W. P. Reeder and children,
ACCOMPANIED by her sister Miss Ida
Toupain, will leave in the morning
for Westcliff and other points in the
state for an extended visit.
Mrs. S. N. Wheeler and sister Mrs.
Jennie Hereford of Kansas City. ac-
companied by their nephew Clarkson
Hereford leave. tonight for several
DAYS visit TO Salt Lake City.
Jack Ii. Gallupe. was quite sick
yesterday, a physician having been
called to attend him. He is slightly
better today. He had the first SYM
toms of an attack of appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Van Hoorebeke left
this morning for Glenwood Springs,
to spend fsw days. Mr.. VanHoore-
beke will act as one of the judges in
the big road race tomorrow at Glen
wood
The morning theme at the Method
ist church will be Spiritual Enlarge
ment,'' In the evening the subject
will be the Principal Thing III
Life. - We give you a special invita-
tion to worship with us.
W. I. Dowery has again taken
charge of J. NJ Grahams' store, this
time for the purpose of assisting in
closing it out. He invites all his old
time friends to call and fit themselves
out while the stock is complete.
Thursday afternoon the seven year
old daughter of Mrs. Brown. residing
on south Seventh street, fell backward
into a boiler of hot water, and was
quite severely scalded DR.. Worth
ington is looking after the case.
Mrs. @. NJ. Baily and daughter
Edith. arrived home from Grand
Junction on Tuesday. where they had
been sojourning for the past few
weeks, for the health of Miss Edith,
and her many friends will be pleased
to learn that she has almost complete
ly recovered. Montro'e Press.
A r. Jennings. late manager of
the Elks club, is home from Red Cliff,
where he has been spending several
weeks as the guest of d. Walter
CLARK, the well known sheepman
Mr.. Jennings has accepted position
with the Fruit Growers association.
Aurelia Herrera, the Young Mexican
teatherweight, who is gaining pugil-
istic fame in the northwest, passed
through this city night before last ON
his way east He is sturdy looking
little fighter and attracted a good deal
of attention. He is the man who re-
Gently knocked ont Kid Broad in three
rounds.
Sarvicas will ha hald as ,,epaI ~ !