The daily sentinel., 1904-06-24
The Progress is always the best.


Playing cards at the G.. V. Store.
Confectionery at the G. V. Store.
Captain Jack Sumner is home from
the mining districts in Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkindall of st
Louis were visiting the city yester-
day.
S ]. Fell of Salt Lake city, we'll
known in this city was visitor yes
terdav.
George L. York and family of
Springfield. Mo-. arrived i'll this city
recently. They will make this place
their home.
The best timing for the least
money by Caldwell and Lowe Bros
back of the White Mercantile Com
paHy's store.
Miss Sadie Erickson left for Canon
City Wednesday night where she will
visit with friends. She will be gone
about two weeks.
A public installation and banquet
will be given by Plnon Mesa lodge.
A. f. & A. NJ. No 20. at Turner
hall annex tonight
The weather for this section of the
state is predicted as partly cloudy to-
night and Saturday, with local show
ers; cooler tonight.
Quite large number of the Elks
will go from this city tomorrow to
attend the state association meeting at
Glenwood Springs.
A postal from Mrs. John ], Lums-
den to this office in regard to her pap
er, states that she would leave Boston
for st. Louis on her way home, on
June 21st.
@. G. Price, the we'll known engin-
eer is home from his trip to Californ-
ia. He is accompanied by his bro
ther Harry. who resided here in 1894
They came to attend their father
funeral. The body was inferred at
Westwater. The body will be disin-
teri ed and taken to Denver for final
burial.
DIR. Dunn, of Springfield, Utah, al
very prominent citizen of that place,
was called to this city to attend Mrs.
iousiy ill., DR.. Dunn, has for many
years been the family physician of the
Scheu family. DIR. Dunn is also in
terested heavily in the Seedless Apple
company of Utah, at Provo.
The baud belonging to the Mobiles
Dramatic company have made the
noon hour enjoyable every day with
a band concert on the various promi-
nent streets. This music furnished
by this popular organization is of
high order and doubtless the concerts
every noon are a great stimulus to the
audiences which attend every evening
The trial of Laura Leslie charged
with being an inmate of bawdy
house at 5Gl South avenue was ended
last evening about 6 O'Clock. The jury
was composed of Il. b. Lutes, W. II.
DOWbTY. y. M. GThHaHl. II. %. OOpG- |
land and G. A. McClintis. brought |
in verdict of guilty as charged and |
fined the defendant $50 and COSTS /
Miss Hazel Ella was an arri val |
ON train No. 3. 1t was stated that she
was to arrive in this CITY several DAYS
ago, but she stopped over in st. Louis
with some friends and spent several
days with them. Miss Ella has en-
ioyed a most successful year in We'll
lesley college in Massachusetts. She
is very glad to get home to her friends
and relatives.
The Woodmen. the Book Cliff camp
No 81 held social session In the
Odd Fellows hall last night. DIR. S.
NJ. Bradbury entertained those present
with some fine views on his stereopti-
can machine. which were much en-
iUyed by his audience. L. T. ventz
gave some delightful selections on his
Victor talking machine after which
were served The even
ing was very pleasant one and
everyone had a good time.