The daily sentinel., 1904-09-02
sick list TODAY.

Ed. B. Gilbert is improving his
Chipeta.
Coy Klin2er will leave Monday eve
ming to resume his studies at the Ag-
ricultural College
Tie Spencer Seedless Apple COM
pany closed up with So. 600 worth of
contracts yesterday.
There will be meeting of board
of directors of the Chamber of Com
merce this evening.
The kindling wood man could find
considerable patronage if he would
make himself known.
The telephone company is stringing
wires on the new poles in the alley
above White street today.
Samuel Strouse, son of NJ Strouse
was an arrival in the city on the noon
train for visit with his parents.
Mrs. B J. Snyder and son Fred.
who have been visiting in Salt Lake
city, are expected home tomorrow
morning.
Miss Daisy Kirk. left for Denver
last night. where she will school
herself in the very latest in the dress
making art.
Second crop straw berries were in
the market this morning and they
we're quite fine, considering that they
were second crop.
judge Walter S. Sullivan left last
night for Denver. He will meet
Mrs. Sullivan and Miss Elsie and &C
company them home.
Word received from Aaron Newman,
formerly of this city, now at his old
home in Cleveland. indicates that he
will not return here this winter.
Plateau Valley rangers have had
considerable annoyance this summer
with their second crop of hay on ac-
count of the frequent showers.
Forest rangers are rejoicing over
the daily rains in the mountains as it
greatly lessons the danger of forest
fires-the plague of the ranger.
Lynn Kennedy will not be present
at the opening of the term at the @.
A. q. on account of the busy season
with fruit. He will leave on the 18th.
Hon. Earl NJ. Cranston. of Denver,
u. S. District attorney, was visitor
to the city yesterday. Mr.. Cranston
is relative of Mrs. Edwin Price
Rodney Jay will leave Saturday for
Fort Collins, where he will resume
his studies in the Agricultural college.
This is Mr.. Jays second year there
The maximum temperature yester-
day was n Weather forecast for
36 hours ending D. IN. Saturday.
Far tonight and Saturday, with rising
temperature.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wadsworth
entertained at family dinner party
last night at which Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Roberts of Blsokfoot, Idaho. were the
guests of honor.
Miss Helen Crawford, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Crawford,
we'll known in this city. will attend
Colorado college the coming year.
Miss Crawford graduated with honors
this year from the Denver Higl school.
Monkeys can make faces at them
selves without suffering evil conse-
quences. When they make them at
other people they get slapped for their
pains. Newspaper monkeys are is no
way different from their simian bro
theirs.
V. p. Brown. formerly clerk in
the Whits Mercantile company's es-
establi shment. but who lately has
been conducting the Bank Cafe, at
Ouray, was an arrival in the city last
night and will remain here perma-
nently.
Miss Pearl Shores very pleasantly
entertained few of her friends at her
home on North Seventh street last
evening. Progressive finch and con-
yersation were the pastimes of the
evening follwed by very enjoyable
Refreshments.
ID. W. Smith, an employee of tn e
Santa Fe road. at Garden City. Kansas.
was in the city for the past two days.
He is an old friend of Morris Haggerty.
Mr.. Smith has been investigating the
possibilities of the Uintah reservation
for settlement.
George Hardenburg, who had n