The daily sentinel., 1904-09-07

Typographical Union tonight at Z
O'Clock.
Mrs. O. S. Perkins and baby of
Tucker Utah are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Lindhardt
Miss Maidie Van Buren, is teaching
as a substitute in the Crawford addi
tion for one week.
D. II. Smead. of New York. has ac-
in their dry goods house.
Mrs. William Miller, mother of
Mrs. Harry B. Jones, left for her
home in Canon City last night
Mrs. G. a. Trechter returned home
, from her summer vacation at Gypsum
in time to start Leonore to school. |
Herbert Pope. formerly of the Man
tey Saddlery Co.. left this morning ON
train No. for visit to Salt Lake
City.
II Frank Thompson. of the Thompson
Jewelry and Music company and Gail
G. Murray. will leave tomorrow on
a weeks hunting trip.
A. X. Sampliner leaves tomorrow
night for Denver and from there will |
take flying trip to the Worlds Fair,
He will be absent about one month.
DIR. John Collins, brother law |
of Mrs. Anna Collins of this city and
who formerly resided here for short
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The maximum temperature yester-
day was 81 degrees. The weather
forecast for &c hours ending p IN.
Thursday is fair tonight and Thursday.
Llovd Smith will leave tonight for
Florence where he will join the
Second Regiment band and go from
there to st. Louis for Colorado Day.
Miss Elizabeth Wilhelmy, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Wilhelmy,
leaves tonight for Boulder. where she
enters on her sophomore year of stud
les
There were not enough seats by
eight in the High school yesterday to
accommodate the scholars and today !
there are twenty more applicants for
admission.
Charles II. Wallis has been appoint
ed as a deputy stock inspector for this
district. He today. as his first off
cial act. inspected a car of horses for !,
Post & Boyd.
Postmaster Edwin Price and James
II. Ramev returned today from Pueblo,
where they were in attendance at the ,
session of the Colorado conference Of
the Methodist church.
Rev. e. H. Smith. pastor of the !
First Methodist church. was called sud ,
denly TO attend at the bedside of his ,
father, who is very seriously i'll at ,
Rockwell City. Iowa. :
j. Carl Hill, who has been acting s
as assistant secretary of this Fruit Fair
directorate, will leave tomorrow for
Colorado Springs. to resume his stud !.
les at Colorado College.
There was quite bloody red story, a
so far as red ink was concerned in the @
Denver Post. which arrived in this city 4
today. concerning the alleged kidpap- 1
ping of Judge Ben b. Lindsey {
A child of Mr.. and Mrs. William 3
Giffen. of Fruita died there Monday. l
The Crown Furniture company sent t
a casket down Tuesday morning to con.
tain the body of the little one.
Il. p. Davie. president and general i
manager of the Western Sugar & Land I
company. was an arrival in the city 3
at noon today. on matters of bushes '
connected with the sugar factory. I
The publication yesterday in this d
paper of the appointment of Rev. E. /
IL. Smith, to the Methodist church in I
this city. gave great deal of satisfac- +
ton to the members of that congrega- d
ton. +
Judge and Mrs. Walter S. Sullivan
and daughter Elsie arrived home last :;
night from visit to Denver. Judge :
Sullivan left for there last week to &C
company Mrs. Sullivan and daughter :
home. u
Mr.. Fl. MorReDthau. of the Grand {
Valley store, will leave the latter part t
nf the week for the east to make his u
fall purchase of goods He will visit {
for a short time only the great fair in ?
st. Louis. n
Miss Nettie Blain. the m6diste, who :
has been compelled to use crutches
for the past week is able to move y
about in a very sprightly manner