The daily sentinel., 1904-07-23


the San Juan.
W. ]. Stull and wife are doing the
exposition together as a honeymoon
trip.
The band will play their concert at
the col ner OF Fourth and Main streets
tonight.
Mrs. S. Iseuinger and daughter.
Miss Elsie. have left for st. Louis TO
visit the exposition.
See Blair and Mckenzie for sani-
tary plumbing. Fourth street be-
tween Main and Colorado.
Charlie Baker is home from the
hospital in Salida. where he had
slight operation performed.
]. H. Sayles. the we'll known Pal
isade citizen, left for visit to his
old home in Michigan today.
Sam F. woolard. the American
Central Life insurance agent, left for
Glenwood Springs his morning.
Il. L. Penfield. of Boone. Iowa.
brother in law of A W Gaines was
an arrival in the city yesterday.
Glenwood Springs newspaper writ
ers have formed press club, of
which NJ. Ballard Dunn. is the or
ganizer
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mason of
Magma, Wisconsin, old time friends of
]. G. Cropsey are pleasant visitors to
the city.
The families of ]. f. Spencer and
s. T. Egeness will leave tomorrow
morning for HANNAH creek for a
week outing.
Mrs. L. W. Norris. wife of L. W.
Norris the we'll known blacksmith at
the Rio Grande shops, left yesterday
for visit to Breckenridge.
The pleasant moonlight brought
ont several parties of young men last
night, who were about in the late
evening hours serenading friends.
]. H. Wood Denver, representing
the ID. II. Sullivan and Co.. manufao-
turers of pianos. is in the city visiting
his agents. The Bargain house people.
A new stone curbing and stone
sidewalk is being laid along in front
of the Main street lot of E. p. Bon
nell on the north side of the street
F. T. Lewis. the gentleman who Is
here with General Metcalf. was with
A. ]. McCune when the line of the
High line canal was run by Mr.. Nc
Cune.
o. H. Shoup. J. r. McKinnie and
r. P. Davie, of Colorado Springs. all
three men interested in the sugar fac
tory of this city were arrivals today
over the narrow guage.
Mr.. @. Van Hoorebeke. left for
Glenwood Strings this morning.
Mr.. Van Hoorebeke, is one of the
official handicappers and he goes ahead
to take up the work for tbs race.
Formerly Saturday night was the
one night of the week, which brought
but things have changed and every
night of the week now the streets are
crowded.
Will Baylis, Ollie Bannister and
Edward Ryan will leave Sunday night
for trip to the exposition which
they have been planning for month.
They will be absent several weeks
and will take in the big exposition in
the fullest sense.
Secretary George Falconer is in re =
ceipt of letter frow A. W. Newman,
of Cleveland. saying that he is having
4 fine time, but has not fully deter
mined whether to return to the West
or remain in the East. His desires
incline towards the West.
A family by the name of Garder,
from Arkansas. residing ON Struther's
avenue, were reported to have typhoid
fever in the family and to be in des-
titute circumstances. The report was
referred to Mayor Sampliner and the
board of County commissioners
The Carnegie public library has
just received an additional consign-
ment OF Wernicke book cases. They
have been placed for the reception OF
the last order of new books. Also the
former arrangement of the stacks have
been changed to make more room.
Miss Lenna Hards. daughter of Mel
son Hards. leaves tonight for an ex-
tended western trip. She will visit
Portland, Tacoma and Seattle. A