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

Thomas Lowen is home from trip
to Mesa lake.
DR.. and NJ rs. II. r. Bull have gone
for short outing at Alexander lake.
Walter Mulkey left today for Gold
by's lake TO spend few days with his
family.
william Hunt. the man who was
hurt at the smelter few days ago is
Improving.
Denver Ramsay of Salida, well
known boy formerly of this city is
here ON a visit.
Hon. Horace II. DeLong has been
appointed delegate to the National
Irrigation congress at Ogden.
The DeLong family and relatives
are picnicing today along the river
in grove between here and Palisades.
H. @. Covert, connected with the
firm OF Gaines. Rose and Co., is home
from a business visit to Cripple Creek.
There were two sections of the mar
row guage into this city yesterday.
The first was nearly on time. and the
second was five hours late.
The family of Louis Desrosiers left
Thursday night for Montreal, for an
extended viist to Mr.. Desrosiers old
home. There were five in the party.
The new plate glass. to replace the
old one which is broken the Sher-
man W. Moody iewelry store. was re-
ceived today and placed in position
by NJ. @. Ramsey.
w. ]. Began. formerly of this city
and of the firm of Boagn Gaines and
Co.. was married few weeks ago to
Mrs. Jeanette Ray. who acted for
quite some time for the firm as stem
ographer. They were married at Del
Norte and are now locaetd in Seattle.
In statement made week or SO
ago, in which it was stated that M.
Forty was suing an insurance COM
pany at Montpelier. Vermont, the
tpyes made us say a fire insurance
company when it should have been q
life insurance company. Mr.. Forty
has no permanent connection with
life insurance companies.
Uncle Sammy Patterson and his
brother. L. Patterson were arrivals
home lsat night from California.
where they have been since last Dec
ebmer. starting from here at that
= WITH tU of nd
Junction people. In a conversation
had with ''Uncle Sammy he says
they have had very delightful trip.
but they still find lots of beauty and
comfort in Colorado. They were all
along the coast from San Diego to San
Francisco.
G. T. Nees and Sons, horseshoers
and general blacksmiths, corner Third
and Main street, do all kinds of horse
shoeing. hand turned and draft work
We can make any kind of shoe that
you want. We have in case on the
door. 90 patterns. Look and see what
you want, and if you can't find what
you want tell us, and we can make
any kind Of shoe YOU want.
We are experts on interfering horses.
Try us and see what we can do for
your special case.
William Weiser. nephew of w. J.
Meyer. of the Fair. who has been
attending Stanford University at Palo
Alto. California. will leave Mon.
day morning for that place. The fall
term at the university begins on Aug.
Goth and this will be the Junior yeal
in the law course for Mr.. Weiser. Mr..
Weiser thinks much of the university
and classes it as one of the coming
great universities of the world 1t
has the largest endowment of any uni
versity in this country, save Girard
college in Philadelphia.
S. B. Palm, of Warren, Ohio, Treas
urer of the Trumbull Mining and
Milling company, operating in the
Unaweep mining district was an ar
rival in the city last night Mr..
Palm comes to inaugurate pushing
work i'll mine development. Their
principal mine is the Bill MCKINLEY
and they have some fine ore FROM this
mine. Mr.. Palm went to the Una
weep today, where he will superin-
tend the installment of some new ma
chinery. W. T. Dowery, of this city