The daily sentinel., 1904-07-16

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Tribune. was in the city this after
noon.
Orson Adams. Jr.. and commissioner
James H. Smith left for fishing trip
this morning.
William G.. Long shore has accepted
position for a short time with the
Haskell drug store.
NJ. ]. Post. of Minneapolis. repres-
enting the Kondon Mfg. Co. is a
pleasant; visitor to the city today.
Ben. Allison. clerk in Sampliner's
store leaves tomorrow for Somerset.
to make visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Allison. formerly of
this city.
There was no meeting of the Cham
ber of Commerce lsat night, on ac-
count of the absence from the city of
number of the members of the di-
rectorate.
The highest temperature recorded
at the local bureau yesterday was 93
The weather forecast for western Col
orado for the next 36 hours cooler and
partly cloudy tonight with local show
ers; Sunday it will be fair and warm
er.
S. r. Vols leaves tonight for an
extended eastern trin. He joins Mrs
Voils at Paris. Mo, and from there
they will visit the exposition and
from there go to Mr.. Voils old home
at Mooresville, N. c. He will visit
about five weeks.
The funeral of Leonard Menafee
will take place tomorrow afternoon at
two o clock from the Christian church
The services will be in charge of Rev.
Walters of that church. The Redmen
will have charge of the remains, the
deceased having been member of
that order.
Rev. d. G.. Murray, pastor of the
Methodist church. at Guthrie Center,
Iowa, accompanied by his wife ale
expected tn arrive in the city tonight
and will be the guests of J. A. Lyons
and wife. In all probability Rev
Murray will fill the pulpit of che
church some time during his stay.
Manager John f. Moore, of the Fruit
Growers association states that prac-
tically all of the Alexander variety of
peaches have been shipped. A car load
was sent out last night There will
be no heavy shipments of peaches for
the next three weeks. Two car loads
of potatoes were shipped last night
from the association.
j. M. Cameron. the ticket broker.
has added a new counter to the inter
ior decoration of his ticket office at
400 Main street The cotnter is mod
eled after the style used in the met
ropolitan offices and is stained in
dark mahogany. Mr. Cameron will
be able to handle his brokerage busi-
ness in much better stvle with the ad
dition OF his new counter.
O. II. Speers of Denver. general
passenger agent of the Midland, ac-
companied by G. NJ. Kcck, were arriv-
ais in this CITY at noon today. Mr..
Sueers is taking flying trip over the
road he represents in its passen-
ger department, working up new bus
mess. Mr.. Speers has grown into
popular favor and is one of the alert
young men in railway service in the |
west
The Delmonico restaurant enjoyed
a very good trade last night. Mr..
Walsh states that he will take person
al charge of the restaurant for the |
night shift and that any parties, of |
ladies and gentlemen may engage sup
pers or lunches at any time The |
Delmonico has won itself into popuar
favor and Mr.. Walsh expects to main
tain high standard of excellence at
all times.
Nj. V. H. Hanson, of Salt Lake city,
contracting agent for The Railroad
Red Book. published under the author |
ity of the passenger department of the |
Rio Grande road. is visitor 10 the
city today. Mr.. Hanson is very desir.
nus of having the winner of the pen
uant of the western ball hague to play
here with the Grand junction team
the week of the Fruit Fair associa-
tion meet.
The Democrats of the nation have
reason to be proud of the frank and
courageous attitude assumed by their
candidate for the presidency. The
telegram he sent to the convention
defining his attitude on the money