The daily sentinel., 1904-09-24

( Attorney S. NJ Logan is out again
: after short illness.
8 Charles Haskell left today for Den
yer on business trip.
s Rev Eugene H. Smith returned to.
day from trip to Iowa.
! Mr.. and Mrs A. M Daniel of Ba-
8 salt are spending few days in the
s city.
The band concert this evening will
! be given on the corner of Fourth and
Main.
W. S. Wallace is attending to his
office work again after an absence in
California.
Misses Irene Drenston and Minnie
White, of Palisade, spent yesterday
in the city.
Lyman Hayes, of Aspen is in the
city today. He has an extended ac-
quaintance here.
Il Miss Helen Wells entertained some
of her friends last evening at her home
just east of town.
Mrs. S. R. Fitzgerald, wife of the
we'll known Telluride attorney, is a
guest at the LaCourt.
The little child of Mr.. Collie, re-
siding on Chipeta ave.. is quite sick.
Typhoid fever is feared.
The Mesa county delegates to the
Damcoratic ctata oonyart;o,, |
at noon today over the Midland.
s. NJ. Cox. who has been seriously
i'll at his hone near Rhone, is report
ed better today. but his condition is
still critical y
John Smith. of the Plateau country,
has contracted for residence on
Twelfth street. He expects to move q
his family TO Grand junction. ,o
Mrs. l. N. Patterson of Franklin.
Pa, mother of Mrs. C. d. Fisher of
this city, will arrive OH the narrow
gauge this evening for a protracted
visit.
Mrs. George Brackett of Telluride q
to this city where she has h
been visiting yesterday. from Mont G,
rose. She will remain here perma-
nently.
The maximum temperature yester-
lay was rs degrees. Weather forecast :.
'or the next 36 hours ending at 6 d. -
N. tomorrow is, western Colorado: =,
Fair tonight and Sunday. :, g
Mrs. Frank Dean and daughters re- OF
urned this morning from their visit jc
o st Louis, Chicago and other east a
rn cities. They were absent two fl
months and had most enjoyable bi
rip. tt
The Tenderfoot" company arrived
1t noon. The troupe numbers seventy i,
i've people and carries big car of $,
cenery. A big audience will see the le
he popular c5mic opera tonight. 1t is fl
immense. ,,
Miss Edna Clark, daughter of Mr.. re
md Mrs E G. Clark. will give a sc
party to n number of her u
riends this evening at her home. oi
The Young people are anticipating m
appy time. fo
At Montrose yesterday Little =,
iirl - won first in the free for all trot ;.
r pace. Miss Williams second. Re- y,
ay race, John Corcoran first, Jim N
'rown second. Two year old race. 80
hi
Mrs. II. Bunting, the aged mother "
l. N. Bunting. accompanied by W.
Bunting. secretary treasurer of the
ecurity Co., of Pottstown, Pa, are
Spected to arrive in this city next
eek on visit. -,
Darie l.. Henderson, of the u. S. sci
Biological Survey now at work on Nj
ie Gunnison canal. came in last Mi
Tening ON the narrow gauge and will En-
'main for a week visiting friends 20
nd relatives in this vicinity. mt
st. Matthews Episcopal Church. -
nnday school at 10 am. morning M.
rvlce, IL a. m. evening service, s Ba
m. Rev. j. W. Gum will preach col
the evening, and on Monday at 10 he
m. celebrate Holy Communion. ha
The Women of Woodcraft will give '"-
social at the Elks' Hall next Thurs tar
~ evening. Admission 10 cents. ~
Il attractive program is being arrang- ~.
and refreshments will be served.
good time is guaranteed to all who
tend. mo
of
Hundreds of lad;as bo,., ~,