The daily sentinel., 1904-09-22

Doc Lamberton left last night
for Denver and other points on the
eastern slope.
Second section of No. four carried
large excursion party returning from
trip to the far west.
Vincent Burkhardt. son of ex-
pressman ". H. Burkhardt is serious
ly i'll with typhoid fever.
G. W. Urline. special pension ex-
amiuer with headquarters at Denver
was in the city last evening.
William Morlan, of Sealie Bros.
and Morlan Cigar Co. OF Denver. was
a caller at the Sentinel office yesterday
ST. Matthews Guild will hold
cake sale at Arthurs Drug store Sat-
urday afternoon, beginning at three
O'Clock.
] Attend the millinery opening of
Mrs. Chapman at the Lay -Nattinger
Company, Thursday afternoon and
evening.
| DR.. G.. p. Brum and wife of Elgin,
ILL., will arrive in the city tomorrow
noon on visit to their daughter, Mrs.
George E. Haskell.
The excavation is being made pre-
paratory for the erection of the new
residence of Otto Forty, the photo
erapher, on east Main street.
If you want to see some swell crea-
tions in headwear come to Mrs. Chap
mans opening tomorrow at the Lay
Nattinger Mercantile Company.
Attend the millinery opening of
Mrs. Chapman and see the latest crea-
tions in fall and winter hats. To-
morrow. Thursday afternoon and
evening.
The Pueblo Business Mems associa-
tion train will reach the city this
evening about O'Clock over the mar
row gauge and will remain until noon
tomorrow.
Mrs. N. G. Mold arrived today
from Globe, Ariz. to join her husband
who recently accepted position with
the Western Land and Sugar company
of this city
| Levi Greer, of Denver. is in the
city the guest of his old time friend
Mr.. ]. J. Lumsden. Mr.. Green ccom-
panied Mr.. Lumsden ON his recent trip
to California.
The advance sale of seats indicate
that large audience will see 1.-THE
Convicts's Daughter at the Park
opera house tonight. The company
arrived at noon
The finishing touches are being put
ON the interior of the new addition
to the Methodist church and the hand
some Sunday school room may be put
into service Sunday.
Mrs. Morrow residing ON North
Fifth street. returned yesterday from
visit to Leadville. Mr.. Morrow is a
we'll known railroad ian with head
quarters at Leadville.
Grand Junction has had three fires
within week. The building in the
rear of the Royalty Club, the fire in
the laundry and the burning of the
barns and residence last evening.
The furniture houses of the city
have entered into an agreement to
close every evening at O'Clock from
now until the first of December with
the execution of Saturday evenings.
The weather today has been very dis
agreeable. Heavy clouds have hung
over the valley the greater portion of
the day but no rains of any consequence
are reported from any portion cf the
valley.
The Excelsior Steam Laundry will
be unable to do any work this week
being forced to close down until a
new generator arrives to take the
place of the one destroyed by explosion
yesterday.
Miss Irene Whitehurst very hand
some and accomplished Salida girl is
quiteill in that city with typhoid She
is we'll known in this citywhere she has
visited several times. Her friends
will wish her a rapid recovery.
LIS iouuR lauies Viuu helu du III
teresting meeting this afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Bartlett. Officers
were elected for the ensuing year.
This was the first meeting of the club
since the adjournment for the summer.
Have your carriage at the depot in
the morning and help entertain the
visiting Pueblo citizens. Some of the
most prominent business men of that