The daily sentinel., 1904-07-12

Train No. 3 was ortv-eight minutes
late today.
! Arthur Currie is again on duty as
sub letter carrier.
Quite a number of people are suffer
ing with sore throats.
D. D. Quinn is back from an es-
tended trip to Salt Lake.
Chas. G. Gibson has gone to Den
yer to engage in business.
Ben. Snyder is recovering from an
attack of neuralgia of the heart.
John Mcclure. son of Thomas P
Mcclure is w orking on J. F. MooTe's
place at Bridgeport.
The family of Dr. E. F. Eldridge.
which has been at Mucawanago for
two weeks past. has returned home.
f. J. Sampliner and wife will
leave in the morning for Gunnison.
after most pleasant visit with the
family of A. R. Sampliner. brother.
S. p. Nissen. brother in-law of
/ W. S. Wallace, was an arrival in the
city at noon today. Mr.. Nissen is
quite heavily interested in Grand
Valley realty.
The Womans Home Missionary
society of the Baptist church will
meet with Miss. Tobyne Thursday
afternoon at 30 O'Clock a full at
tendance is requested.
Today has been one of the beastly
days, one infrequently gets in this
valley. 1t is blessing that they
come only at long intervals, as such
day is wearing on nerves and body.
The thermometer yesterday regis.
temperature of the season, thus far.
The promises of Weather Observer
Sullivan is that it will be cooler to-
night
a consignment of 100 tons of ore.
presumably from the Sinbad country,
is expected at the smelter within a
few days 1t doubtless will be used
as trial run at the time the plant
blows in.
Under Sheriff Edwin NJ. Hardy
went to De Beque yesterday to bring
down Harry Jones. who had been SEN
fenced to thirty days in Jail for steal
ing a dollar or so from till in one
of the DeBeque stores,
d. d. Barrett, of Joliet, Ill, hus-
band of Mrs Barrett who died at the
home of Mrs G e. Cowell. arrived
in the city last night The remains
of his wife will be shipped to Joliet
tonight, for final interment.
A. d. Phares, formerly barber in
this city. was an arrival in the city
last night from Somerset, Mr.. Phares
brought down horse from the Utah
Fuel company. which is being attend
ed by DR.. Price, veterinarian.
Little Miss Ewing is celebrating
her birthday this afternoon with al
number of her little girl friends.
They are having a splendid time to-
gether and the day will be memor-
able one III her childhood history.
Under Sheriff E NJ. Hardy. Emery
Limbaugh and their families will
leave in the morning for a trip up on
Rifle creek. They will be gone about
two weeks and Will devote most of
their time to hunting and fishing.
Charles Currier. bandmaster. who
left here a few weeks ago to fill a
temporary engagement with the
Mobiles Dramatic company. is home
again. He says the Mobiles company
is PLAYING to good business in the
state.
Weather Observer Sullivan has ten
dered to the Carnegie public library a
series of maps, showi ng wind cur
rents and rain and dronghts sections.
These maps are issued by the govern
ment aud are from finely colored
plates.
Two young men rode down Grand
avenue this morning at a lively clip
ON harnessed horses On one animal
the tug came down soaring the animal
into furious jumping which unseated
the rider and came near trampling
on him.
There were hundred discordant
sounds coming from the Auditorium
last night. They ranged from the
toot of the big base horn. to the long
drawn ont wall of the from bone.
No one was being killed, it was just
the juvenile band t practice.
Special D. y r. G. rates to st.
Louis July 10Th. 18th. 22d and 23d |
Coach tickets. 15-day return limit