The daily sentinel., 1904-09-28

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! J. R. Mckinney of this city and
Miss Anna McCarty of Denver were
married in st. Louis September Goth
and are taking their honeymoon at
the fair.
Mr.. Harteman. one of the leading
wholesale liquor men of Chicago. is
in the city today visiting Kersburg and
other liquor men of the city. Mr..
Harteman is making a combined bust
ness and pleasure trip through the
west.
Ers. ]. II. Rogers aud daughter
Miss Grena of Guthrie Center. Iowa,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Lyons. Mrs. Rogers is a sister of
Mrs. Lyons. The visitors have many
friends among the Iowa people in the
valley.
Maximum temperature yesterday
81 dgs. Light frost was observed this
morning. Forecast for SO hours end
ing at 6 p. m. tomorrow. Western
Colorado: fair tonight and Thursday.
frost tonight.
A Gila monster was received last
night from Arizona. the native home
of the venemous reptile. by &C. Price.
the veterinary surgeon of this city.
The hideous creature is attracting
much attention. The sting of the
Gila is swlavs followed by almost in
stantanous death whether the victim
be man or beast.
A special meeting of the Cham ber
of Commerce will be held this even
! ing for the purpose of max ing arrange
ments for hemeeting to be held next
Monday night at which time the high
line canal project will be discussed by
Mr.. Fellows, of the government
survey. Great interest is being taken
in the coming meeting by the citizens.
Prof. Houseley, the most talented
pipe organist in tbe west, and winner
CT the. first honors in the great COM
petitive contest at the Worlds Fair.
will give pipe oragn recital at the
Congregational chruch next Tuesday
evening. Seats can be secured at the
church every afternoon between four
aud five O'Clock. Secure tickets at
once.
For the handsomest child between
the ages of one and two years the
management of the fair offers prem
ium of 50. 90 in gold. a premium of
SO. 90 is offered by W. ]. Meyer and
Co.. for the second handsomest child.
The contest will take place next Fri
day morning at the same hour of the
baby show. Children of either sex
may compete.
Ross Reynolds, the popular young
nahan and VanHoorebeke, fell while
exercising in the gymnasium at Turner
Hall last evening and sustained
broken arm. The right arm is the
injured one and the young man will
be unable to attend to his work for
some time. Miss Games holds his
position in the meantime.
The Women of Woodcraft hold
A short program Will be rendered.
Address of welcome by Mrs. Blooming
kemper. Piano duet. Mesdames Hards
and Voils; Song, Miss Lillian Sawyer:
Piano solo. Mrs. Baker; Recitation.
Mrs. Leslie Fiano solo, Mrs Haskell.
n.T D1f-
will be served and various games en-
joyed during the evening.
This morning about thirty members
of the local G. A. r. post left ON a
special car over the narrow guage for
Paonia to attend the annual reunion
of the Western Slope Veteran Associa-
ton. The Veterans marched to the |
station in body with colors flying
and they presented very handsome
appearance. At Fruita the crowd was
Joined by a delegation numbering
about 20. The reunion begins tomor-
row and will last three DAYS Old
soldiers from almost every point on
the western slope will be in attend
ance and the meeting is always joy
Gus occasion.
Al Smith. the we'll known carpen.
ter. and Miss Edna Groves, both of
this city were united in marriage Sun
day in Denver. Miss Groves was en-
route home froII a visit to her old
home at Greencastle. Ind, and Mr..
Smith left here last week to meet her
in Denver Tho hrida hos p,ada