The daily sentinel., 1903-07-13
5 LOCAL NEWS.

Frank sears ana son were nj haH-
nah Greek yesterday.
Tie band concert Saturday night
was thorougly enjoyable.
A big stock of Kodak supplies al
wavs on hand at Thompson's.
Almost everybody is planning for
some kind of a summer outing.
Will vollmer and Thomas RAIDER
were fishing yesterday on the banks OF
Hannah Greek.
Mrs. J. NJ. Sampliner left for Cres-
ted Butte Sunday morning accompan-
led by the children.
A. J. Condor, of Denver, president
of The Mesa Dry Goods company is
visitor to the city today.
The Saturday night dance was
hummer. The largest crowd of the
season was present to enjoy the dance.
James U. Harris, of the board OF
county commissioners and Contractor
John J. Lumsden left for Denver this
morning.
NJ. l.. Roberts and family left yes
terday morning for vacation and
fishing trip to lola. They will be
gone a month.
Mrs. W. P. Ella left for Leadville
last night, where she will Join Mr..
Ella in a visit to their old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Jones.
Walter Primrose and wife. Miss
Mabel Campb,l Ill and Clyde Stevens,
formed party that took an outing
on Hannah Creek yesterday.
Mrs. A. s. Exter, sister of Mrs.
Maud Chapman, who has been very
ill, is able to be up again. Mrs Ex-
ter is visiting here from Salida..
Roy Sloan is now running into this
city with Conductor Hugh Gallagher
on the narrow guage in the vacancy
caused by Tom Kelly's resignation.
Mrs. L. F. lngersoll returned Sat-
urday night from a visit to her sister
Mrs. DIR. McKown, at Cripple Greek.
She also spent several DAYS in Denver
w. G.. Connolly and son Will left
Sunday on horseback for Muckawan-
ago. Mr.. Connolly will be located
there with his family for the sum
mer.
Charles B. Rich. city treasurer, ao
COMMANDED by his wife will leave to-
night for Denver and will go from
there to Boulder to attend the DeLong
family reunion.
Commissioner James Fl. Smith and
Deputy County Clerk Blair left Sun
day morning for The banks of the
Eagle in Garfield county Tor fishing
trip of several days.
Miss Maggie Mccarthy, one of the
operators AT the telephone exchange
has left on a months vacation. She
has gone to Glenwood Springs and
will visit points on the other side of
the ange.
Ed Maloy. one of the Oldest en-
gineers of the Rio Grande is taking
his annual vacation. He will visit
Utah. Nevada and other western
states. Mrs. Maloy and son will re-
main in this city during his absence.
Amos r. Jennings, manager at the
! Elk club. has resigned that position to
accept more lucrative position with
the Fruit Growers association. Mr..
Jennings will be succeeded by Ernest
TAYLOR, of this city and well known
Elk.
The horse of II. Ackerman. while
tied in front of his residence on Colo
RADIO avenue was scared by n little
girl and breaking away ran down the
street and up the alley in the rear OF
the Pioneer barn, demolishing the
buggy in good style.
Hon. Horace 7. DeLong wife and
entire family leave tonight for Bould-
er Colorado, where they will attend 6
family reunion of the DeLong family,
at the home of Prof. Ira NJ. DeLong
Their union will occur Thursday OF
this week From there Senator De
Lorg will go TO Denver to attend the
soes;o,, Of tha lauis1ature c0mmancinf