The daily sentinel., 1903-01-26

Rufus Hardy is in the city today.
o. H. Shoup of Colorado Springs is
in the city.
D. G.. Nesbitt will leave for Denver
tomorrow morning.
The Glewnood Post reports that the
snow at that place last Tuesday was
fully twenty inches deep.
L. p Pease. architect of the new
Reed block. now in progress of con-
struction. is in the city from Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ostrom of Oakland.
California. are paying visit to Mrs.
S. W. Neal of this city. The latter
is the mother of Mrs. Ostrom.
J. M. Hollister of Leadville. sue
ceeding J. J. O'Neil as superintendent
of the Continental Oil company. is
registered at the Grand hotel.
Miss Jennie D. Gard and her
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Gard have
returned from the business trip which
JUtt tOOh w StUoWas 1Anhodo.
Mrs. Hugh Gallagher. wife Of the
well-known passenger conductor on
the narrow guage arrived here last
night from Salida. She is the guest
of Mrs. Dan Kirby.
AS a result of fall from ladder
at his home, yesterday. @. II. Arthur
hos cnrainad wrist The spraln 6
not a serious one but is painful and
nece ssitates the wearing of the arm in
a sling.
A new passenger time card went
into effect on the narrow gauge this
morning. The hour of departure of
the morning train is changed from
80 to 1910. The afternoon train
will arrive at 40 as before.
d. T. Clark. one of the we'll known
sheepmen of Mesa county, pulled into
Salida Wednesday ON new auto-car
recently purchased in Denver and he
is making the trip overland from the
state metropolis to Grand Junction. -
Salida Mail.
The wedding of Mr.. Walter Prim-
rose to Miss Ethel Jolliffe will take
place at the Primrose home at 8
O'Clock tomorrow night. 1t will be
quiet affair and only the immediate
family will be present Rev. ]. E.
Weir will officiate.
The Woodmen of the World and
the Women of Woodcraft will give
joint social and entertainment at the
Elk s. hall. next Thursday night In
vitations are extended to all. A
good time is promised. There will
be an admission fee of 20 cnets.
The Woman's Club will hold its
regular meeting at the home Of Mrs.
W. M. Smith on Ouray avenue tomor-
row afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. The
day will be devoted to Colorado auth
ors, both literary and musical. A
splendid program has been arranged.
Ex-Deputy Game Warden w. R.
Lee of Glenwood Springs arrived in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Lee is a
brother of Howard T. Lee. and has
many warm friends in this city. He
is here in connection with the game
case of the State against @. M. White.
Frank Rehmanklau. taxidermist.
has opened up place opposite the
Grand hotel on Fourth street. Mr.
Klau is an old hand at taking care of
pelts. He has some interesting hides
on hand now. AS guide. he has
led some eventful hunting parties
through the game districts of Colo
RADIO.
Deigo Cordove. the tall Mexican,
who was detained in the county Jail
as one of the Pacific saloon hold ups.
was given his liberty Saturday night
The police concluded that he had
nothing to do with the desperate at
tempt to rob made last Thursday
night. Cordovie is sheep herder
and halls from Thompson Springs
YESTERDAY afternnoo. at Orchard
Mesa cemetery. the last sad rites were
performed over the body of Charlie
McNealy. the suicide. A number of
the young mans former friends were
present. Rev. J. Monroe Stewart
performed tho ceremOny The ex