The daily sentinel., 1904-10-20

The session of district court will
close in few days.
Mrs. Frank Mason left today for
Pueblo to visit relatives.
j. L. Peane of Minturn has been
in the city several days.
The grocery stores are all closing at
six O'Clock in the evening.
Don't fail to register. Only two
days more for city registration.
Mayor j. NJ. Sampliner left last
night on another campaigning tour.
J. F. McGregor and wife of Cres-
on. Iowa are new arrivals in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. Anderson
of Telluride are spending the day in
town.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W I. Bozeman and
little son of Wolcott, are visitors in
the city.
Mrs. Godding, wife of the Main
street barber has returned from visit
to Denver.
Father T. NJ. Conway, of st. JOS
ephs church, returned home last night
from Delta
f. j. Burns, A. d. Seward. and
George Lamb. all of Salida. are in
town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Clurg, of New
York. spent the day in the city en-
route to the coast.
Mrs. r. F. wymsn of Paonia and
Mrs. Alva Garrison of Hotchkiss are
visiting in the city.
Weather forecast for 36 hours end
ing p. m. Friday western Colorado
fair tonight and Friday.
G. B. Rich is still quite i'll and un-
able to be at his Office. He will not
be out again before next week.
A large moving picture outfit will
itorium commencing Monday Nov. 1st
The arguments in the suit of Bom-
gardner against the Ice company were
heard in the disrtict court this morn
ing.
The Wednesday night dance at the
auditorium last night was we'll at
tended but the show cut in ON the
crowd.
Capt. J. A. Lyons left this morn
ing for New Castle where he will
speak tonight at big democratic
meeting.
A new Association in this city or
gauized principally for the campaign
is the Denver Grand Junction Pool
Association.
Ed Marsh. the wellknown sports
man, is proposing to receive each day
by wire the betting conditions in the
big eastern cities.
Mrs. ]. E. Weir returned yesterday
from Colorado Springs where she at.
tended the W. @. T. U. meeting and
visited her daughter.
A N. Bucklin is still suffering
intensely from rhe umatism. The
attack is one of the most severe he
has ever experienced.
Miss May Rice returned yesterday
from a trip to st. Louis. During
the past week Miss Rice has been
visiting at Colorado Springs.
Eleven cars of fruit was shipped out
yesterday by the local fruit grow srs'
association. This weeks shipments
will amount to fifty cars OF more.
Charles W. Haskell, the civil engi-
neer, returned yesterday from 2ali-
sade where he has just finished estab-
fishing sidewalks and street grades
Throughout the town.
Miss Rose Vaughn left this morn
ing for Salida to enter the hospital |
She is suffering from Appendicitis and
will undergo an operation. Mrs
Olsen and Mrs. Vaughn accompany
her.
Mrs. Mary @. @. Bradford of Den.
yer, recently elected president of the !
national organization of Women's |
Club. and one of the most prominent
women of the west will deliver an
address in the interest of the demo-
cratic ticket in this city next Thurs
6ay afternoon, October 27th. Mrs
b adford is a highly cultured lady
aud a fluent speaker.
The American VoIuntaers a raIio
ious sect, is represented in the city
this week by quartet of singers and
religious speakers. Servicse are being
held ON the streets daily, the two
ladies have sweet voices and the scr