The daily sentinel., 1904-10-24
Hear Thomas and Teller tonight.

P. p. TanLier of Ouray is in town
today.
Mrs. ]. R. Sry is out today after
short illness.
B. G. Wire of Palisade spent yester-
day in the city.
Carl Byers. is canvassing the city
for the Pueblo Chieftain.
Miss Irving of Cisco, Utah. is the
guest of friends in the city.
dance every evening will be
feature of the Catholic fair.
Alfred Herring of Boone. Iowa is
in the city and will spend the week
here.
G. b. Rich is still quite ill at his
home and was unable to be out today
as expected.
No . was forty-five minutes late
today and the Midland was thirty
minutes late.
MANY country people are here today |
to attend the meeting at the opera
house tonight.
There was a rush at the county
clerks offices during the closing hours
oe city registration.
Bernard Rice who has been in the
east for some weeks is now visiting
friends in Tennessee.
Eldridge Campin of Lincoln Ne
braska is IN the city today meeting his
customers and friends.
Mrs. R. P Davies of Colorado
Springs is in the city spending a few
days with her husband.
A week from today the Southern ,
Carnival company opens week S
engagement in the city.
G. Gosler and wife have returned |
from an extended eastern trip. They
were absent several weeks.
j. II. Cady and family Will arrive
over the Midland from Leadville to-
night to make their home here.
The work of refurnishing the Grand
hobcl Will Db OOihBlctCd lIi5 MtShs |
The house will open on or before Nov.
LIST.
Weather forecast for 36 hours end
ing p. m. Tuesday western Colora- |
do generally fair tonight and Tues.
day.
q. A. Knox, 1. b. Haby. d. W.
Richardson, ]. Pittser. Matt Arch.
all CT Gunnison spent Sunday in the
city.
Neary every morning service was
called off yesterday morning OH account
of the dedication of the Congregational
church.
Miss Elizabeth Wilhelmy has re-
turned to Boulder to resume her work
after spending a few days at her home
in this city.
New telephones are being installed
daily by the telephone company. New
subscribers are being added at the
rate of fifty month.
The next attraction at the onera
house will be the great pastoral drama.
"York State Folks" on Thursday
evening. November Sd.
The case of Ed. Jaues, the man
charged with stealing a suit case at
the depot. was continued until next
term of the district court.
The local fruit growers association
made another large shipment consist
ing of fifteen cars Saturday. The 7oo
mark will lie passed this week,
A commodious ware house is heing
erectd by Fred Mantey, the enterpris-
ing saddle and harness maker in the
rear of Lis store on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Forty arrived
home today on No. 8 from their
visit to the st. Louis exposition
They have been absent about month.
Our business college being associat-
ed with the oldest and best schools
in the state gives thorough training
and aids its pupils in securing the
bsst positions
Tomorrow night at the opera house
Charles II. Corregan. the socialist la
Dor candidate for president will speak
in the interest of the principles ad-
vocated by his party.
Senator Teller and Mrs Teller ar
rived in the city Saturday morning
aud are at the Teller ranch east of
town. The venerable statesman is
enjoying good health.