The daily sentinel., 1904-08-10

1 Mrs. Thomas Woolverton, of Hoop
eston, Illinois is visitor here upon
her son, NJ g. Woolverton of this city.
Frank Buehring of the Excelsior
steam Laundry returned home from a
business trip up the narrow guage,
! last night.
Orson Adams and George P. Smith
sailed at noon today from Galveston
ON the Mallory line steamer, Denver.
for New York.
Miss Loui:a Stratton, of Anaconda.
Cripple Greek district, is guest of
the family of j. K. McOlurg, ITO
Colorado avenue.
Willie Connolly. son of W. G. Con-
nelly. is down from the Plateau val
ley, where he has been staying for the
past several months.
], H McKibben. who has been
driving the wagon of the Grand
Jnnction delivery, is convalescing
after severe illness.
W. H. Longshore and James H.
Hards have gone to Leadville to at
tend the races, which occur there
tomorrow and Saturday.
E. H. Lamb, of Denver, represent
ing the passenger and freight DEPART
ment of the Chicago and Northwest
ern road, was in the citv today.
Rev. ]. B. Long, of Hot Springs.
Arkansas. an old time friend of j. A.
Becker. of the Congregational church
was pleasant visitor to the city
yesterday.
The Women's Missionary Society
of the Baptist church will meet with
Mrs. George Heist, 336 Chipeta avenue
on Thursday afternoon at 2 80 o'clock.
Subject, ''Home Missions -
Highest temperature yesterday was
"a degrees. Western Colorado's fore
cast for the next "a hours is partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday. with
local showers tonight; cooler Thur
sday.
There will be meeting of the
Democratic club tonight at the Court
house. All Democrats, young and
old are earnestly requested to be pre-
sent. as matters of much Importance
are to come before the club.
The names of the two men who
were brought from the Book Cliff
mine by Under Sheriff Hardy. are
Joseph Yuwan and Charles Farnick.
Sheriff Hardy was compelled to drive |
clear to the tunnel to get them this /
morning.
DIR. G.. L. Pritchett prominent
surgeon from southern Nebraska, has
been visiting the family of Howard
W. Daniels, the popular postoffice
clerk. who resides on White avenue.
He left for his home. after weeks
visit here.
f. II. Stannard and Co., of Ottowa
Kansas, representing the large nursery
firm of Stannald and company. of that
place was i'll the city yesterday
negotiating with the Spencer
seedless Apple company for the sale
of million seedlings.
! 'ui NO9OA n. ~ NlOOunt dIliNcO IT,
day from Denver. and will commence
surveying land along the Little Book
Cliffs. The work he will do will
cover very hard piece of territory.
having been refused many times by
surveyors appointed by the govern
ment.
Michael Riley. the brother of Mrs.
Cosgrove, who was killed in Cleveland
yesterday. was one of the prominent
citizens of that city and an employe
for many years of the late Marcus A.
Hanna. Mr.. Riley was superintendent
of the docks at Cleveland for Mr..
Hanna.
@. l.. Gilbert, a Midland conduc-
tor. went to the scene of the accident
on the Rio Grande Monday from Colo
RADIO Springs. Mr.. Gilbert was in
the city this morning aud detailing
conditions as he found them The
scene must have been one of horror,
which almost beggars description.
Guy Bower. of the Mesa County
Abstract company office arrived home
last night from ten days vacation
spent in the LaSal country. Mr..
Boyer was much bronzed by his out
ing and had ferocious growth of
the beard. which had grown during
his outing. Mr.. Boyer states that
he had pleasant time.
The trial of John Fuite was held
this morning before Justice Byers.
Attorney Carnahan appeared for the