The daily sentinel., 1903-07-06
5 LOCAL NEWS.

visit to Denver.
A. @. Newton left for a business
trip to Salida Saturday night.
Judge George W. Collins and wife
left for Pueblo this morning.
Quite large number of Palisade
people went to celebration at Mesa
yesterday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Sampilner will leave
tomorrow for Crested Butte to spend
the heated term.
Mrs. j. H. Gallupe will leave to-
night for visit to her old home in
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
George A. Bible. of Salt Lake city.
the travelling passenger agent of the
Rock Island. is in the city today.
DIR. KING was accompanied to the
home ranch of the Webster City Cattle
company yesterday by Rex Arthur.
Prof. Sam Flint. the we'll known
dancing master is in Colorado again.
He is teaching in one of the eastern
Colorado towns.
w. S. Phillips, manager of the
Little Book Cliff mine has taken up
his residence at the Bungalow with
Mrs. Phillips for the summer.
District Attorney Samuel G. Nc
Mullin. left for Denver Saturday
night. He will go from there to Tel
luride, where the next term of court
is to be held in this district.
Mrs. George E. Haskell will leave
for Denver tonight with the children
en- route for visit to her old home
at Elgin Illinois. Mr.. Haskell will
accompany her as far as Denver.
H. s. Buckaloo. of Leadville. has
accepted position with P. A Rice
as book keeper. Mr.. Buckaloo has
been connected with a smelling firm
in Leadville for the past few years. but
was compelled to seek lower alti-
tude ON account of the health of his
family
William E. Meserve is lamenting
the loss of fine young colt. AS his
team was being driven across the
Grand river bridge the colt follow
ing, a dog jumped at. the colt. In
some manner the little animal got its
foot tangled in the wheel and Mr..
Meserve was compelled to shoot it. ON
account of broken and twisted leg.
The Grand Junction Ice & Storage
company furnished the drug stores of
the city ON the Fourth with large and
beautiful cakes of manufactured ice,
in which were frozen beautiful stalk
of flowers The effect was most
beautiful, the big pieces of crystal ice
being greatly admired by the patrons
of these stores.
Oliver Dean, of Ouray. who for
long time acted in the capacity of
stenographer for Samuel G. McMul-
lin and who is now studying law i'll
the office of William Story of Ouray
was among the visitors over the
Fourth. Mr.. Dean has many warm
friends and acquaintances here who
were glad to again welcome him back
to the city. 1t has been three years
since he was visitor here.
Elmer +. Thompson and wife, of
Denver. We're visitors to the city over
the Fourth Mr. Thompson is the
foreman of large paint manufactur-
ing concern and is enjoying a vacation
in trip to western Colorado. Mr..
Thompson is son of Mrs. H. It. Lee
and was a former resident here. For
several years he was i'll Uncle Sam 5
navy and made good record as a
seaman. visiting many of the promi-
nent ports of the old world in the gov
ernment service. He left for Glen
wood Springs this morning.
Mr. Leondas NJ. Scatterday and
wife of Denver. were Fourth of July
guests of Judge and Mrs. Walter S.
Sullivan. Mr.. Scatterday and Judge
Sullivan were old time friends when
Judge Sullivan was resident of the
capital city years ago and ever since
they have maintained their friends
hip together. Mr.. Scatterday is in
charge of the offices of A. T. Lewis &
Son, the great Denver dry goods house
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