The daily sentinel., 1903-09-11
Cake sale-Lee's store Saturday p.

CAKE Sale-Lee's store Saturday p.
No. was thirty minutes late to-
day. anrn
Mr.. Marigold. partner of t. NJ.
Jones, is in the city.
To Rent Nicely furnished house.
741 Colorado Avenue. ....
d. X. Crosby left over the narrow
guage this morning for Montrose.
No reports have vet been received
at the Weather Bureau of frost in this
valley. a r. -
George Smith took John Klingler
of Peru. III. for trip over the valley
today
Mr.. Neiman, of Westwater. Kan
sas. is in the valley for the benefit of
his health. -r,,
R. P. Davie and his party of 'rland
lockers" departed last night for the
eastern part of the state, ar-
The weather bureau promises cold
weather in the next few days. espe-
cially for the high points. or
As nearly as can be estimated six
hundred visitors were shown over the
valley during Peach Week.
A large number have obtained time
extension to their tickets and will
make a further investigation.
J. NJ. Kennedy went to Fruita to-
day on business connected with the
Woodmen Lodge at that place.
Starter Harrington, at the races
made many friends by his impartial
ity and general good Judgement:
Chas. Dufur left last night with
Miss Williams for Salt Lake, His
wife will follow him tonight.
George F. Mccoy. an experienced
drug clerk from Washington D. c., is
now working for @. D. Smith.
S. W. Moody is exhibiting clock
in his window which will run four
hundred days with one winding.
Mrs, Chas. Kirkwood is visiting
friends in Grand Junction. Mrs.
Kirkwood is from Guthrie Center.
Iowa. ,lt o
Mrs. G o. Phillips and daughter,
of Belvidere. Illinois. visited with
Miss Harriet Tobyne during Peach
Week. -eo .~z
A hunter brought in fine specimen
of blue heron to Taxidermist Reh-
menklau for the purpose of having it
mounted af
The sewer between 9th and 10th
streets has become clogged and is not
emptying satisfactorily. 1t will be
Immediately repaired
Grover Rice departed for Colorado
Springs last night. to resume course
of study which was commenced sever
al years ago at Colorado College.
Charles Birch, of Telluride. a for
mer resident here. son of Mrs. Amy
Young, was an arrival in the city
over the narrow guage last night.
There was just as large crowd in
attendance at the moving picture
show last night as upon the two for
mer evenings. The pictures were de-
lightful and splendidly exhibited
In the statement of the results of
the boys race on Tuesday it was stat
ed that Bert Van Hoorebeke won Sec
ond prize. This should have read
Vincent Burkhardt as Bert Van
Hoorebeke made second time. ~r
The race judges of Wednesday races
refuse TO consider the proposition
made by certain persons for another
race ON the. grounds, that if there were
to be objections made regarding en-
tries for the ladies' race. they should
have been made before and not after
the race. and they refuse to reverse
their decision regarding the Wednes-
day ladies race.
The preliminary hearing of Will
liam S. LsFare was held this after
noon at two O'Clock. Attorneys Stern
berg and Carnahan represented the |
State and S. N. Wheeler the defend
ant. The case was argued for some
time before Judge Sweeney and the de-
cision he rendered was "That Will |
liam S. La Fare be committed to the
county Jail without bail OF await the
action of the district court ,