The daily sentinel., 1903-08-03
5 LOCAL NEWS.


night for Minneapolis
Mrs. Clara d. Stapleton is here
from viist to Ridgway.
The Elks will meet in regular mon
thly session tonight.
Alvin Bucklin and family returned
from Alexander lakes Saturday even
ing.
Miss Birdie Elliott. of the Mesa
Dry Goods company, is having two
weeks vacation.
Samuel J. Higgins well known
resident of the Plateau country is in
the city on business today.
Morrison Wohlfort is home from
visit to the hills. He has resumed his
old place for the present in the Hask-
ell pharmacy.
Thursday. Mrs Charles B. Rich.
will entertain for large number of
lady friends. who have been hidden
to be her guests.
Alderman Walter Merrill and fam
lily returned this morning from Salt
Lake, where they have been visiting
for the past week.
There will be a meeting OF the
Peach day executive committee to-
night at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms, to convene promptly at eight
O'Clock.
The street car has been abandoned
in Grand Junction and the track torn
up. Perhaps the system W as boycott
ted because the company didn't scale
he mule Durango Democrat.
Grand junction has conluded to
celebrate Peach Day. Now that's ell
right and we will try and be there
us down for the head set in every |
dance. .-Glenwood Avalanche.
A number of papers have been re-
ceived at the Elks club room from
Baltimore, sent by Mayor Sampliner,
giving detailed accounts of the great |
parade of the Elks there few weeks |
ago.
Mrs. E. f. Eldridge, will start for
Boston, Mass, next Sunday. Mrs. |
Eldridge will make an extended visit |
with relatives and friends at Boston |
and also at Syracuse, New York. |
where some of her family reside.
Mrs. A. NJ. Helping and daughter.
arrived in the city last night from
Pittsbnrg. Pennsylvania. Mrs. Help |
ling is the wife of the electrician at
the new smelter and the family have
come to take up their abode in this |
city.
Earl Bannister. the second son of |
W. H. Bannister was in very criti-
cal condition yesterday, suffering |
from an acute attack of l.eart disease. |
For a time they thought all hope was
gone for the young man but he rallied
under the care of physician and is
somewhat better today.
The Baptist Juniors met with their
president, Mrs. Walter 7. Goslin, at
her home, corner of Sixth and Ouray
Saturday afternoon and enjoy
de most delightful afternoon. There
were games aud conversation, with
dainty refreshments to.close the pleas
ures of the afternoon.
Frank E. Sullivan, formerly resi-
dent of this city. nephew of Judge |
Sullivan, is visitor to the city. Mr.. |
Sullivan is connected with the Amalga- |
mated Sugar company at Logan, Utah, |
and occpuies the position of shift boss |
with the company. Mr.. Sullivan is
being warmly greeted by many old
friends TODAY.
Mrs. A. N Anderson, with her son
Kenneth, arrived home Saturday
night from her extended visit to the
Pacific coast. Mrs. Anderson looks
improved in health and says she is
improved. Her visit was made for
health's sake and she is simply de-
lighted with the climate in the partic-
ular portion of California, where she
spent the major portion of her time
The Presby terian church was favor
ed with special mu Isle yesterday. The
singing throughout the services of the
day were especially good. The choir