The daily sentinel., 1904-06-27
The Progress is always the best.

the city Yesterday.
Edwin Lubble. of Palisades. was
one of yesterday S visitors.
Thomas Moss son of W. B Mess is
very sick with typhoid FEVER.
Prof. F. A. Sullivan special en-
balmer and lecturer is visitor to the
city
The weather conditions are: Fair
tonight ana Tuesday rising tempera-
ture.
There are few very fine bargains
at the Bazaar closing out sale. You ID
better hurry.
Ray Hunter left for Fruita today
where he will spend about a month
/ of his vacation.
Cap. Noble. the Democratic war
horse of the Plateau Valley is report
ed seriously ill.
4 Carlos Button and Ed. Heffron went
to Palisade yesterday and returned
this noon on No. 3.
A Lilly. Jr.. of Denver was an
arrival on No. 3 today. He is in the
city on business matters.
George W. Hutton and wife, of
this city have been spending some
time in the Plateau Valley.
W. G. Connolly in picking a winner
for the great Derby event at st.
Louis hit on Colonial as the winner.
Jos. E. Dulmaine of this city was
elected one of the trustees of the Elks
state ASSOCIATION at Glenwood Springs.
Palisade ard Grand junction will
play game of hall on July 4th.
The grounds have not been decided
upon yet.
Lay in new stock OF household
necessities busy wife. " At the
Bazaar closing out sale the prices are
extremely low.
The Sioux ball team left this CITY
on No. last night. Their next stop
is at Provo where they plav the Provo
team.
A new stone crossing is being plac-
ed at the corner of 9TH and Main.
The old crossing is badly worn and
the new one was necessary.
Sherman W. Moody returned from
Gunnison on the narrow Ruaee last
evening. Mr.. Moody spent day or
xyn Or hucipacS that 81
Jay Smith went to Hannah Greek
Yesterday on fishing trip. He le-
turned last evening with good sup
ply of the speckled beauties.
Mrs. NJ. o. Delaplain. who has
been in the hospital in Denver for
six or seven weeks past is expected to
return to this city about the Fourth
of July.
Mrs. S. X. Vols and children will
leave Wednesday morning tor visit
to the exposition and other eastern
points. They will later lie Joined by
Mr.. Vols Tor visit to the exposition.
c. S. Deseh. Jr.. and wife accom-
panied bv Leon Chapman. wife and
baby returned from their fishing
trip up the GpnDison last evening
They report fishing good aud have
good catch.
Miss Myrtle Rotchford of saltwater
Oklahoma arrived in this city last
night on No. 8. Miss Rotchford Is a
,,, - Ar. 80 =.
She will NIKE an extended visit here
with friends and relatives.
E. NJ. Slocomb. the well known
hardware merchant leaves tonight
with his family. for al extended east
ern visit. They will first go to
Minnesota to visit relatives al
friends of the family. returning by
the way of st. Louis taking in the
exposition.
A. Combs a young man from Den.
yer arrived in this city Yesterday
He is very pleasant spoken young
man and has accepted position as
wire chief of the Colorado Telephone
company's office in this city and coun-
tv.
The Ffuita Record Is making a
great stand for fire protection for that
growing town. The Record is on the
right track and should stay right
with the proposition until it accom-
plishes the task to which it has set
its energies.
The joint band concert Saturday
night, by the home organization as
mi.