The daily sentinel., 1904-08-31

frat big bills today for the coming i'm
PORTRAIT event
Guitars. Mandolins Banios at vor-
becks We handle the celebrated
Washburn instrument
Mrs. J. E Busb7. of Salt Lake. a
sister of Mrs. L. G. Sloan. is visiting
in the city for few weeks.
Misses Cornelia Collins and Helen
Runting arrived home on the noon
train, from q weeks visit in Denver.
John Parsons and wife left yester-
day for Aspen from where they will
start on camping trip of several days.
Mrs. Frank Robinson, who has
! spent most of the summer at Minturn-
returned home last night from there
The Sentinel acknowledges the re-
ceipt of several boxes of fine peaches
fro= Messrs. Frank Smith and Lloyd
Smith.
4 District Attorney Samuel G. Nc
Mullin. leaves for Gunnison tomor-
row. to attend the session of the dis
I trict court
\ The W c. T. O. will meet with
Mrs. worthington two doors east Of
the Enisconal church, on Friday p.
m. at 30 O'Clock
Prof T. G. Lennon came in on
the Midland train today from Denver
Captain Lennon was accompanied
by his nephew, mark Lennon
T. J. Brown left last night for
Chicago, to enter the Inland Printer
Technical School. where he will fight
the mechanism of MerganthaIer for
several weeks.
This evening at 8 p. m at the
Mesa Dry Goods Co.'S store the August
drawing for the round trip ticket to
the Worlds Fair will take place.
All are invited.
The maximum temperature yester-
day was 81 degrees. The forecast OF
weather conditions for western Colo
RADIO for the next thirty six hours end
ing at o'clock Thursday evening
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday,
with local thunder storms.
E. P. Chester. of the Ocean Wave
oyster and fish house brought to this
office this morning a stem containing
five plums brought from the ranch Of
Mrs. Rowe at Palisade, which were
about the handsomess specimens of
fruit that has been seen in this city.
Editor Beard. of the Fruita Record
has been taking trip over the new
Rilsonite road into the UIntah country.
His description of the scenery and
the marvels of that raod are something
wonderful and surely there must be
unexplored beauties Astounding. of
which we know little.
A report was current on the streets
this morning that a woman robed in
nothing save night gown. was
wading in the Grand river. The
phone message came to Mayor Sarp-
liner. but Officer Watson after an in
vestigation states there was nothing
in the report
Special prominence is given to the
dispatches this afternoon relating to
the war as it is practically the first
great battle won by the Russians.
The matter is fully covered in the
Sentinel's dispatches received this af-
ternoon. eighteen hours in advance of
the Denver papers.
George Hardenburg, the we'll known
in the hospital for number of weeks
and upon whom a very delicate oper-
alton was performed, arrived home at
noon today. Mr.. Hardenburg looks
very we'll, considering the siege
through which he has gone.
$780, stock of General Goods for
sale at invoice; located at Twin
Lakes. Colo, one of the pretriest
places in the state. Store doing a
Business of over 81, 900, per year.
This is snap for some one. Good
reasons for selling. Address o. P
DeFord, Twin Lakes. Colo.
The Handler Stock Co., which will
open weeks engagement at the opera
house on Monday, Sept. 9Th. is one of
the strongest repertoire companies now
on the road. This is guaranteed at
traction and those attending will be
assured good performance. Seats
now on sale prices Is: %. and 80
cents.
An old man by the name of Sawyer
has been about the CITY several days
interesting housewives in patent
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