The daily sentinel., 1904-08-11

ID. B. Hammond has gone to Yam
pa.
Mrs. Marian CLARK has gone to Vic
tor to visit her son.
Furman Cline departed the first of
the week for Rocky Ford.
Frank Deputy. of Clay Center.
Kansas. is visiting relatives here.
@. H. Martin editor of Palisades
Tribune. was in the city yesterday.
TheMissesRose andCecilGormley are
visiting their brother Arthur Z. Cor
mley.
E. A. Yelton is having a handsome
new sign placed ON his window, in
goldleaf.
g. L. Shock and family have NOV
ed here from Glenwood. Mr.. Shock
is an engineer.
N. W. Pierson has closed his bar
ber shop on Colorado avenue and
gone to the country.
E. NJ. Ewing. the we'll known trav
cling hardware salesman and family,
expect. to remove to Seattle soon.
Miss Eta Brodie has returned to
her home at Douglas. Arizona after
an extended visit to the family of
Samuel McCloud in this city.
Don't forget the matinee at the
opera house Saturday at ? 80. Give
the children a chance to see the mov-
ing pictures. Prices 10 cents adults
20.
The Spencer Seodless Apple comp
any have on exhibition for the next "a
hours large jar of the famous Spen-
Ger Seedless apples. The apples in the
jar are creating a great deal of inter
est
Mrs. Frank Mason is home from
Colorado Springs, where she has
been for the past month, in attend
ance upon her mother. who has been
verv ILL.,
1t is said that the growers are re-
ceiving 35 cents net for their peaches
at Palisades, notwithstanding that
they competed with the Texas fruit
all the time of their early crop.
Victor Lee comes to the Park on
Monday ard Tuesday evenings at pop
ular prices. Monday evening free to
the ladies. Get in line and you will
see one of the greatest magicians of
the world.
Maximum temperature Yesterday.
80 degrees. The weather forecast for
SO hours ending D. m. Friday is for
Western Colorado partly cloudy to-
night and Friday. with local thunder
showers this afternoon.
| A. II. Champion, one of the em-
ployes of the Camp Bird mine. arriv-
ed in the city last night to spend a
few weeks in lower altitude. Mr..
CHAMPION is an old time friend of l.
E. Caldwell of the assessors office.
Samuel G. McMullin is expected
home either Friday or Saturday
night. Judge Marsh received word
from him at Sea Gate, on the At
lantic coast last Saturday. He states
that he las spent most enjoyable
vacation.
W. ]. Stull and wife left this
morning for points on the eastern
side of the range. Mr.. Stull will
in all probability engage in the new
spaper business close to Denver. The
many friends of Mr.. Stull in this
city will regret his permanent remov
al.
Duke, the handsome little Shet-
laad pony. the property of Silmon
Smith, son of DR.. F. r. Smith, died
last night. Yeterday the pony was
brought to this city in freight car
from Rifle. 1t had suffered greatly
with being footsore in trip that
had been taken by DR.. Smith and his
son. When at Rife Falls they de-
termined to bring the little animal
to this city. 1t was brought to Rifle
in a wagon by DR.. Smith and to this
city, as stated. in freight car. When
DR.. Smith took the pony from the car
it seemed to be in fairly good condi-
tion. When he got it home he turn
ed it in on the lawn and it immed-
lately died. DR.. Smith thinks that
probably the shock of riding on the
cars induced heart disease and it was
from this cause that it diad. Silmon