The daily sentinel., 1904-07-05

Salt Lake city Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G W. Hutton are
home from trip into the hills.
Miss Agnes Cosgrove has school
friend visiting her from Salt Lake
City.
Truss Blair, foreman of the
Smith Brothers cattle ranch spent the
Fourth in the city
Ward Hutton, son of G. W. Hutton.
left for weeks vacation in the
mountains yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Wheeler,
accompanied by Miss Cornelia Collins,
spent Sunday at Glenwood Springs.
The highest temperature yesterday
was 90 and the weather forecast till
p. m. Wednesday is generally fair
tonight and Wednesday.
Miss Effie hensley. bookkeeper at
the Ramev- Perce Lumber company
spent the Fourth at Glenwood Springs.
with friends from Aspen.
Miss Agnes whitley. chief operator
for the Colorado Telephone Company,
Mr.. Fred Holmes and party were
camping at Hannah Greek over the
Fourth.
As usual the band concert last Sat
urday night, under the direction of
Prof. S NJ. Boyer drew al immense
crowd. who listened with delight to
! the fine music.
A. W. Newman. a we'll known
young man of his city will leave
wednesday for Cleveland. Mr.. New
man goes to visit his family and to
attend the wedding of sister
Darie Henderson. of the Geological
Survey at Montrose, came down Sat
urday evening to spend the Fourth
with home folks and friends i'll this
vicinity. returning this morning.
Mrs. c. ". g. Lyon. wife of
Rev. Lyon, rector of st. Matthews Z.
E. Church left this morning for Bos-
ton and points in the region of her
old home in the New England states.
Miss Eadna McSherry, one of The
Sentinel force will leave tomorrow
evening for months visit to her
old home at Eldorado Springs. Mo,
She will spend week or more at the
exposition.
n. L. Linnell. one of the promi-
nent fruit growers near Fruita, is off
to the St. Louis exposition. He will
| be absent about six weeks, returning
the latter part of the summer to care
for his fruit crop.
Simon Hymes, of Glenwood Springs.
a prominent merchant of that place
spent the Fourth of July in this city
with his SON law. NJ. II. Loeffler.
The lode stone of attraction to Mr..
Hymes was the new grand daughter
at the Loeffler home.
/ Rev Merrill, of Fruita. who has
been in charge of the Methodist
church at that place left the latter
part of last week for Chicago. He
will take rost graduate course in
theology in one of the prominent the
ological schools of his church and
then return to the Colorado confer
ence Tor charge.
Alvin n Bucklin. past exalted rul-
er of the Elks organization of this
city, will leave in q few days for
Cincinnati. where he goes to repre-
sent No. 80, at the grand lodge con-
veution Mr.. Bucklin will in all
probability extend his visit to the
coast and visit some relatives and
friends The Elks of this city be-
lieve that the interests of their organ
ization are in good hands
\ matter of considerable interest to
Methodists throughout the country,
is the coming dedication of the new
Lohack Methodist church This
church edifice cost in the neighbor-
hood of 50. 500 and is one of the most
pretentious edifices erected in the
county. outside of Grand junction
The dedioatory service Will be in
charge of Bishop Henry W. Warren
and the program promises to be one
of much interest.
District Attorney Samuel G.
McMullin and wife will leave Fri
day for au extended eastern trip.
They will visit the exposition and
then go on to Shelbyville. Ky. to
visit Mrs. Bertha Sites sister of Mrs.
McMullin. \ visit to Circleville.
Ohio. Mr.. McMullin's old home will
be included. after which Mr.. MoMul-