The daily sentinel., 1904-10-03

OlstrlCt court OPENS Ju tHlS CITY Ou
October 10th.
George A. Harrington of Montrose
is in town today.
Harry A. Stroud. of DeBeque. is
here for the fair.
Miss Nora Lewis of Aspen will
visit friends in the city during the
week.
Lester Sears, H. S. Moody and ].
A. McDennis. of Fruita. spent Sun
day in this city.
The Lillian Mason company opnes
an engagement at the Park opera
house tonight The company arrived
today.
A NJ. Wrench, vice president. of
the First National bank of = -elluride,
was a pleasant visitor to the city this
morning.
J. F. Spencer and Lester Jaynes
and wife. returned Saturday nj ght
from Pueblo, where they were in at
tendance at the state fair.
.hree Santa Fe specials went
through this city yesterday and last
night, using the D. g. r. G.. tracks. on
account of the flood at Trinidad.
Miss Retta Agee of Ogden, Utah,
is in the city, guest of Mrs. George
Smith. The young lady is the daugh-
ter of prominent Ogden attorney.
William Bomgardner, who was ex
hibiting fruit at the state fair at Pu-
eblo. from this county, is sick in the
hospital at Pueblo, with acute stom-
ach trouble.
NJ. o. Delaplain returned home last
night. He left Mrs. Delaplain doing
nicely at the hospital in Denver. Mr.
Delaplain visited the oil fields of Kan
sas while absent.
Thomas Reams who was presented
a few weeks ago with handsome deer
foot has had same made into a handle
of cane, which presents very ele-
CANT appearance.
j. II. EngerJ will return tomorrow
from his visit to the home of his
parents in Kansas and to the Worlds
Fair. He has been out of the city
about thirty days.
Yesterdays maximum temperature
was "a degrees. The weather forecast
for the SO hours ending at p. m. to-
morrow is; Western Colorado: Fair
| tonipht and Tuesdav
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Beveir, will
leave in few days for eastern trip.
They will visit the fair and friends
and relatives in Ohio and Michigan.
they will be absent about two months.
Tomorrow evening at the -Congre-
gational church the Housely pipe
organ recital will be given, the seat
sale has been large, and representative
audience will hear the famous musi-
cian
H. NJ. Crane. representing the N.
o. Nelson Mfg. company of st. Louis
is in the city calling on his many
friends, and will probably remain to
rake in the fair. He is as fat and
jolly as ever.
Don't forget the big mass meeting
tonight at the court house for the pur-
pose of discussing the high line canal
proposition. Mr.. Fellows represent
ing the government will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
Hugh Long, who for many years
run into this city as a conductor on
theRio Grsnde, but who now holds
the position of travelling conductor
on the road, is a pleasant visitor in
the city today.
Dyer Campbell and wife of Brook
ings S, p, are visitors to the city.
They are friends of all of the South
Dakota contingent and are the guests
of George Simmons.
Mrs, Susan Amberg of Indianapolis
mother of Mrs. r. II. Sullivan, ac-
companied Mr.. Sullivan home from
his eastern trip, ON visit to the
home of her daughter.
The work on the fair ground was
completed Saturday evening. Today
the exhibits are being placed into
position and the decorations arranged.
Everything is in readiness for the
opening of the festival.
Mrs. Sarah Hall, mother of Mrs.
Samuel G.. McMullin will leave Tues
day night for Shelbyville. Ky. to
visit her daughter. Mrs. W. H. Sites.
Mrs. Hall will be accompanied by
Mrs. MoMullin as far as Denver.