The daily sentinel., 1904-07-22

i j. u ODert, OF bouluer, prospec-
tive land buyer is in the city.
The moving picture show is attract
ing much attention and patronage.
@. n. Daniels, of Webster City,
Iowa, is among the visitors to the city.
Several pupils of the Teller Insti-
tute left on camping trip this morn
ing.
j. A. Munson is acting manager
of the Elks club in the absence of
Ernest Taylor.
E. P. Sbelenbarger. of the Fashion
is confined to his home by an attack
of typhoid fever.
W. E. Westland special from the
home office was a caller at The Nut
ual Life office yesterday.
See Blair and Mckenzie for sani-
tary plumbing. Fourth street be-
tween Main and Colorado.
Charles d. Shaw left for his home
at Columbia, Mo-, this morning to at
tend the bedside OF his father. who is
very ill.,
Quite number of people in this
city are preparing to attend the BIZ
cycle race Sunday, at Glenwood
Springs.
The highest temperature yesterday
was 81 degrees. The forecast for the
next "a hours predicts fair tonight
and Saturday.
Alexander Bugurn, the we'll known
piano tuner is again in the city for
short time. He solicits your patron
age at Thompsons.
There is not much hope for rain
in the predictions of the weather bur-
eau today. Continued fine weather
is what is promised.
Mr.. Copeland. of The Fair store is
building a handsome residence on the
south side of Main street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth.
]. A. McCulloch, of the Valley
Feed company will leave tonight for
Ogden, where he goes to Join his fam
lily for short vacation.
Mrs. Vorbeck and Mrs. T NJ. Todd
NhO navy DtCh bnb htba
Lumber Cos mill on Pinion Mesa.
returned home yesterday.
The large bay horse of J. @. Glas-
ford, run nail into his foot We'd
nesday night and is threatened with
lockjaw from the effects of the nail
The four skunks which were killed
in this city couple of nights ago
have left very pronounced perfume
(?) in the vicinity in which they were
killed
Mrs. Harry Jones, sister of Mrs.
Charles b. Rich, who has been spend
ing some time in this city left for
st. Louis and the exposition this
morning.
Miss Alta Carson. of Hastings. Neb-
raska, was an arrival in the city last
night She is sister of Charles
Carson, residing east of this city
about six miles.
George r. Stoney. of Provo, Utah,
is visitor to the city. MIR. Stoney
is all old time friend of W. O. Scheu
and the latter is showing Mr.. Stoney
over the country.
DIR. E. F. Eldridge received tele-
gram today from his friend John ].
Lumsden stating that himself aud
family would arrive home tomorrow.
Saturday at noon.
e. e. Ladd ana Col Falls, of the
G. A. R., left with their families
/ 81. r
tain Thomas Lowen was in charge of
the baggage of the party.
The special fruit wagon. built
especially for the Valley Feed COM
pany. meets all the requirements of
a wagon to haul fruit. 1t is designed
especially for short turn in the ur-
chard.
Sam F. Woolard, of ST. Louis. the
general representative in the West of
the American Central Fire Insurance
company was an arrival over the mar
row guage last night. Mr.. Woolard
is accompanied by friend J. Frank
Edmunds.
W. II. Bannister received mes
sage this morning from Portland Ore.
gon. stating that his sister in law,
Mrs Eugene Bannister had died there
ON the 2lst Mr.. Bannister's brother is
engaged in the telephone service in
that city.
Miss Fannie Outcault of Denver, an
aunt of Mrs. Annie R. Collins and
Miss Mary Balantyne are expected to