The daily sentinel., 1904-07-29

Saturday the last day of the big art
sale at the Lay Nattinger Co.
Kodak supplies and base ball goods
at Vorbeck's Music and Book store.
Saturday the last day of the Art
Sale at the Lay Nattinger company.
Mrs. Herman Hoesch will accomp-
any her husband to Salt Lake city
tonight.
Mrs. ]. W. Collier and her moth er.
Mrs. Howell. have gone to Salt Lake
city on visit.
John vaugan will enter the Lyons
and Son store on Monday to assume
his new duties.
Saturday afternoon the ladies of the
Christian church will conduct a cake
sale in W. F. Whites store.
Mrs. John Weber will leave tomor-
row morning for Salt Lake for short
visit with relatives and friends.
Otto YeaRer, chief clerk at the
Grand hotel, has returned from
his trip to the San Juan country.
Mrs. @. W. Steele. has returned from
an extended visit to California She
has been absent for several months.
Mrs S. H. Griffith, wife of Agent
Griffith of the Wells Fargo Express
company was an arrival home yester-
day from Denver
II. Il. a
Dry Goods store will leave Sunday
or months vacation. He will 90 to
Chicago and other eastern points.
Highest temperature yesterday was
30 degrees. Western Colorado fore
cast; Local thunder showers and
cooler this afternoon or tonight; Sat
urday generally fair.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Richard Meserve and
Misses Pricilla Price and Pearl And
rews will leave tomorrow morning,
weather permitting, for the mount
aims and will enjoy an outing at the
Meserve place.
Miss Ethel Collicott. of Denver,
niece of Mrs. L. II. Hadcock arrived
on No. 3 today for visit. Miss Coll
icott was former resident of this
city and will be remembered by a
large circle of friends.
A. J. Condor who was formerly
connected with the Mesa Dry Goods
company. and is we'll known sales
man. is in Durango, according to the
press of that city. Mr.. Condor is
we'll known here and has many friends
]. @. Vining, superintendent of the
Midland, formerly joint agent at the
Union station in this city. was an ar
rival in the city last night for the
purpose of meeting his son and daugh-
ter. who have been in California.
They went east at once.
II. E. Magner, who has been
stationery engineer in the shops in
this city for long time. left last
night for Florence. where he goes to
look after a position which was offer
ed him. He has taken lay off from
his work here for week.
Dick Smith is carrying around his
right hand deeply swathed in ban
dages. He cut his finger slightly
and in some manner blood poisoning
set in. His hand swelled to abnormal
size. but the poisoning has been re-
moved and the hand is now much
better.
The board of county commissioners
were occupied all of Yesterday in can
ceiling warrants. Today they are ex-
amining the treasurer report. 1t is
anticipated that they will reach the
clerks annual report tomorrow and
possibly select the judges for the COM
ing election.
O. j. Austin of Battle Creek.
Michigan. an old time friend of S. W.
Moody of tho S W. Moody Jewelry
company, stopped off in Grand juno
tion today, en- route to the coast, for a
short visit with Mr., Moody. The lat
ter gentleman was delighted to greet
his former friend again.
John G. Mckinney has received q
letter from George NJ. Boris, of the
bureau of Fisheries, at Washington.
stating that the bass fry for which
application had been made by b. f.
Jay and Mr.. Mckinney to stock the
Grand and Gunnison rivers. would be
shipped in the course of 60 days.
D. w Dunsworth is in receipt of a
copy of the Mohler Times. printed at
Mohler Nez Perce county. Idaho. by
his step son, Willis J. Pegg.. The
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