The daily sentinel., 1903-09-14

Patrick and Grlnen nave removed
their bicycle shop. into the room for
merly occupied by Miss De La Matyr,
as a st Idio.
One hundred varieties of fruit were
shipped to Ogden Saturday night. be-
sides large quantity of fruit for free
distribution.
A. @. Newton. in charge of the
Mesa county exhibit to the Irrigation
congress to convene at Ogden this
week left Saturday night for Odgen
accompanied bv Mrs. Newton.
WE. White, A. H. Stokes. the latter
one of the superintendents of irriga-
tion in this district. left today
noon for Ogden. All of these gen.
tlemen are delegates to the congress.
Miss Hazel Ella, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wendell P. Ella. will leave
tonight for the east. She goes to re-
sumo her studies at WELLESLEY college.
in which institution she enters the
junior year.
The merry -go-round was dismantled
Sunday and will move on today to
some other more congenial CLINE.
The man made good money while here
and was responsible for all the trouble
that he was subjected to, himself.
Mrs. John Burdette. daughter and
two sons from Arlington, S. d. are
arrivals in the city. Mr.. Burdette
will follow in several weeks to make
this their permanent home. He will
bring several car loads of goods with
him.
The Peach Day executive commit
tee hopes very shortly to make a state
ment of the receipts and expenditures.
All the bills have been paid and there
will be the smallest kind of a surplus
remaining. But this shows good finan-
ciering.
The press of the western slope have
been indulging in very kindly notices
of the Peach Day celebration. These
must come from the expressions heard
from visitors here during the celebra-
tion and shows that those who were
here enjoyed the event.
Joe Newman and his excellent COM
pany. will appear at the Park opera
house, Friday evening. Sept. 18th.
For this occasion prices have been re-
duced to general admission 20 cents.
Reserved seats 80 and 75 cents. Tick
The Senate saloon property. be-
longing to Mr.. James of Cripple
Creek, and which has so long been
occupied by James Purcell proprietor
of the Senate, was purchased by the
latter few days ago, the purchase
price being in the neighborhood of
thirteen thousand dollars.
Mrs. Stella Kitzmiller, nee Stella
Rumble. is here visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rumble. east of
this city. Mrs. Kitzmiller now re-
sides in Cheyenne. where he husband,
Charles Kitzmiller formerly of this
city is successfully conducting large
grocery establishment and said to be
making money.
The Union Trust and Banking COM
pany opened for business this morn
ng. The room to be devoted to the
purposes of the bank presents a fine
appearance. Cashier ID. L. Stone. was
behind the new railing ready for bus
mess. Harold Van Hoorebeke is as
sistant at the bank. performing the
duties of clerk and stenographer.
There was a decided change in the
weather Saturday genuine cold wave
passing over the state. Snow fell in
the high attitudes and cold rain fell
in the valleys. These weather condi-
tions were predicted by the local
weather bureau. The Sentinel de-
sires to give Observer Sullivan credit
for making the prediction. as he is
very soon informed when he fails
to hit the mark exactly. which
in his case is very infreauently.
Miss Inez Brown the new member
of the Joseph Newman Company
which appears at Park opera house.
Friday. Sept. 18th. is pianist of ex-
ceptional ability. Her playing is re-
marksble for its brilliancy and ad-
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