The daily sentinel., 1903-08-20
LOCAL NEWS.

Train No did not get out of here
till the noon hour.
The Rio Grande ran a stub out of
here this morning.
W. I. Dowery and family are home
from Goldsbys lake.
Mrs. Frank Thatcher is seriously
i'll with appendicitis.
H. G. Ballard of Thompson, Utah.
is a visitor in this city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Menafee are in
Salt Lake City for short visit.
Edagr A. Rider is home from his
trip to the hills and reports fine
time.
A. H. Stokes. water commissioner
will leave on business trip OF Den
yer tonight.
There was quite a good attendance
at the midweek dance at the Turner
hall last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Miller have gone
to Glenwood, Mr.. Miller having been
transferred to the branch run.
Mrs. H. b. Eldridge is home from
months vacation spent at Ogden. Salt
Lake City and Pocotella. Idaho.
Leave subscriptions for Denver
Times and News at Fleming & Lambs
$50 Main street. Guy Steele agent.
r. p. Davie, president and manager
of the sugar factory, will have quar-
ters temporarily with Ramey Bro
theirs.
The family of A. G. Newton arriv
ed home this afternoon from Goldsbys
lake where they have spent the last
month or more
Undertaken Bannister shipped a
casket today to DeBeque for the re-
mains of Mrs. Electra Heiney, who
died there yesterday.
d. @. Mccarthy and family Me
back from the east, where they resid
ed but a short time. They concluded
Grand valley was the best yet.
r. NJ. Horn, who for five years has
been foreman of The Sentinel office.
is expected to return from trip to
his old home at Prospect. Ohio. Sun
day.
Leo Manheimer. of Louisville, KY.
a representative of large wet goods
houss and most pleasant gentleman
to meet, was visitor to the city yes
terday.
Tonight will be the regular meeting
of the Women of Woodcraft and it is
urged that every member attend and
come prepared to discuss important
business.
E. Silver of Aspen. cousin of NJ.
II. Loeffler the tailor, was an arrival !
in the city last night from Salt Lake
City, en- route home He was being
driven through parts of the valley |
this afternoon by Mr.. Loeffler.
Mrs NJ. o. Delaplain. will leave
st. Mary's hospital tonight, where .
she has been for the past several .
weeks She will go to her home, af-
ter seven weeks of absence. spent at
where she took sick and at
the hospital in this city.
The trains are all running very ir-
regularly at the present time. There
is seldom train arrives here or
leaves this city ON time. Last night I
all the trains were late. This is due !
just now to heavy rains throughout
the state, and many times to delay in =
making eastern connections.
The annual excursion of the Rio
given for the San Jaun coun-
try. Colo, people. came in yesterday
in charge of Harry Cushing. Over
$50 persons were in the cars, aud to
all appearances they were people w no
have money to spend. Their tickets
are good until the 3lst. and many will
stay until that time. Salt Lake Tri-
bune.
In an item regarding cows running
ON lawns, it was stated that the boy
who had in charge the town herd was
responsible for some of his cows
running on the lawns. The
informant of the Sentinel was mistak-
en- and an injustice was done the bov,
because he has at all times had full
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