The daily sentinel., 1904-09-30

Mrs. George Sawade of Palisade,
spent Yesterday in the city.
Mrs. Frank Owens of Palisade is
visiting relatives in the city this
week.
F. Remington Smith has purchased
the Egeness property at 1877 Grand
avenue.
No 3 was two hours late today.
Heavy rains along the line are respon-
sible for the delay.
The Lincoln hotel formerly the
Revere house. is now in the hands OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Blake.
Messrs. W. E. Dingman. F. Kel,ev.
w. Price. all business men of Vict r
were in the city yesterday.
The rain yesterday refreshed things
greatly and today las been an ideal
day, iust warm enough to be pleasant.
George B. Chase, the representative
of the Kistler stationer comrany of
Denver ia in the city looking after
trade.
Mrs. Eugene H. Smith left this
morning for st. Louis ON visit to
the Worlds Fair. She will be absent
several weeks.
John Holland. injured by horse
throwing him. is getting along nicely
so reports Dr. Parker who was up to
see him yesterday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian chruch will hold a cake sale
tomorrow. Saturday afternoon at
Fleming and Lambs.
Miss Mabel White returned yester-
day to her home in Aspen after a
pleasant visit with Miss Minnie Bond
who resides on Fruit Ridge.
George Havercamp. president of
the Spencer Seedless Apple company
of Idaho, is in the city visiting the
officers of the general company.
DIR. Price, the veterinery surgeon.
is preparing to place on exhibition at
the fair next week. the big Gila monster
he received the fl st of the week from
Arizona
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Plumb of
Delta, passed through the city last
night MIR. Plumb is the democra-
tic nominee for district attorney for
this district.
Make your plans 10 attend the big
masquerade ball to be given at the
Auditorium next Thursday evening.
Dancing from o o'colck until one
without intermisson.
Fl. H. Morganthau, one of the
proprietors of the G V. Store. is en-
pected home today from Chicago whe; Q
he has been purchasing goods for the
popular novelty store.
Don't miss the masquerade ball
Thursday night. Oct. 9th at the Audi
torium. Elaborate collection of cos
tunes to choose from on display at
Auditorium Wednesday.
The millinery stock of Mrs. Sry
was moved today from the old quarters
to the building between Fourth and
Fifth. formerly occupied by the Union
Trust and banking company.
Large lithogI apis of Corregan and
Cox. the social labor candidates fer
president and vice president. have
been placed in conspicuous pla ces all
over the city during the past few
days by members of that party.
Last night the Women of Woodcraft
had delightful time at their social
at Elks Hall. The attendance owing
to the Indictment weather. was small.
A pleasant program and refreshments
I'd games were enjoyed by the guests.
All mothers should keep in mind
the baby show to be held next Friday
morning at eleven o'clock at the fair.
Every child between the ages of one
and two is eligible to enter in the
contest. The committee which has the
affair in charge desires as large num-
ber of babies to enter as it is poesib BILE.
1t will be one of the best features of
fair week. Every baby within the
ages mentioned should be entered in
the contest. Splendid prizes offered.
b. E. Evans who is making trir
across the continent wheeling a wheel
barrow, has struck town. He made
an election bet of several Thousand
dollars last year and lost same. The
man who won agreed to call off the
bet if the loser would wheel barrow
from the home town to San Francisco
then to New Orleans. then to New