The daily sentinel., 1904-10-11
AL Coulter of Glenwood Springs

E. G. Howe of Telluride was in
town yesterday.
j. S. Swan. editor of the DeBeque
is in the city today.
Carl and Henry Magner of Goldfeld
are visitors in the city.
There was meeting of the Carnegie
Library board last night.
C. R. Kirk and Gavin Kirk of
Fruita spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs Euriel E. Ball and Mrs. Minnie
Baker of Lyons, Iowa. ars visitors in
the city.
Members of the Woman's Club will
find the secretary at Lyons & Son
Dry Goods store.
Offices of the secretary of the fair
will be kept open at the fair grounds
for several days yet.
Sterling B. Lacy has accepted a
position as salesman with The Enter
prise Grocery company.
Mrs. Fl. L. oliver, at Palisades still
continues in very precarious condi-
tion from the stroke of appoplexy.
The handsome new home being built
by W. S. Core. corner of 18th and
Rood streets, is nearing completion.
Mayor ]. NJ. Saupliner, candidate
for treasurer on the democratic ticket
is on campaigning tour up Boulder
way.
The two exhorters from the Saliva
tion army draw big crowds morning
and evening at the corner of 4th and
Main street.
Alvin N. Bucklin, the we'll known
hardware merchant is suffering from
very serious case of infiammatory
rheumatism.
Miss Lenna Hards. daughter of
Alderman Nelson Hards. has returned
from visit to relatives at Tacoma,
Washington.
The Van Buren, Brothers. mechan-
les of genius will soon appear on the
sreets with an automobile of their own
manufacture.
r. P. Davie. president and general |
manager of the Westren Sugar and |
Land company. was an arrival in the |
city last night.
Miss Minnie Choate. sister of W. |
G. Ohoate, superintendent of the Rio
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his home in this city.
Hon. Frank T. Go1dy. who is
counsel for Joe Harris on the trial
for the killing of Chas. R. Seibor.
was an arrival in the city yesterday.
The St. Matthews Guild will /
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
G. Van Horebeke, corner of Main and
10th streets y full attendance is de-
sired.
Mrs. A. Dattelzweig of Colorado
Springs, a sister of Mrs. Max Buch-
mann, accompanied by Miss Alma
Kaskel of Chicago. are making a flying
visit to Grand Junction.
G. B. Rhodes. father of Mrs. Anna
Collins, who has been at Glenwood
Springs taking the baths for bad
case of rheumatism, arrived home yes
te rday considerably improved.
j. W. Clary, the Fourth street bar
| Der, has visitor in the person of his
old time friend, Mr.. E. P. Erganbright
of Independence, Kansas. The visitor
is contemplating locating here.
Tonight at the Methodist church
| Mrs. ]. A. Walker, who has travelled
extensively in Palestine recently, and
j. @. Carmen. prominent church
man of Denver, will deliver addresses.
No admission charged.
Chipota, wife of the famous war
chief of the Uncompahgre Utes, Ouray
was with the band of indians that
spent last week in this city. She is
about elehty-two years of age and is
we'll preserved for her great age.
The packer for the " ell numbe one
at DeBeque has arrived after many
long delays and Mr.. Swan who is in
the city today states that they will [ Q
pumping at one and probably both
wells before the end of the week.
The services held yesterday after
noon and evening on Main street by
Capts. Gallagher and Case OF the
Salvation Army attracted hundreds
of people and the youuR men were
given the most respectful attention.
The big success pretty Peggy