The daily sentinel., 1904-07-11


Fresco building, in st. Louis.
A. Z. Parsons and family are now
at Nineva Junction. New York.
The regular monthly meeting of
tine city council will be held tomorrow
night.
E. J. Sampliner returned from
Glenwood Springs today, accompanied
by his wife.
Mrs. john F. Moore and children
have gone to the ranch for the sum
mer, near Bridgeport this county.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Sowle. Saturday night, girl. There
is correspondingly happy father
around town today.
The Thermometer reached its high
est point yesterday in this city for the
season. Observer Sullivan's official
report was 80 degrees.
Miss Made Van Buren, left this
morning for the Plateau valley, ac-
companied by her brother Bromley.
She will spend her vacation in the
valley.
There are a good many sore arms in
the city today. also lame backs, but it
is anticipated that day or two of
rest will recuperate the ball players of
yesterday.
Mrs, f. Addie Morgenthau. wife of
H. Morgenthau. of the Grand Valley
Store leaves tonight for an ex-
tended visit to her old home at Silver
Plume, Colorado.
The highest temperature yesterday
was 90 aud the weather forecast for
western Colorado until p. m. Tues
day is generally fair tonight and Tues
day, cooler Tuesday.
Franklin Butler, colored, has been
appointed special policeman by
Mayor Sampliner, to take charge of
half dozen hobos who are cutting
weeds on the streets.
Dean. photgraper. took "A picture of
the boy and girl members of the
Anti-Cigaret league this morning
The picture had for its background
the Lowell school building.
The statements of the three fipan-
cial institutions of this city are pub
lished in today IS paper and they are
such of which any town might be
proud, showing strength in every
line of statement.
Mrs. b. T. Napier, of Glenwood
Springs entertained a large company
of people OF Thursday afternoon, July
seventh. in honor of her sister Mrs.
d. X. Torrance. who has been her
guest for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs A N Bucklin leave
in the morning for their eastern trip.
Mr.. Bucklin is the representative
of No. 575 B. p. o. y. this city to
the grand lodge convention at Cincin-
natl, From there they extend their
visit further eastward to visit
with old friends and relatives.
DR.. w A. E. DeBeque one of Mesa
county's pioneers is back to DeBeque
from a visit to Pennsylvania The
Bugle OF DoBeque states that DR.. De
Beque who has been with the New
York Life in Pittsburg for some time
has been appoined to the Mexican pos
ition again and will start for the
city of old Mexico in few days.
Among the visitors from Mesa
county who were onlookers at the
great Democratic national convention
in st. Louis last week. were W. f.
White. of the White Mercantile com
pany of this city Col. Columbus c.
Bower, the we'll known fruit grower
convention hall and witnessed all the
stirring scenes of the convention.
Word has been received here that
Daniel j. Shea, the express messenger,
who was blown up at the time of the
holdup at Parachute, is very i'll with
typhoid fever at his home in Den
yer. Mr.. Shea has many friends in
this city who will regret exceedingly
to hear of his severe illness. Mr.
Shea has been an express messenger
on the line of the Rio Grande for
twenty -one years,
Mrs. Gustave vanHoorebeke, ac-
oompanied by her daughter-iu-la law
Mrs. Eugene Van Hocrebeke. were ar
rivals home Sunday. Mrs Van
Hoorebeke. has been gone about seven
weeks and during that time visited
the exposition. her old home at Car
Isle. Illinois and her girlhood home
in Ohio. Mrs. Eugene Van hooreb-
eke comes to make Grand junction
her home, her husband having pre-