The daily sentinel., 1904-07-28

Train No. was an hour late To-Day.
Mrs Frank Sleeper was in the city
yesterday.
There is a break in the water main
at 7th and Main streets.
Mrs. ]. S. Carnahan will take a
trip to the hills in few days.
Judge Sullivan is having concrete
walk laid in front of his residence.
Ira q. Giddons and wife, of Prince
ton, Illinois, were Grand hotel guests
Yesterday.
Ellsworth Beatty returned from Dur
anRo last night where he went to Wis.,
it friends
Frank a Moriarty was in the city
today. Mr.. Moriarty was former
citizen here.
Ben Allison is home from vaca-
tion trip to Somerset, where his par
ents nov reside.
Mrs. Mclean has sold her rooming
house and will devote her time to the
shoe selling business
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry LYONS who
have been at Camp Muckawarego re-
turned at noon today.
Mrs. Samuel N. Wheeler is enter
tanning number of her friends at
her new home on east Main street.
e. V. Brake. of Leadville. U. s.
revenne collector. is in the city today,
ON matters connected with his duties.
g. f. Lapham is home from the
Salida hospital. where he was being
cared for during seige Of typhoid
fever.
Jacob L. Stearn and Jarold Slessi-
nger, two old time friends of Maurice
Hertz. were visitors TO the city yes
ter6ay
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Van hoore-
beke returned home at noon today
from an outing spent at Camp Muck
awanego.
The Chamber of Commerce has just
giving lots of information of the city
and vallev.
We do ANYTHING in repair FORK and
especially bicycle work. See Cald-
we'll and Lowe Bros. back of the
White Mercantile Co.'s store.
There will be an installation of the |
officers of the Woodmen of the World |
tonight at the lodge room. The first |
class of candidates will also be elect
ed.
Prof. S. NJ. Boyer appreciates the
advantages of being granger in this
valley, and is having built four
room house on his ranch property
east of the city.
1t was very humid last night and
everybody who could, got out of doors.
The streets were crowded there being
more than the usual number of peo-
pie prominading last evening.
1t is said that arrangements are be-
ing made to bring Frank Sleeper down
from the hills to have his leg, recent
ly broken. placed in plastre cast, as
it has not been doing very we'll.
Frank Mason returned yesterday
from Colorado Springs where he
illness of his mother -in-l law. Mrs G.
W. Bailey. Mrs. Mason is with her
mother.
"he balance of the cement crossing
is being laid across Fourth street by
the Cement Block and Sidewalk com
pany. The other portion is thoroug-
hly dried and travel was hegun over
the same this morning
The wife and infant of James H.
McBain left last night for Mt.
Pleasant, Utah. where they will
visit for time, the trip being neces-
sary for the health of the little one,
it having been very i'll during the
past week.
The highest recorded temperature
yesterday by the local weather bureau
was "a degrees. The weather forecast
for Western Colorado for the thirty
six hours ending six p m. Friday is
partly cloudy tonight and Friday.
with local thunder showers in the
mountain districts
Mrs. Sherman Smulliug was an ar-
rival last night from Aspen and will
visit fow days with her brother and
sister, Lee Smulling and wife, before
making arrangements to locate per-