The daily sentinel., 1905-08-04

"A new roof is being placed on
The Park opera house.
Work on the second story of the
new Fair block is progressing rapid
w, p. Williamson, a well known
citizen of Salida, is in town to reg
lister.
Methodist church are being screened
Methidst church are being screened
today.
d w Lucas and W. 5. Archer
of Mesa We're in town this morning
TO register
Great shipments OF peaches and
apples are going out of the city by
express every day.
Edward l.. Troustine and Hen
ry BlecShahn of Walsenburg, Colo,
are in town to register.
e. W. Sutherland of Idaho
Springs, Colo, is a visitor in the city.
he is well known here.
The worlmen are now placing
the roof on the new addition to the
old Congregational church.
Charles Dowrey of Jefferson
city, Mo-, is one of the people from
the east in town to register.
Mr. and Mrs " r Rnvd of I.v-
ons, Neb., were arrivals in the city
last evening for a short visit here.
Jack Knous, connected with the
sheriH's Office of Gunnison county.
was in the swim of people today in
the city.
There were GS guests enser-
tanned at the Grand hotel last night.
All of the other hotels were also
crowded.
George vanHorn, a prominent
business man of Ouray. passed
through this city yesterday en- route
10 the coast.
A marriage license was issued
this morning to Emmanuel S. Steele
and Miss Efie Van Wrinkle, both of
Grand Junction.
Tonight the directors Of the
Chamber Of Commerce will meet in
regular weekly session. The meeting
Will be an important one.
Carl Franklin, of DeBeque, and
Miss Lettie Station, of Glenwood
Springs, secured a marriage license
TO wed in this city yesterday.
Fred Foltz and James Johnson,
Of Osawatomie, Kansas, old time
friends of Fred Mantey. arrived in
this city this morning to register.
Mrs Haverly, mother of Mrs.
Arthur Foster, left last night for her
home in Ames, Ia, after an extended
and very pleasant visit with her
daughter.
Jos Block. chairman of the
| board of county commissioners Of
Gunnison county, was a visitor TO the
city today. Mr.. Block knows many
old Gunnisonites here.
Mrs. Eugene II. Smith. who is
IN with typhoid fever, is still hold
ing her own. The fever is still run
ming high. but is under control The
| physicians give every encourage
ment,
Tomorrow evening at the Meth
odist church Senior AquebeIla. a bril-
| liant pianist. assisted by Misses Ban
mister and Ferbrache, will give a free
recital at the Methodist church. The
entertainment does not begin until
after the band concert.
E r. Lore, the well known Gun
nison newspaper man, returned from
/ Salt Lake City this morning accom-
| panied by his wife. whom he met
/ there en- route home from the coast
| Mr.. Lore and wife left for Gunnison
/ over the narrow gauge this morning
The Fashion has on display in
| their west window a line of Hardan-
ger work which will interest all OF
| the ladies'. They viii give as a pre-
MUM at the county fair n $40 hat.
/ selected by the winner, for the best
| piece of Hardanger work displayed
/ The material TO be bought at their
store.
This morning superintendent
. Vedder, of the city water works,
cleaned out the big skimmers in the
! reservoirs. Any person that doubts
| that the big filters are of much serv-
ice should be present when the skim
mers are cleaned. There are four OF
the sltimmers and many wagon loads
of mud were removed from each.
Joseph H. Maupin. ex-attorney
! general of the state and one of Colo
radios most prominent citizens, was
an arrival in the city last night. Mr..
Maupin owns considerable property
here. He came over to attend to
some business matters and incident
ally to register. Postmaster Lewis
of Canon City accompanied Mr. Mau-
pin.
Mrs j. W. CIary arrived home
! yesterday morning from Kansas. Her
| visit extended over two months, the
greater part of the time being spent
with relatives and friends at and near
! independence, Kan She also visited
friends in Oklahoma. Mrs. Clary suf-
fered considerably from the extreme
/ heat now being experienced in Kan
| sas. but otherwise her visit was a
/ very pleasant one.
"A dispatch from Denver states
that strong efforts are being made to
] nave lne TulluE rejecting reElstra-
tion applications by veterans, filled
out upon blanks other than those
/ furnished by the government,
/ changed. This ruling. It is said. will
! prevent some 500 veterans from reg
| istering through lack OF time to pre-
pare and present other applications.
1 Charles Gething and NJ. II. Jones,
| Denver land agents, have asked
] Judges Mullins and Bailey to inter
cede at Washington for an altera-
| tion of the ruling No answer from
/ Commissioner Richards. in reply to
/ the kilograms sent yesterday. have
yet been received or made public
"A first class vaudeville show is
| certainly being given by the Hand
| Ter Vaudeville company at the Park
opera house. The features last
night were good. every one of them
and the audience. which was a large
one. was highly pleased. The show
Is worth far more than the low price
of admission asked. The moving pic
] ture series given last night was en-
4 tirely new and the most pleasing
4 The machine is one of the best ever
/ seen in the city and its operation is