The daily sentinel., 1904-10-12
W. S. Cowles of Glenwood is in

4 j. F. Dawson of Plateau City was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. E. A. Krohn is recovering
from a weeks S illness.
George D. Hoyte of Telluride is a
visitor in the city today.
Postmaster G. R. Ellis of Rico,
spent Monday in this city.
Harry Gilbert and John Funk of
Aspen are in the city today.
D. NJ. Cooper of Moab. Utah. is
spending the week in the city.
A. F. Spitko of the Carpenter
Paper company, Omaha, is in the city
Il A. A. Miller went down to the
desert yesterday afternoon with R. 2.
Davie.
The trees are taking on a deep COL
orinR denoting the arrival of the
frost king.
A large number of out of town
people are here this week attending
the Harris trial.
Manager ]. B. Boyer, of the Audi
torium, left for Denver last night
ON business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Post leave this
week ON an extended trip to st. Louis
and other eastern points.
The re yular Wednesday night dance
at the Auditorium promises to be
largely attended tonight.
After few days spent in Salt Lake
City. Sherman W. Moody the jeweler,
is back at his work again.
Alderman Ruckius who became i'll
last night at the council meeting is
still quite sick at his home.
Mrs. Eugene Fl. Smith is expected
to return from her visit to the worlds
fair the latter part of the week.
Ducks are plentiful along the river
and in the ponds. Several hunters
out last Sunday made a good bag.
No 3. was four hours late today.
Hardly day passes but what this
train is from one to five hours late.
Miss Pearl Shores. the attractive
daughter of Mr.. NJ. Shores, is the
guest of friends in Delta this week.
The Ladies' Aid So,iety of the
Methodist church will meet with
Mrs. Frank 1. Lee tomorrow afternoon.
oaf Nf a1far Chai iro
was placed in the Baptist church this
week by the Crown Furniture COM
pany.
The big bargain sale of the Kirlin
stock If still attracting much business.
Mr.. Loeffler is assisted by large
crrps of clerks.
G. B. Rich and wife are expected
home in few DAYS from their eastern
visit. They have been out of the city
nearly three months.
Mrs. 1 B. Lawrence of Lynchburg.
Va, niece of Manager John f.
Moore. Of the Fruit Growers associa.
tion, is visiting in the city.
There are several applicants for
the position as carrier on the new
rural delivery route to be established
about the first of next month.
Weather forecast for SO hours end
ing 6 p. m. Thursday. Western Col
orado, Clearing AMI colder tonight
with heavy frost. Thursday fair.
The regular meeting of the Catholic
Relief and Beneficiary association will
occur at the Elks hall Thursday night.
All members are urged to be present.
The republicans hold another meet
ing in the city tomorrow night. Two
alleged labor leaders from the east
will speak in the interest of Peabody.
The Womar's Home Missionary
society of the Methodist church met
afternoon and an interesting session
was held.
The services of the Salvation Army
boys on the streets continue to attract
great crowds. Several hundred people
we're gathered around the young men
last night.
F. E. Blaisdell, of the Grand
Junction Smelling company. was an
arrival home yesterday from Chicago.
where he was on business connected
with the company.
The many ladies attending Mrs.
Griswold' s embroidery classes are well
pleased with the thorough methods of