The daily sentinel., 1904-09-28

new arrival in the city.
No. was two hours and thirty
minutes late this afterr oon
Mrs. ]. v A. Lay is quite i'll and is
threatened with typhoid fever.
Alfred Williams of the Oriental Tea
company is on a visit to Aspen.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Kellar of
Meeker are visitors in the city today.
E. G.. Duncan and ]. J. Myers of
town.
W. A. Campbell and wife of Vega
in the Plateau valley are in the city
TO-DAY.
Mrs. G. A. Smith and children re-
turned yesterday from a visit to friends
in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dodgion, form
erly of this city. now of Whitewater.
spent the day in town.
4 Aaron q. Fay, the we'll known Rio
Grande Western conductor has gone
to Seattle to look up location.
R. H, Sullivan. the weather man.
will probably return from his eastern
trip the latter part of next week.
W. E. Deutsch left this morning
over the narrow guage to sell for
Bowman Brothers along the route.
Mrs. W. Eyanum and sister of Salt
Lake city arrived in the city yesterday
and will visit here during the week.
Three good ball games will be
among the attractions at the fair
next week. Excellent teams will
cross bats.
Miss Anna Cotrell returned last
night from Glenwood after visit
with her sister, Mrs. Katie Bender of
that place.
Messrs. Boyer and DeLaMar. orga-
nizers for the Order of Washington.
return this evening from trip up
the narrow gauge.
Capt. J. A. Lyons was a member
of the G.. A. r. delegation that left
this city this morning for Paonia to
attend the reunion.
| Mrs A. W. Ramsey of Leadville.
who has been the guest of Mrs, M.
vinBuren for several days left this
morning for her home.
! Miss Gladys Ives Brainard. the
popular music instructor. will give
a private recital at her home. sos
North Seventh street Friday evening
Mrs. Darnell and daughter Effie are
now in Norfolk. Va, where Miss Effie
has entered conservatory and will |,
remain until her studies are com pleted. |
The funeral services over S. M. Cox |
who died Yesterday at his home near
Friuta took place this afternoon at
Fruita. Interment in the Fruita GEM
etery.
Mrs. ]. l.. Montague and son, resid- |
ing at number 429 north Third street. |
returned yesterday from visit to |
friends and relatives at Dodge city, |
Kansas.
A dancing party to attend the dance |
at the Auditorium this evening was
formed today in honor of Miss Rae
of Salt Lake City. the guest of Mrs.
Snyder.
Mrs. @. d. Fisher is at home this
afternoon to her lady friends TO meet |
her mother, Mrs. Patterson of Frank
lin. PEN, who arrived Monday OF a
visit to her daughter.
Preparations arc being made for a
big masked ball to be given at the
Auditorium Thursday evening of next
week. This will be one of the social
features of fair week.
A hunting party composed of Mr..
Reed and three other gentlemen re-
turned today from trip to Meeker
country. They killed four fine bucks
aud had great time.
Conductor T. Conway who owns and
resides ON a fine ranch near Fruita is
in town fer few days. Mr.. Conway
was in the railroad service as a con-
ductor for more than twenty years,
John Holland who rides for Bow
man Bros. in the Hannah creek
country, was the victim of serious
accident this morcing which may
prove fatal. He was driving his
horse at very rapid rate when the |
animal stumbled and fell. throwing
the rider and then falling unon him