The daily sentinel., 1904-07-30

Mrs. L. E. English and daughter
are new arrivals from Aspen.
Mrs Samuel Wrath left for Glen
wood Springs last night to spend
several days.
There was a general ueeting of the
board of directors of the Fruit Fair
association this afternoon.
See Blair and Mckenzie for sani-
tary plumbing. Fourth street be-
tween Main and Colorado.
The sidewalk at the Catholic
church corner was blocked by a tree
falling in yesterdays storm.
Miss Jennie Wiley, of Windsor,
Mo-, niece of Gail @. and Thomas
NJ urray, is visitor in this city.
Mrs. Coffin is in charge of the
Dounelly roomIng house in the abb
sence of Mrs. Donnelly in California.
Miss saIlie Hill leaves tonight for
Denver and Pueblo to spend her vaca-
tion. Miss Hill is one of the tele-
phone force.
James S. Carnahan will leave for
Telluride tomorrow. to visit some
mining property in which be is inter
ested there.
Mrs. James HYnes leaves today for
Denver to visit with the family of
Justice W. f. Hynes. prominent cit
izen of Denver.
Mrs. j. s. Carnahan ana children
will leave in the morning for Norrie
for short vacation. They will visit
in Leadville before returning here.
Maximum temperature yesterday,
81 degrees. Weather forecast for
Western Colorado says, generally fair
tonight and Sunday Rising tempera-
ture.
]. S. Swan, the Democratic war
horse from the upper valley, was an
arrival in the city last night. Mr..
Swan is still pushing work on his oil
business with as much fervor as ever
a. L. Hale and wife. of Lamar
who have been in this city for the
past week, left for their home this
morning. While here they were TAX
en- around the valley by johnson and
Glasco
One tree on the corner of Third and
Grand has been torn by all three
windstorms that have occurred lately.
Last night another large limb was
stripped by the gale. 1t will soon be
mere stump.
E. p. MAYO of the Moody store and
j. G.. Sanders went to Fruita yester-
day and we're caught in several pretty
heavy rain storms. They took down
to the town in the lower valley
handsome music box.
Raymond W. Conde, contracting
Chicago. who has been spending few
days with the family of E. P. Chester
loft for Chicago last evening. He
had most pleasant stay here. al
though his visit was short.
Justice Sweeney after hearing the
argument in the Wheeler Byers case
yesterday did not then announce his
decision but took the case under ad-
visement until he could look up
number of authorities that had been
announces that he will render his de-
cision Monday afternoon.
A large cottonwood tree on the cor
ner of First and White streets blew
down during yesterdays windstorm.
The tree was uprooted by powerful
gust of wind which tore the tree down
with such force that the sidewalk on
First street was tunred half over ON
its side. The tree blocked the entire
street from one side to the other.
The Kempton Komedy Kompany
will appear at the Park opera house
Monday evening August Sth III Reeds
great drama. ''Homespun Hearts. -
During this engagement reserved seats
will be placed at the small admission
of 20 cents. General admission 20
Ger ts; Children 10 cents. Reserved
seats now on sale at Haskells Pharm-
acy. Secure your seats now.
Someone poisoned the handsome
Gordon setter of George Gordon.
Thursday night. Mr.. Gordon came
in on train No.5 that night and the
dog at that time was all right but in
the riorning it was found poisoned
The dog was an especial pet of Mr.