The daily sentinel., 1904-06-27


day. They report most enjoyable
time at the meeting of the state as
sociation and say that the people of
Gleuwood Springs did all in their
power to make their visit a pleasant
one.
G. d Smith and wife arrived in
this city yesterday. Mr.. Smith and
wife. nee Miss Cartmel were married
June stli in Golden Mo. and have been
spen1ing several weeks viewing the
exposition and touring the eastern
+ states. They will soon occupy the
beautiful new home which Mr.. Smith
is now building.
Mrs. Lohmer, the aged mother of
Mrs. John Neatch. of fruita died
there Saturday night. The funeral
was held this morning from the late
residence of the deceased in Fruita.
Srvices were held in the Methodist
church at Fruita, Rev. Merrill offici-
ating. Undertaken Gourley sent a
casket to contain the remains.
Frederick Stanley Rockwell. who
died at Caldwell. Idaho last week of
typhoid pneumonia, was born in the
state of New York on November 9th
1852. He was aged 81 wears. months
and II days. The funeral of the
deceased occurred in Denver Saturday
afternoon from the residence of George
W. Ballantyne AID was largely at
tended.
| II. F. Vorbeck and wife arrived in
this city on No this noon Mr.
Vorbeck has been in Chicago and 9TH
er eastern cities for three months at
tending to some important business
matters. Mrs. Vorbeck went to Glen
wood Saturday where she met her
husband and they spent Sunday in
that city.
r. T. Irwin and 7. f. Osborn. form
er employees of W f. Platt have pur-
chased the livery business of Post and
Boyd. known as the Blue LiAery Barn
These young men are hard working,
honest and capable young men aud
should enjoy share of the public's
patronage. An up-to date livery.
boarding and baggage transfer stables
will be conducted by them.
John H. Hill and son Frank arriv-
ed home from southern California
yesterday morning. The trip benifit-
ed them but they were very glad to
again breathe the invigorating air of
the Grand Valley. Business in Cal
ifornia is depressed and especially the
horticulturists are discouraged. Our
Seedless apple is known of and dis
cussed there generally.
County treasurer. George, J. ID.
Williams received letter from the
head of the government hospital at Nor
folk, Virginia, stating that Edward
Cheeley, one of the adopted sons of
Mr.. Williams. who is in the govern
ment service. was i'll in the hospital
very sick with an attack of pneumon-
ia. Mr.. Williams is much concerned
ed at once to the hospital o find out
exactly his condition.
S. B. Hutchinson, taking advantage
of the crowds that were on the streets
Saturday night to listen to the joint
band concert, harran gued them uUon
socialism. From the character of his
talk one might have thought that
blood was running through the streets
of peaceful Colorado towns and cities
aud that there was no peace or pros
perity anywhere and that the system
OF government established by the fore
fathers of this country. had all gone
to pot.
Two ordinances are published in
todsy's paper. One of them, Ordi-
mace l25 has had second reading aud
passed council and beomes q law
today after its publication. The
other ordinance is in relation to an
election which will be held IN this
city on the second day of August
for the purpose of submitting to a
vote of the people an ordinance grant
ing franchise to a company to fur
nish consumers in this city with gas.
Tomorrow in this paper will appear
Ordinance No. 126 which is the or
dinance which grants to the company
formed for furnishing gas franchise
if it is carried before the people at
the coming special election
Chas. E. Lapham, we'll known
railway yard employe has been taken
to the Salids hospital He is serious
ly i'll with typhoid fever.
ssNl Tas