The daily sentinel., 1904-09-30

The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap-
social at the home of Mrs. ". T. Cos
lin. corner of Ouray Avenue and Sixth
street. Friday September 30th. Fif-
teen cents.
a. G. Helhrett. special agent for
the Northren Assurance Co.. was in
town yesterday and sdjus ed the loss
caused by the fire in the Excelsior
Laundry last week. The loss was a
small one.
Sim Mcneil one of Aspen's pros
porous leasers. departed yesterday
afternoon on the Rio Grande for
Grand junction to enjoy few days
com bined business and pleasure stay
there-Asper Democrat.
On Saturday. October 1st. ]. W.
Osborne and Son will give away 500
pieces of queensware. One with every
or one pound of tea or one pound of
spices. or % ct. package extract.
W. @. Scheu. general manager of
the Spencer Seedless Apple company,
leaves tomorrow night for Canada and
eastern states in the interets of the
company. He will visit many impor-
tant cites and will be absent three
months or longer.
| Yesterdays maximum temperature
was 60 dgs. The total precipitation
in the past "a hours was 026 inch.
The weather forecast for the 36 hours
ending at p. M. tomorrow is Western
Colorado; fair and cooler tonight,
! Saturday fair and warmer.
! For good time go to the masauer-
ade ball at the auditorium ball Thurs
| day night of next week. Tickets. per
mask 30 cts, gentleman without mask
80 cts. ladies without mask 25cts. Sc
cure masks for the ball Thursday
night at the auditorium.
| Paonla is having fruit fair this
week and large crowds are attending.
a splendid and elaborate display of
fruit is being shown. The reunion
of Western Slope Veteran Association
in session there has a large attendance.
More than half hundred Mesa county
people are attending the reunion.
The Young Ladies' Sewing Society
of the Catholic church met with Miss
Laura Vollmer last evening at her
home on Grand avenue. The society
meets again Monday night at the same
place. The young ladies are max ing
great preparations for the Catholic
fair which will be held the last week
in October.
O. B. Rich and wife are now at
Mr.. Rich's old home at Lock Haven.
Pa. Mr.. Rich writes that after an
abseree of fl team years he finds that
he is certainly Rip Van Wrinkle,
old faces have passed away, young
faces are growing old and new faces
are appearing. Mr.. Rich and wife
will start for home in two weeks
Mrs. 7. DeLong. wife of Senator
OeLong, was an arrival in the city
yesterday on the Rio Grande from
Grand Junction. She will spend a
short time here as the guest of Mrs.
5. 5. Sheledy. Upon on her return
she will be accompanied by Mrs. De-
Long. who has been spending num-
Der of weeks here visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Sheledy. Aspen Democrat.
Mr.. Mcmillan. proprietor of the
Western hotel, returned this morning
from Pueblo where he attended the
state fair. Mr.. MCMILLAN says that
rains have greatly interfered with the
attendance the last two days. The
attractions and exhibits are good, and
he says that the Mesa county fruit
and agricultural exhibitions are by far
the best and most extensive on the
grounds.
@. H. Speers of Denver, the very
genial passenger agent of the Midland
railroad was in the city yesterday
visiting friends and doing business for
his road. Mr.. Speer las proven him
self one of the hardest working and
most popular passenger agents that
the Midland has ever had and the
writer has known them all since the
dys ot Horace Lee, who is now on the
Lehigh valley road of Pennsylvania.
Miss GLADYS Ives Brainard the tai
ented daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brainard. will give a musical recital
this evening at her home ON North
Seventh street. A large number of
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invited are anticipating a most