The daily sentinel., 1904-10-07

Miss Florence Mckay. of Palisade,
is visitor in the city.
S. p. Gutshall, of Ouray, was a
visitor to the Fair today.
G. c. Cole and wife are among the
Montrose visitors in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Cockrell of Delta are
the guests of friends in the city.
The official ball of the fair week
takes place at the Auditorium tonight.
Mesdames Smith and Doll of New
Castle are in tine city attending the
fair,
Fred G. Ewins and W. 2. Kennedy
are among the Glenwood people in the
city.
More than twenty Cory citizens
are among the many strangers in
town.
]. L. Brown, cashier of the bank
at Telluride, is in the city taking in
the fair.
Sam and Charles Carol. of Onray.
we'll known citizens of that place. are
in town.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Stevens of Ouray
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Primrose.
Mr. Davis, member of the Mont.
rose band. was a caller at the Senti-
mel Office today.
Miss Margaret Sipprelle of Glen
wood is the guest of Miss Bessie Gles-
son of this city.
Sixty-two people came down over
the Midland yesterday on the noon
train from Palisade.
General Joe Maupin, democratic
candidate for Congress, left last even
ing for his home in Canon City.
Mrs. Katie Bender, of Glenwood
Springs, arrived in the city last night
and is the guest of her friend. Miss
Cotrell.
Today is the last day for the dis
count on Electric light bills. The Of
flee will be open from seven until
nine O'Clock tonight.
g. A. Robinson and wife, E. G.
Anderson. r. Crasher. J. NJ. Koch
are among the Telluride people in
town attending the fair
The schools are not in session today
in the city and several of the country
| schools dismissed for today in order to
let the pupils attend the fair.
Governor Alva Adams. who spoke
in this CITY Tuesday night spent yes
terdav in the city the guest of W. F.
White. He left on the east bound
train last night.
Yesterday afternoon E. J. Ludlum
and Miss Jennie G, Rice, both of
Collbran. were united in marriage in
this city. Rev. DR.. Worthington
pronounced the ceremony.
The Western hotel entertained
eighty five guests last night and
! turned away as many more. The
LaCourt had all it could handle and
the Grand was crowded too
The total valuation of taxable
property in Mesa county for the year
1909 is 81, 500. 593, Last year the to
tai valuation was 81. 240. 109, an in
crease this year of $3.50, 4s4.
Mrs. E. E. Button left Wednesday
for Boston to attend the national
meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the
order of Brotherhood of RailwayTrain-
men. She will be absent some weeks |
The Fair store and other business
honses that intended to close yesterday
afternoon did not do so ON account of
the rain but are closed this afternoon
and the employees are attending the
fair.
Hou. Alva Adams left last evening
for Denver after spending two days |
in Grand Junction. Tho Governor
met hundreds of friends Yesterday
among the home people and the Wis
itoIs.
II. ], Holmes. editor of :he Glen
wood Springs Avalanche and Colo
ado Midland" @. NJ, Keck, were in
the van of the exeursionists from
Glenwood Springs, as they marched
up Main street yesterday.
Miss Lula Hahnenkratt, cousin of
Mrs. George Bracket, stopped over
today for visit with friends in this
city on her return trip east from
visit to the Worlds Fair, San Fran
cisco and Salt Lake City.