The daily sentinel., 1903-07-30
5 LOCAL NEWS.
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day from his trip to Denver.
Tomorrow evening at the Elks hall
there will be an ice cream social.
Ice cream and cake at the Elks hall
tomorrow night. Admission 10 cents.
A carload of apples per day is be-
ing sent out from the Fruit Growers
association.
Mrs. James H. Smith, entertained
today large party of ladies at de-
lightful luncheon.
The Daughters of Pocohontas will
give an ice cream social at the Elks
hall tomorrow night.
Thomas Lowen, started with the
vnaHoorebeke camping party for the
Mesa lakes this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Greenlee arriv
ed here yesterday after short resi-
dence in the Lone Star state.
Robert Cassells, of the firm of Her
ron and Cassells, left for Moab, Utah.
last night on business matters con-
nected with his firm.
Frank Thompson has let the con.
tract for building his new home ON
the corner of tenth and Colorado ave-
nues to William Carlyle
Miss Angel has rented the old L. NJ.
Jones house and it will be renovated
and thoroughly overhauled and turned
into first class boarding house.
DR.. Ivan Hards, city physician.
raised the quarantine on the workmen
at the new school building and ON the
Candy house. today.
Mrs. Heatlv, is still confined to her
boarding house and unable to appear
for trial The officers of the law are
almost convinced that the woman is
slightly demented.
The men who are working ON the
new school house and who We're taken
from the quarantine at the Candy
house, say that they are having n
good time and receiving the best board
they ever had in the town.
Charles A. Smith, who for several
years has been connected with the
Lay -Nattinger Mercantile company.
severed his connection with that store
last nigh. Mr.. Smith expects to en-
gage in business in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Egeness, arriv-
ed home last evening. via the narrow
gauge, from an extended visit to their
old home in Wisconsin. Mr.. Egeness
is carrier ON route No. l in this city
and his patrons will welcome him
back
Ringling Brothers circus will pass
through this city next Sunday. 1t
exhibits at Leadville Saturday and
will doubtless reach here some time
during the morning hours of Sunday.
In all probability they will water and
feed here.
!, Judge W. A. Spurrier and wife and
two daughters. of Des Moines, Iowa.
were visitors to the city last night.
Mr.. Spurrier is one of the leading
democratic politicians of Iowa and
stopped off in this city yesterday to
visit the Iowa contingent residing
here.
NJ. o. Delaplain was called to Glen
wood Springs yesterday ON telegram.
announcing that his wife, who has
been i'll at the Springs. was worse.
He left last evening on No. 6 accom-
panied by Mrs. Amy Young, and they
will enderayor to bring Mrs. Della
plain back with them to this city.
Lorin Staley asked ''Plughat" Kel-
ly this morning tor a story with lie
in it. 'Plughat" did not hesitate a
moment. but came back at his friend
and disciple of Blackstone with the
sentence II once knew an honest
lawyer Mr.. Staley made no ans
wer after this rejoinder and passed
quietly along.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Arthur and SON
Rex. accompanied by DR.. King and
Miss Kate Miracle, arrived home last
night from an outing trip OF
about four weeks duration.
They spent the major portion of
the time ON the ranch of the Webster
City Cattle Co.. in which Mr.. Arthur
ma