The daily sentinel., 1903-07-25

phone office, has been i'll. threatened
with typhoid fever.
The locomotive wrecked ut Clifton
a month ago, was sent to the shops at
Burnham today, attached to freight
train.
Harry Malcomb. the well known
horseman is back from Eta where
he has been working with the Silsby
| stables.
Remember the band concert tonight.
at the corner of Fourth and Main
streets. A most delightful program
has been prepared.
81. so to see the road race. visit
Glenwood. witness good ball game,
and take day of rest, Via Colorado
Midland next Sunday.
George Morgan and wife of Greeley,
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Green
way. have spent the day in the city.
They leave tonight for their home.
The Midland train will leave
promptly at 6 :35 tomorrow morning.
If you want to see the great annual
bargain, take advantage of the excur-
sion tomorrow. -
AT the First Church of Christ. Sci
eutist, tomorrow Sunday School will
bs held at 10 a. m. Church at IL.
Subject for morning service Love. "
Miss Pearl Bannister and Mrs. ]. G.
Cropsey will sing duet at the morn
ing service.
@. @. Lamb and wife, are home
from an outing spent at Norrie. up ON
the line of the Midland, near the top
of the Confidential divide. Mr. Lamb
says he enjoyed splendid outing and
that fishing is Just becoming first class
in the mountain streams.
The new suits for the base ball boys
arrived today. They are manufac-
tured from blue flannel. A white web
belt. pants quilted. blue stockings.
The boys will make "A handsome ap-
pearance in their new suits. They
are on display in VanHoorebeke's.
Regular services at the Christian
church tomorrow Elder Newell l..
Simms the present pastor will preach.
All Disciples are urged to be present.
All othe rs are welcomed to all serv-
ices. Sermon themes Spiritual
l. ife'' for morning.. Claws of the
Kingdom - for the evening
The pastor will discuss subjects OF
special interest and heplfulness at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow morn
ing and evening. The hours of SER
vice are l a. m. and p. M. Stran
gers and all others will find n
cordial welcome. Best of music will
be had. Come and take part with us,
and enjoy the services.
NJ. H. Loeffier is in receipt today
by mail from the old country, Ger
many, of handsome table scarf, done
by loving sister,, The scarf is hand
work. ON very fine texture of bag
ging and is real work of art. Mr..
Loeffiers says Uncle Sam would not
admit it without sls duty He
gladly paid this for the memento from
his old home.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret r.
Hoover occurred this afternoon from
the Presbyterian church. A large
concourse of people gathered to pay
their last respects to the mortal re-
mains of their friend and neighbor.
The members of the Womans Relief
Corps attended the service at the
church in body and had charge of
the ceremonies at the grave.
Clerk Frank H. Haskell had filed
with him today, one of the largest
transcripts, which has ever been filed
in the clerks office. 1t is the trans
cript. of the count record and bill
of exceptions in the case of d. 7.
Clark ct al. against the stockholders
of the defunct Colorado State bank.
The record consists of nearly 1000 fol-
los of typewritten matter and is for
the purpose of presentation in the ap-
peal of the plaintiffs in the September