The daily sentinel., 1904-08-01

" II. rlsuer spent SUNDAY IN Glen-
wood Springs with his family.
Judge and Mrs. W. S. Sullivan
leave Tuesday night for visit to
Denver.
Walter Mulkey, a sistant postmast-
or, returned from Goldsbys lakes this
morning.
Walter Jones returned from Colds
bys lakes last night. He only made
short stay.
The roads in the vicinity of Colds
bys lake are in very good condition
for mountain roads
Walter Morrow we'll known Young
man has gone to Leadville to join his
father. who resides there.
See Blair and Mckenzie for sani-
tary plumbing Fourth street be-
tween Main and Colorado.
A new crossing is being laid on the
corner of Fourth and Rood today.
New crossings nearly every day.
Mrs. Emma NJ. wadsworth and her
daughter Ida and the Primrose family
have gone on camping tour to the
Mesa Lake.
Max Buchanan, cashier of the
Grand Valley National bank, spent
Sunday in Glenwood Springs with
his family.
The Sentinel furnished today the
Spencer Seedless Apple Tree company
20. 900 booklets. setting forth the his
tory of the apple.
Misses Effie and Allie Lee, daugh-
ters of W. II. Lee will leave Tuesday
for Salt Lake City. for visit with
relatives and friends.
Kingsley Price. son of postmaster
Edwin Price left for the Meserve
ranch this morning. He took up a
wagon load of camping necessities.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Heron left
tor Goldsbys lake yesterday afternoon
where they go to visit thier daughters.
who are spending the summer there
Mrs. B. F. Jay and son Rodney and
Mrs. Jays neice. Miss Rhoda o.
Breakey. who is here for visit. were
visitors to Glenwood Springs Sunday.
Herman vorbeck and whipple Ches-
ter went up to Goldsbys lake ysster-
day afternoon and returned this morn
ing much tanned from their quick
trip.
The usual Saturday night band con-
cert attracted a great many people to
Main street that night. The concerts
grow more popular as the season ad-
vances.
Highest temperature yesterday was
90 degrees. Western Colorado's
weather forecast is partly cloudy to-
night and Tuesday, with local thunder
showers tonight.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed Simmons. with
Mrs. r. Amber and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Choate. were a party who speut
Sunday at New Castle, returning last
night to this city.
Saturday night Mrs. Paul DeLaMar
had three unwelcome sleepers. who
took possession of the barn of the
premises of the family, without tie
courtesy of asking permission. She
called Night Marshal G. @. O'Neil.
who locked them up in the city Jail.
Manager John f. Moore, of the
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sociation, accompanied by Mrs.
Moore, returned to this citv Sunday.
They found their daughter much i'm
proved when they reached Dodge City.
Kansas, and left her improving rap
idly.
II. B. Doyle of Kansas City, Mo-,
was an arrival in this city Saturday.
He was looking over the Grand val
ley, having heard of its wonderful re-
sources through advertising mediums.
He will make a short trip to Oregon
ON business and will probably return
late in August
Earnest Taylor, manager of the Elks
club, was an arrival home last night
from Hutchinson. Kansas, his old
home. Mr.. Taylor was called home
by the death of his father. While
there Mr.. Taylor was taken i'll and
was compelled to remain longer than
he at first intended.
DR.. A. P. Drew, who has been
practicing as veterinarian for the
past half year, has decided to remain
in this city permanently. DR.. Drew