The daily sentinel., 1904-08-02


building a dwelling on Pitkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. II. Stiff left this
morning for their old home in Illinois.
NJ Fl. Loeffier, the we'll known.
tailor, is home from a weeks fishing
outing.
Donald McKinnon. the we'll known
boiler maker. is sick in the Salica
hospital.
Justice Sweeney is busily engaged
in assisting at the stock taking of the
Gourley furniture store.
See Blair and Mckenzie for sani-
tary plumbing. Fourth street be-
tween Main and Colorado.
Stock taking is on in the Gourlay
store, preparatory to the change about
to be affected in that business.
Miss Agnes Cosgrove entertained a
number of young people last night
at her home on Colorado avenue.
Mrs. Frank Iseminger and daughter
Miss Daisy, returned last night from
their visit to the st. Louis exposition.
Albert Combs. the popular young
wire chief of the Colorado Telephone
company has just recovered from a
short sick spell.
4 If you have friends coming this
way ON the Knights Templar excurs-
ions have them stop off and see the
wonderful valley of the Grand.
Although the weather is a little
cooler these days the dealers claim
that the ice cream and popular drink
trade has not decreased one iota.
W. G.. Choate, superintendent of
the Rio Grande Junction road went to
New Castle this morning to meet gen.
eral manager Vallery of the Midland.
The Western Slope Racing associa-
tion is already sending out their liter
ature and cards for the race meet to
be held here on August II, IS, 10 and
20.
Mr.. Enoch. the proprietor of the
Goldsbys lake resort, now 1.-THE Enoch
Resort was down Yesterday on bust
ness matters and returned this morn
ing.
The highest temperature yesterday
was 80 degrees. Weather forecast for
6 hours ending at 6 p. m. Wednesday
for Western Colorado is fair tonight
and Wednesday.
Each day the fruit growers through
out the valley are bringing in larger
quantities of fruit to the association
and the fruit business will soon be at
its highest pitch.
Miss Elsie Sullivan. who has been
spending few days at Goldsbys lake
with Miss Helen Newton. her friend.
returned today with J. H. Heron who
went up Sunday night.
Alfred Crafty Gallupe. son and heir
to deputy treasurer Jack Gallupe, is
celebrating his third birthday this
afternoon with a number of neighbor-
hood children of similar age.
Anyone who has some large. clean
cotton. muslin or anv other soft rags
can receive a good price for them by
bringing them to this office. No
small, thick or dirty rags will be ac-
cepted.
II. S. Starr, of Baldwin. Kansas,
and II, @. Humbert, of Kansas Oity
are two gentlemen who ae being
shown over the valley today. Both
the gentlemen are relatives to A. N.
johnson.
L. j. Krohn and bride arrived home
last night on train No. from the
east. Mr.. Krohn was recently mar
ried in the city of Memphis, Tenn, to
Miss Mason. a charming young woman
of that city.
Harold Van Hoorebeke has pur-
chased lots immediately adjoining
those of Frank Thompson, on Colo
RADIO avenue and will erect thereon,
commencing next week handsome
little cottage.
Captain George Black, of the Sal
walton army. was an arrival here at
noon today. for the purpose of look
ing over the city with the view of es-
tablishing barracks of the army here.
He is quite we'll pleased with the city
.. Raymond Hutchinson. of Califor-
MIA. nephew of S. b. Hutchinson. OF
the realty firm of Hutchinson and
Rich, is a visitor to the city today.
Mr.. Hutchinson is ON route to Rocky
Ford and will probably return to this
city.