The daily sentinel., 1904-08-16

placed in Spruce Street and White
Ed. Rider. mail carrier brought his
family down from the hills last night.
Marshal Graham left on DELAYED
No. today for visit to Salt Lake
city.
Miss Turner. the modiste. has re-
exposition.
Miss Hazel Ella and Miss Elizabeth
wilhelmy, returned today from their
outing in the hills.
NJ. Forty. the we'll known insur-
apce agent will leave for Salt Lake
tonight on business trip.
Miss Lucy Dennis, daughter of
Mrs. 1. w. Payton is i'll with typhoid
fever at her home on Pitkin.
Miss Myrtle Mills. returned home
yesterday morning from an extended
visit with relatives at Ouray.
The Rich Hutchinson realty COMP
any sold ten acres os alfalfa land yes
terday. near the Allen school house.
Mr.. Lee Armour. of Gypsum. and
Miss CYNTHIA Cooper of Fruita. were
married last night at the Methodist
parsonage.
Commissioner Harris is on the streets
today. the first time since Saturday.
He was threatened with an attack
of typhoid fever.
James @. Matlack, brother of T. @.
Matlack of Fruit Ridge. died last
night. His remains will be shipped
east for burial tonight.
@. E. Jenkins, wife and child of
the Electric light company will be a
mong those who will avail themselves
of the excursion to Salt Lake City to-
night.
Undertaken Bannister shipped a
casket to DeBelue this morning to
contain the body of P. H. Zufelt. a.
boy of eight years, who died there
yesterday.
Highest temperature yesterday was
80. The weather forecast for 36 hours
ending 6 p. m. Wednesday is local
showers and thunder storms tonight
and Wednesday.
E. II. Jepson, a we'll known barber,
who has been working for John God
ding for sometime. will leave tonight
for Los Angeles, where he will make
his future home.
DR.. E. F. Eldridge was hurriedly
called to Whitewater last night, to
attend a child of Charles Goldsby.
which was thought to be dying from
uremic commissions. 1t is reported
much better this morning.
A.V. Sharp we'll known nursery
man has been engaged by the Spencer
Seedless Apple company to superintend
the shipments of buds and also the
grating of their seeding trees this
fall.
Mrs. w. r. Farnham of Paonia,
was. given the round trip ticket to the
Worlds Fair yesterday by the Mesa
Dry Goods Co. She held ticket No.
1868, which was the secoud ticket and
as the first did not show up in the
allotted fifteen days the award OF the
prize was made by Manager Green.
In returning yesterday from their
trip to Mesa. Mr.. G. Van Hoorebeke
and family had quite an experience
The bridge across Mesa creek. this
side of Mesa had been washed away
and that creek was a raging torrent.
In order to cross they were compel
leo to unhitch their team and lead
them around through the fields. the
men of the party drawing the carriage
after them. They were delayed sew
eral hours by this operation. They
arrived home last evening.
This paper was an hour and half
late in issuing last night. 1t was
through no fault of the office forccs
Water from the city mains was turn
ed off at 1 O'Clock, the hour of going
to press, without any prelimina1y y
notice whatever. 1t came on for
about twenty minutes, Just sufficient
time to run a portion of the first side
of the paper and then went off until
nearly six o'clock. 1t was only by
the most depserate work that The
Sentinel was able. to appear, as after
F:15 O'Clock the water power is so
limited that it hardly turns the wheels
of the press. Had we been given due
notice. as it was our right to expect