The daily sentinel., 1904-07-21

was vlsltor 10 tne city last uiRht.
The families of Fred and Tom Rad
or aie out enjoying a picnic today.
Henry W. Ross, wife and childrer
left this morning on No. A for their
eastern trip.
Herman Vorbenk left yesterday for
Goldsbys lakes where he will spend q
short outing.
II. E. Rnndle has just finished
erecting a fine new barn ON his Whit
street property.
\ new side walk has been laid on
the property at tine corner of Sth ami
Main, south side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Ramey and
family returned last night from an
extended eastern visit.
Morrison wohlfort left last night
for weeks fishing trip on the Fry
ing Pan and at Woods Lake.
S. d. Adams, of Montrose. former
ly of this city, was a visitor to the
city last night and this morning.
The highest temperature yesterday
was "a. Weather forecast for Westetn
Colorado is Generally fair tonight and
Friday; warmer.
Mrs H. 7. vorbeck returned today
from the vicinity of Goldsby's lakes
where she has been enjoying two
weeks we'll earned rest.
Robert vorbeck returned yesterday
from a camping trip with a few
friends near the Mesa lumber com
pany's saw mill and Goldsby' S lakes.
The evenings being rather warm
these days many citizens are taking
advantage of it and enjoying a sort of
an outing by sleeping on their lawns.
A loose horse was peacefully SAM
pling the clover in the various lawns
in the western part of the city today.
He left heavy footprints in many of
| the lawns.
Dr. Rood looks like he had taken
something to peel the skin from his
! face. His trip to the Plateau country
gave him a tan which will color his
face for many day.
Henry Harris and wife. relatives of
Commissioner ]. U. Harris were arri-
walls in the city at noon today. They
are visiting relatives at Palisade.
Their home is in Kansas.
Mrs ID. W. Dunsworth, who went
to Mohler. Idaho several weeks ago
has been heard from. She is enjoy
ing the trip to that stat greatly and
finds many new things to attract her.
A slight shower of rain visit
ed this city yesterday afternoon cool
ing things considerably in the city.
Up till the time the rain tell it was
quite humid, although the heat was
not nearly so great as the day pre-
vious.
Passengers arriving over the narrow
guege. report the heaviest kind Of n
storm between Montrose and Delta last
night. Rain fell in sheets and for a
time the train was compelled to run
slow on account of the fear of land
slides.
One hundred tons of gold bearing
iron ore was received at the smelter
last night from Leadville. This is
the first big shipment of ore to be re-
-ceived by the smetler and it practically
starts operations at that big plant OIL
the the east side of the city.
Joe Essex returned this morning
from a trip to Utah looking up To-
cation to engage in business. He fin.
ally decided upon Brigham. Utah, as
place offering opportunities to en-.
a stock and will open there about
September lst.
Col. Bill White returned last
night from old "Mizzou. 1t was
said when he left. by another paper
that the colonel would go to Europe
but presume the Democratic conven
tion was too much for his oonstitu
tion. and that visit to old "Mizzou'
satisfied all his cravings for vaca
tion.
Miss Sarah RAIDER and her frienC
Miss Ruby Acrea, who is visiting il
this CITY have just returned from theii
camping trip in the hills. The,
were encamped on a fine ranch belong
ing to Mr.. Burgherman far up OF
the hills and they report one of TIL,
best times of their lives and feel mucl
refreshed by their outing
\ gentleman who formerly reside,