The daily sentinel., 1904-08-09

Joe Essex is home from a camping
trip to Muckawanago.
The city Jail is free from hobos,
the first time in several months.
]. f. Brink and son Robert are
down from their camp at Mesa Lake.
Prof E. 7. Fisher is spending a
few days with his family at Enoch's
resort.
Mrs. A. G. Newton son Homer and
two daughters, returned from their
uting at Enuch's camp. today.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Myers, Monday night, August Sth, a
daughter.
Misses Jenniewillay, Emma Murray
and Della Goddard, left Sunday for
Goldbys lake.
Senator Horace T. DeLonR is ex-
pected home from his southern trip
some time this week.
Thomas Brown, one of the substsn-
Deputy Assessor L. II. Breeze.
Miss Hazel Ella and Miss Elizabeth
Wilhelmy left yesterday morning for
the Meserve camp on Pinon Mesa
Mrs. J. F. Brink according to a
Weatherly Penna. paper is visiting
her sister. Mrs. E. P. Williams at
that place.
Frank Beuhring, of the Excelsior
Steam laundry went up the narrow
guage this morning ON business for
the company.
Nearly the entire force at the smell
ter has been laid off temporarily,
pending the laying of the spur track
by the railroad company.
James Purcell has purchased lot 2S
in block 11S. located ON Colorado ave-
nue., almost Immediately in the rear
of his Main street property.
There are quite large number
still figuring ON going to the hills for
short outing, before the cool of the
Wlntsf strikes the nils.
NJ. Strouse has rented his Main
street store building adjoining The
Progress bakery, for a stationery
store. to parties from Aspen.
The highest temperature Yesterday
was 90 The weather forecast for 36
hours ending 6 p. M. Wednesday is
fair tonight and Wednesday.
T. Merton Dunn. of Weatherly.
Penna., who is here for the benefit of
his healtl, came down from an out
ing on Grand Mesa yesterday.
Alderman Walter Merrill has so
far recovered from his exciting exper-
fence of Sunday in the Grand river,
that he resumed this duties this morn
ing.
Mrv. O. II. Petrie and Miss Ida
Zieman left yesterday morning for
Florence to attend the grand council
of Colorado degree, Daughters of
Pocohontas.
A severe electrical storm occurred
near the Enoch and johnson resorts
Sunday morning before day break.
Several trees and rocks were struck
by tightening.
j. H. Heron, accompanied by Miss
Sadie Erickson drove down from Col
dsbys lake today. Miss Erickson has
been spending her vacation with her
f,;o
Earnest l.. Turner. of Columbus,
Ohio, a nephew of Mrs. G. Van
Hoorebeke, is visitor to the city
guest at the Van Hoorebeke home
corner of 10th and Main streets.
Quite few boys will be used in
the work at the sugar factory this
fall. superintendent Lsthrop is re-
ceiving applications from the boys
right now at the office of the company
at the plant.
George W. Peugh, manager of the
lines of the Colorado Telephone com.
pany in this city, will leave in few
sday for tip to his old home in Ind
ana. While absent he will also visit
the exposition.
Miss Nellie. Flynn. clerk at the
Fashion, who was successful Pueblo
Chieftain prize competitor, left for
Pueblo accompanied by her mother this
morning. She will go from there to
the exposition.
Bandmaster Charles Currier is at
tempting to make arrangements to
take the han1 IN an onting 70 NnoLo