The daily sentinel., 1904-08-08

minutes last night.
Train No. was two hours and fif-
teen minutes late today.
Samuel G. McMulin and wife are
expected home in few days.
william G. Connolly conte1nplates
a trip to the Worlds Fair at ST. Louis
Misses EfRe and Allie Lee left last
night on train No. for Salt Lake
City.
Conductor Smith of the i'll fated
Missouri Pacific train was we'll know IL
in this city, by E. P. Chester.
DIR. H. S. Henderson arrived home
last night from a business trip that
tokes him to Denver and Durango.
The board of directors of the Nut
ual Savings and Building association
meets tonight at the office of Secretary
Marsh.
Mrs. Emma NJ. wadsworth and the
women of the Wadsworth- Primrose
party of campers, arrived home last
evening.
A Mr.. Wolfson, teacher in she
public schools of the city of New York
was most pleasant visitor to the
city last night.
Postmaster Price. wife and children
arrived home Sunday night. Mrs.
Price and Phillip have been absent
some two months.
Miss Alice Styles. of New York
city, friend of Mrs. Monroe Stewart.
arrived last night on train No. for
visit of few weeks.
Mrs A. E. strayer will leave for
her home in Denver tomorrow, after
visit of several weeks with her dau-
ghter Mrs. A. R. Sampliner.
Mrs. Chas. S. Wallace. arrived
home on train No. last night from
Minturn, where she has been. spend
ing the past couple months.
The duties of Special Police Officer
Smith ended Saturay night. There
were no reports of rowdyism on the
streets Saturay or on Sunday nights.
\ gentleman observed few days
ago that there were few ranchmen in
and around Palisades who did not ride
in their rubber tired buggy or phae-
ton.
Carlos Button and Ed Hefron, en-
ployes of the Colorado Telephone
company, who have been working in
this city for some time have returned
to headquarters in Denver to work.
All members of the Elks base ball
club will meet tonight at O'Clock at
the Elks Club Every member of
the team will please be there prompt
ly.
The band concert Saturday night
was as an attractive feature
as usual to the public. large crowds
lining the Main street until late
hour.
DIR G d. Fisher. went to Leadville
Friday night on a business trip.
spending Sunday in Glenwood Springs
With his family.
Senator Edward 7. Taylor, of Glen
wood Springs was in the city yester-
day. Senator Taylor is spoken OF as
one OF the many probable Democratic
gubernatorial candidates.
Mrs. P. J. Supp went to Glenwood
Springs yesterday to remain a
month in the hope of receiving
benefit for rheumatism, with which
she has been badly afflicted.
The lines of the Colon ado Telephone
company between this city and Dem
yer have been down most of the day
and that has caused considerable trou-
BILE today in securing any news by
wire.
e. W. Jordon proprietor of the
Grand hotel, accompanied by Mrs
Jordon. returned home Saturday night
from weeks trip TO Glenwood
Springs They report most enjoy
able time
The highest temperature yesterdy
was 93. The weather forecast for
We tern Colorado for 36 hours ending
at 6 p. m. Tuesday is local thunder
showers this afternoon or tonight
Tuesday fair weather.
Three pieces of elegant furniture
will be given away on Saturday even
ing by the Kempon Komedy Kompany
at the Park opera house. Attend the
performance this evening and you may
secure the lucky number.
Mrs Katie D. Carver, daughter of