The daily sentinel., 1904-07-27

the city today.
Miss Florence Comins is visiting
friends at Mesa.
Mrs. E. r. English arrived home
Monday night from Aspen.
Alexander G.. Watson, switchman.
is sick in the Salida hospital.
A new plank crossing is being laid
on the western part of Main street.
Howard Bigelow and Phil Morrow
will leave tonight ON No. . for Provo.
ON visit.
Mrs. ]. Plunkett will leave Satur-
day night for Cameo and other points
to visit relatives.
David Roberts left last night for
fishing trip to Buford. He will be
absent week or more.
The hotels all report their business
to be very good. Hundreds of tourists
stopping off in this city every week.
A large cess pool is being dug at
the school house ON Rood street, to
drain the water from the furnace boil
ers.
Archie welles and franklin Rhone
leave today for the Plateau valley.
where they will spend short vaca-
tion.
The Youths Companion has intro
duced a new feature in the foru of a
two colored front page on the regular
issue.
r. E. Budd. we'll known travel
ing man is in the city. Mr.. Budd
represents the famous brand of Alec
clothing.
Otto Forty is getting his plans
ready for his proposed new residence
on upper Main street, between 11th
and 18th streets.
Earnest Logan. formerly employed
in the office of the Home Logan and
Investment company. is pleasant
visitor to the city.
DIR. Goff and J. A McLuen and
families returned last night from Alox-
ander lakes. They report very rainy
period at the lakes.
Frank Iseminger sold yesterday.
through f. n. Case. to Eta H. Will,
lots 26 and % in block So. The con-
sideration was 81. 300.
A new lawn has been made around
the south Williams terrace aud other
improvements added that materially
improve that property.
Mrs. W. E. Gray. wife of the est
Unable book keeper of the Telluride
Power company. was here last night,
accompanied by her son.
The young ball contingent are re-
organizing their team under the name
of the Strikers and are anxious to
get an opportunity to show what met
tie is in them.
e. F. McCarl and wife. of Brook
ings, s. d., We're arrivals in the city
yesterday and are the guests of George
Simmons and family. They are also
friends of j. @. Plank.
There was an abundance of interest
in this trial from the colored popula-
tion. City Attorney Carnahan prose
cuted and Attorney S. N. Wheeler APP
peared for the defendant.
Mrs. J. III. Heron, who has been
spending several weeks at Goldsbys
lakes has returned to this city. Her
two daughters will remain with Miss
Erickson for few more weeks.
A man having a Clasped Hands
badge had very bad casa of
drunk on board this morning
in the vicinity of the school building
on Rood street. He was able to nav
igate however.
Highest temperature yesterday was
10 dergees. The weather forecast for
36 hours ending 6 p. m. Thursday is
Partly cloudy tonight and thursday !;
possible local Thunder showers and
cooler Thursday.
The Grand Union Tea company has
moved its quarters from the Sullivan
building on Main street to the rear of
the A. A. Miller building that was
burned. AS soon as it is remodeled
they will occupy the east half.
Miss Martin, of Marysville. Ohio,
sister of Mrs. Otto Forty, accomp-
anied bv Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Core
home from Marysville. Miss Martin
visited this city several years ago and
many friends will welcome her re-
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