The daily sentinel., 1904-08-15

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]. A. McLuen is home from his
visit to LeadvilIe.
Theodore Goette, formerly of this
city is located at Canon City.
Doing without mail for 80 hours
makes living most commonplace.
Lee TenEyck had piece of brass
taken ont of his eye Saturday by DR..
Bull.
Victor Lee tonight at the Park
opera house. Prices 10 20 and 80
cents.
T.. L. Harter, G. o. Townsend and
T. Fl. Kearney are new arrivals at
the LaCourt
There will be initiation at the Elks
lodge tonight. All members are cor
daily invited to be present.
At all hours yesterday. the City
Park was crowded with people. seek
ing its shade for relief from the heat.
You should get in with the crowd
tonight at the Park opera house, they
will be there to see the great Victor
Lee.
The Tribune of Palisades. is boom
ing local band organization. The
Tribune could not be doing a better
work.
George Hardenberg has so far re-
covered from the operation that he
will be able to leave the hospital in
another week.
Mrs. S. G. McMullin arrived home
from her eastern tiip Saturday night.
She remained over in Denver ON her
return from the east.
The pony of Rex Arthur. while in
the hills, was so unfortunate as to
have its leg broken and Mr.. Arthur
W as compelled to shoot the animal.
The highest temperature yesterday
was "a. The weather forecast for 36
hours ending at 6 p. m. Tuesday is
scattered showers tonight and Tues
day.
DR.. f. F. Eldridge caught some fine
negatives of the electrical display last
night he securing vantage point on
top of his barn. He is having the
negatives developed today.
A casket was sent from the Gour-
ley-P Platt undertaking rooms. to
Fruita yesterday for the infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee vanderling, that
died there yesterday morning
The Jury in the case of the state VS.
G. S. Schrock. charged with attempt
ing to shoot horses and which was on
trial last Saturday before Justice
Sweeney, returned verdict of not
guilty.
!. Enrich, who was one of the Pue-
bio victims of the great Eden disaster.
who was connected with the Ameri-
can Smelling and Refining company,
was a cousin of Mrs. Orson Adams of
this city.
Whv must our city shade trees be
constantly soaked with water when
orchards are watered only so often ?
Wouldn't better results be obtained if
all the water was used to flush part
of the bitches at once.
Judge and Mrs. vanHoorebeke and
Maud their daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Harold Van Hoorebeke and AIRS. Van
Hoorebeke's nephew here on visit,
left Sunday morning for Mesa, in the
plateau valley on an outing trip of
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Arthur
and son Rex and MI. and Mrs. A. W.
Buoye and children, who have been
in the hills for the past several weeks,
returned to this city late Saturday
afternoon. They report a most de-
lightful outing.
W. G. Baylis and Ollie Bannister
arrived home Saturday night from
their trip to the Worlds fair. They
report a most deligh tful time and the
fair the biggist thing ON earth. Both
the young men believe that they have
been greatly benefited by viewing the
wonderful display gathered there.
Applications for positions at the
Sugar factory will be received up un-
til tomorrow (Tuesday) night The
positions viii be allotted in the
course Of a few days thereafter No
one has made application as yet to
take the contract for feeding the
heets into the hopper. TIE manage
ment would like to have applications
for this contract