The daily sentinel., 1904-08-13

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John Darnell and family are out
ing at Mesa Lakes.
DR.. G. B. Masser, of Fruita was
am ong the visitors today.
Mrs. A. A. Roberts has returned
from prolonged visit to Meeker.
r. A. Franklin, the representative
of the Peters Paper Co.. is in the city
today.
Beverly Currie today practically
finished work on the Pomona school
house.
The passengers of No. 2 and were
taken out over the narrow guage this
morning.
Work is being pushed ou the en-
largement of the rear part of the
Pastime.
The aged mother of Mrs. PUNK,
residing in Crawford addition is not
expected to live.
Mrs. A. @. Buzza arrived on last
evenings narrow guage from her visit
across tie range.
Miss Pearl May has returned to her
home at Basalt after a short visit
with relatives here.
clogged sewer pipe in the north
west part of the CITY has been causing
considerable work for the city.
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T. A. Cody, of Sacramento. CAL.
foreman ON the Sacramento Bee, was
among the delayed Rio Grande pass
engers this morning.
1t is said there is an active move
ment on foot in this city. to start
Railroad Cooperative store between
now and September 1st.
Rev. Dwight L. Bailey, who has
been in the city for the past few days
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. II. R. Bull
has returned to Denver.
The Wells Fargo Express Company's
uptown office, is receiving a new coat
ing of paper. which improves the
looks of that room materially.
Thomas Lowen left this morning
for Mesa lake plotting John G. Nc
Kinney. Rodney Jay and Mark r.
Bunting to that resort for an outing.
Mrs. A. N. Anderson, Mrs. j. d
Stapleton. Miss Ella Bartlett. Miss
valhe Hill and Earl BARTLETT, were
among the stalled passengers at New
Castle this morning
There is nothing the matter with
a city that can crowd an opera house
every night in the week, at popular
prices, as has been done by the KEN
pton people this week.
Manager Marvin of the Smelling
company expects before very long to
develop the coal property controlled
by him, in the Book Cliffs. 1t is
part of the old Steele coal lands.
F. NJ. Sager. of st. Louis. the rep
resentative of the Citizens Fire Insur-
ance company. of st. Louis, was visit
ing his agents in this city yesterday,
the Union Trust and Banking Co.
day was 81 degrees. The weather
forecast Cor 36 hours ending at p. m.
Sunday, is partly cloudy tonight and
Sunday. with local thunder showers
this afternoon.
Roy McClintock, son of Frank
McClintock, formerly deputy county
clerk of Mesa county, but now resi-
dent of New York, is a stockholdor
in the Olkahomiap, a newspaper that
is great success in Oklahoma
Commissioners Harris reports that
the beets on the desert present a fine
sight, asst now. The face of that
whols country seems to be changed
according to Mr.. Harris, since the
planting aud growing of the beet crop
The Park opera house was crowded
this afternoon at the matinee given
by the Kempton Komedy Kompany
Every little miss received bag of
candy and of course was made glad
Tonight ends the engagement of the
Kempton people, which has been
unusually successful.
Watermelons. large ripe looking
ones are in the market in plenty this
morning. A comical sight was wit.
messed in front of Lee and Sons store
this morning. Three little kids were
lying lovingly ON the sidewalk with
an arm of each of them thrown
around a large and juicy looking wat
ermelon. Their eyes looked lovingly