The daily sentinel., 1903-08-04
5 LOCAL NEWS.
S. NJ. Logan is ON the sick list.

Herb Pope left for Wolcott today
on a fishing trip.
Mrs. A. R. Sampliner entertained
informally this afternoon.
Don't forget the Peoples Church
ball, Turner hall, Wednesday night,
August 9th.
Clarence Martin, of Palisades. edi'
tor of the Palisades Tribune. wa:
among today visitors.
H A. Conner and wife of Omaha,
are visiting the city. Mr.. Conner Is
the representative of the Beebe and
Runyan Furniture company.
Mrs. G. H. Arthur entertains a
number of frineds tomorrow at cards,
in honor of her friend Miss Miracle.
who is visiting here from Webster
CITY, Iowa.
Letter Carrier, Edgar A. Rider and
family. accompanied by Miss de la
Matyr LETT for Alexander lakes yester-
day. They will be gone until the first
of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Buchanan re-
turned last evening from few days
visit to Glenwood Springs. During
their absence Mrs. Carrie Brooks had
charge of their home.
Miss Josephine Shells. accompani-
ed by her cousin Miss Ellis McCul-
loch, left at noon for Ogden. Miss
Shields has made her home in this
city for the past year.
A. G. Newton returned from Colds
by's lake yestreday as did ID. L. Stone
and Walter Mulkey. These gentle
men report everybody happy and we'll
at this popular resort.
Rev. ]. A Becker, returned last
evening from trip through the San
Juan country. where he had been for
the purpose of arranging a lecture
course for the winter. which shall in
olude, Telluride, Durango and other
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Davis and son
Herbert. of Edmond, Oklahoma. are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
@. b. Rich, Mrs. Davis is a sister of
Mrs. Rich. They expect to remain
in this part of Colorado for several
weeks.
j. Reid Crowell, of Colorado
Springs. an attorney of that place,
who is largely noted for his resem-
blance to Bryan, is i'll the city ON mat
ter, of business, Mr.. Crowell it is
said has consented to represent Down
ing. of Whitewater. who is charged
with assault with intent to kill. upon
the person of District ATTORNEY Sam
uel G. McMullin.
A. Darnell, has returned home from
an extended visit to his old home in
Illinois. He SAYS that the crops. save
in n certain portion of Illinois are
very poor this year. On the whole
Colorado is far above the average in
the expectation for business and crops
of any state he visited. He had
delightful time while absent visiting
among Olu anu iSlttiNos-
Tho recapitulation of weather con-
ditions for the month. as prepared by
Observer Stewart and published in
this paper yesterday is something
worth while to preserve in yoru scrap
book. This gives in a most conscise
way the condition of the weather
for every day of the past month and
compares it with weather of the same
month in previous years. Mr.. Sulli-
van has a very happy knack in pre-
pairing this matter. but this is not to
be wondered at as he is and old news
paper man and his hand turns to such
complications readily.
Fred Rockwell is up from the Plat
eau country and he says everything
is looking the finest. Speaking of the
new road the state has appropriated
Il SO, 600 for. he says work will be com
menced at once with forty men ant
pushed to completion. The state hav
ing selected Mr.. Rockwell to superin
tend the work he will work as hare
as possible and make the So, 600 go a
far as he can. He has secured tim,
keeper from the state engineers offic,
SO that the state NAV know how th