The daily sentinel., 1905-07-28

D
-J. f.. Shutes of Fruita was in
/ the city yesterday.
Robert b. Yard of Denver was
I in the city yesterday.
/ &C. +, DuRoy of Montrose was
visiting in this city Yesterday.
H. B. Kerr OF Denver was in
| this city yesterday on business.
s-W. p. Dale of Delta, well known
here. was in the city yesterday.
Ntl McScTTc came down last
night from his camp on Piuon mesa.
II. Bradeson. a well known Ogden
! resident, was i'm the city yesterday.
No. 8 was exactly on time this
afternoon for the first time in several
] days,
A. y. Cutting, a prominent bust
ness man of Denver, was in the city
today
Visitors are welcome at the C
v store. $50 Main street. Ice water
| served free
Only one hobo was run in this
morning by the police. He Joined
the street gang.
c. j. Munson, bookkeeper for the
Palisade Fruit Growers Association.
is at home for "A few days
Mrs. A. C. Newton and little
daughter Ruth are expected home to-
morrow from their Iowa visit
Frank Drew. the progressive
baker of Fruita. was i'm the city this
forenoon, looking after business.
Second No. 4, western eNcur
sion train going east was hours
and ; minutes late this moruipg.
The carnival company that
played in this city last week is hay
ing a very successful run in Glen
wood Springs this week
Mrs. l. ~ Payton delightfully."-
entertained the ladies of division No
1 of the Methodist Aid Society yes
terday at her home.
Mrs. Eugene H. Smith, who is
very i'll with typhoid fever. passed
very comfortable night and is de-
cidedly better today.
Three new arc lights have been
placed on the depot grounds to make
things more clear to strangers who
come into the city next week.
Three Denver ladies-Miss Har-
riette Marker. Miss Josephine Sean
Ion and Miss Elizabeth Scanlon-are
registered at the LaCourt hotel to-
day.
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce meet this evening in reg
ular session, and a large amount of
Important business will be given at
tention.
Tho Handler company which
opens an engagement at the opera
house Monday afternoon have dis
tributed a world of advertising mat
ter over the city.
Mrs. e. e. Udlock. who under
went a very delicate operation in
the St. Joseph hospital at Denver
recently, is reported to be getting
along very nicely.
Grand valley peaches and ap-
Piles are now making their appearance
On the local market in large quanti-
lies and the associations have already
started shipments.
il J. Nichols of Ainsworth, Neb.,
an old-time friend of Frank Thomp-
son, arrived in the city yesterday for
a short visit. He is en- route home
from the Portland fair.
&C. r. Steyn, the electric railway
man. left last night for Leadyille
and Denver, after spending several
days i'm The city looking after the in
terests of the electric road.
George Smith has on exhibition
in the window of his office on Main
street quite a large number of seed
less apples of this seasons growth,
taken from trees owned by himself.
THE work of remodelliug and
repairing the building formely oc-
cupied by Dr. Ramsey and $. r..
Vols will be completed within a few
days The improvement will be great,
rs the building was in a very delapi-
dated condition
When You have your watch and
jewelry repaired by the Primrose
Jewelry & Music Company, you can
rest assured that II will be satisfac-
tory We positively guarantee all
our work. We make your jewelry
look like new.
Bernard l.. Rice of this city, rep
resentative of the Society of the
Friendless, is doing good work this
summer in the interest of this noble
movement. Mr.. Rice viii deliver his
address, "The Crime Line, or Prison
Reform in Colorado" in many towns
of this section Of the state during
the next few weeks.
Mr.. Handler and his company,
who arrived in the city yesterday,
have been greeted by many friends,
and their return to the city for the
purpose OF filing an engagement at
he opera house is looked upon with
pleasure. The Handler company is
a frequent visitor 10 the city and the
strong organization always makes
good. There are a number Of new
artists with the troupe.
The grocery stores. with one or
awo exceptions, have entered an
he houre of nine in the morning
and two in the afternoon in order
give the employees an opportun-
ty Of seeing the Barnum a Bailey
Greatest Show on Earth. Many Of
he other business houses will close
Turing these hours as everybody de-
sires to see the circus.
This morning an excursion
rain passed through this city from
he western coast en- route for tour
ii the eastern states. They come
mostly from Los Angeles and San
francisco. The excursion numbers
about 25O. and many Of these will
our the old countries, many going
Germany, England and France.
There was no dining car on the train
md the local lunch counter al the
lepnt was taxed TO the limit.
There was pretty bad runaway
accident this morning about O'Clock
on Fourth street. a man driving a
team attached to a light express
wagon was going south on Fourth
street, when. al a point near the
Grand hotel, the horses for some
reason became frightened, and,
nhirIiug around suddenly, threw the
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