The daily sentinel., 1904-08-23

merly Miss Dot Burberry. is visiting
this city with her child.
The Relief Corps will give social
at the home of Mrs. Candace Mitchell.
cor 9th and Ute. Wednesday night.
Undertaken Bannister shipped a
small casket to DeBeque yesterday for
the body of an infant daughter of AL
Hoagland.
H. F. Vorbeck, returned from
Chicago Yesterday where he has been
for several weeks looking after bust
ness interests.
ID. aud R. G. special rates to st.
Louis, Chicago, Boston and other
eastern points For fun Their informa-
tion see S. G. Iunn, City agent.
Ice cream and cake and chance on
beautiful aneora cat. Everybody
invited. Number 1902 won the Cluny
scarf given away at the G.. V. Store,
won by Mrs. Parsons No. POS South
Second ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Payne of Elgin.
Oregon, who have been visiting the
family of Fred RAIDER for the past
week have returned TO their some in
Oregon. after a very pleasant visit
with their relatives in this city.
l.. H. Kern was greatly surprised
yesterday by having two old friends
visit himself and family, whom he
had not seen for years They were ]
Y. Guppy and wife of Jewell county.
Kansas. They are old time friends
and acquaintance.
DR.. Norman S. johnson and wife
left this morning for an extended
eastern trip. While in the east they
will visit many of the large cities in
Guiding st. Louis and the great
Worlds Fair. They will be gone for
quite few days and anticipate an ex-
ceedingly pleasant trip.
The committee appointed ON the
inc,eas of the camp, of Book Cliff
Camp No. 81 Woodmen of the World.
is making arrangements for social
meeting ON Tuesday September 18th,
to meet the state organizer of the
Woodmen. George K. Rogers. who is
known as the "Fraternal Dynamo
of the west Quite an elaborate pro-
gram is being arranged for by the
committee.
Somebody is industrously circulat-
ing the report shat the law
and order association has dropped
George Smith as its candidate for
sheriff and that he will not be in TIE
running. Mr.. Smith was seen this
morning by Sentinel reporter and
said that he had no such information.
That he believed as far as he knew
that his candidacy. was unobjection.
able to the eague and that he was GO
ing to stand for the nomination.
whatever came up.
The Star and Imperial are the two
brands most prominent manufactured
by The Mesa Flour Mill Co. You
can secure these brands from any gro
GER in the city and you should ask for
them, when you are purchasing flour.
The Imperial is known to be one of
the finest grade 1ours on the market
in this city and once used will al
ways he used. Keep the name of the
two brands right before you. We
will endeavor to see that you do not
forget them. 1t is the hope of the
company to make the Imperial and
Star brands even better than they are
today. Patronize home industry by
asking for either one of these two
brands from your grocer-The Mesa
Flour Mill Co.
DR.. Salmon. of the department of
animal industry of the U. S. govern
ment. and Eugene Grub, the well
known stockman of Glenwood Springs
were visitors to the city Sunday.
DR.. Salmon was in the city for the
purpose of looking over the country
and also to size mp the situation for an
attempt by the government to breed
a first class American coach horse
from crossing two or three strains of
American blood. While here the dis
tinguished gentlemen were under the
,are of j. A. McLnen and were driven
to the race track and other points of
interest in the valley. Mr.. McLuen
has given considerable attention to
breeding fine stock and he and DR..
Salmon had quite a talk of the breed
of horses to be used in breeding this
purely American coach horse. They
returned to Glenwood Springs Sunday
night.
The county central committee of