The daily sentinel., 1904-07-15

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]. 8. Swan is in the city TODAY on
business.
John F. Spaugler. of Pueblo. is in
the city today.
Mrs. Frank Mason is visiting in
Colorado Springs.
Bert Van Hoorebeke and Ray Ken
nedy left for Hannah creek this morn
ing
Walter Graham, clerk in the Has
kell drug store, is away on his vaca-
.ion
Sheriff Struthers is on the sick list
and it is said he is threatened with
typhoid fever.
C. H. Hoppe and family. residing
on Grand avenue leave today for a
trip to the hills.
DR.. H. S. Day. from Paxton. Ill. .,
has located on Rood ST.. in Walter
Jones new house.
Ed. Krohn and his bride, nee Miss
Olds. are moving into their new home
at 125 Grand avenue.
The Epworth League social will be
held on the lawn at the home of Mrs.
H L. DaLonR. tonight.
James H. Silcox. chief clerk at the
Union depot. made flying trip to
Rifle last night to meet friends.
f. A. Franklin. of Denver. repre-.
senting the Peters Paper company
was an arrival in the city at noon TO.
day.
Mrs. Max Buchanan and baby will
leave tonight for Glenwood Springs tc
be absent for the remainder of the
summer.
1t is rumored that Miss India Poul-
son. former we'll known teacher in
the public schools of this city, will
visit here shortly.
Miss Anna Lindhard went to Tuck
er, Utah. recently to visist her sister.
Mrs. o. s. Perkins, who was once a
resident of this city.
Max Buchanan, cashier of the
Grand Valley National bank is spend.
ing week in Glenwood Springs. a
guest at the Colorado.
The fellow who stole Guy Bedwell IS
horse has been located at Glenwood.
He will he brought to this city and
given the benefit of the law
Ice water is necessity on the hot
afternoons. A person soon gets into
a habit of drinking ice water fre-
quently and a sort of thirst is ever
present Oh IA hot dav.
The roads on Orchard Mesa are
said to be almost unbearably dusty
and the farmers who come in from
the mesa bear out this statement with
their whitened coats and dusty rigs
The riders from Grand Junction
and Fruita who will participate in
the road race at Glenwood Springs are
Lawrence Barber, Louis Zieman
Robinson, Beard and Johnson from
Fruita.
Mrs. Tom D. Pitt of Salt Lake city
is the guest of her sister Mrs. f. +.
Cole at 246 Grand avenue. Mr..
Pitt is wholesale commission mer-
chant of Salt Lake and will visit our
city later on.
The poem of DR.. Eldridge run in
today's issue has the piney flavor
which makes everyone wish they
were on the mesa somewhere or with
IN sight aud smell of the Rocky
Mountain pines.
1t may be an item of interest to
those interested in sporting matters
to know that the battle for the heavy
weight championship between Jeffries
and Monroe will in all probability
occur in San Francisco. August 9Th.
The highest temperature yesterday
was 93 degrees. The weather forecast
for SO hours ending at 6 p M. Satur.
day for Western Colorado is as fol-
lows; Fair tonight; Saturday cooler
and partly cloudy, with local show.
ers.
A. W. Bouye, wife and son John,
relatives of G. Fl. Arthur, left today
on the noon train for visit to Zion.
Mrs. Bouye is sister of Mrs. Arthur
and the family have been spending
Mrs. Arthur.
The jury in the case of the City
VS.. Nell Clark, after being ont since
Thursday afternoon returned this