The daily sentinel., 1905-08-31


in town yesterday.
III. r. Bailey, of Westfield, Mo-,
is among the new arrivals.
Denver and return $3.50 Sep
tember Sd. Colorado Midland.
Bert Baylis returned yesterday
from a pleasant visit to Ouray.
Jesse Bedwell is able to be out
after anillness of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Dunn. of
Sedgwiclyille, Mo, are visitors in
the city.
-Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Fets. of
Spinar, Iowa are guests of friends
in the valley.
Mrs. II. d Newcomb. of Silver
ton, is the guest of friends in the
city this week.
Guy Bedwell went up to Glen
wood this morning where his horses
are in training.
Edwin Haskell went up to De-
Beque this morning to advertise the
Hesa County fair.
George f. Holland, of Spokane,
is stopping in the city few days
IN route from the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. G. Ramey and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Ramey are ex-
Dected home from the west in few
days.
-George Smith, the real estate
man, took a party of people up near
Palisade yesterday to view some coal
lands.
There has been a large sale of
seats for the ''Spinsters' Convention"
and the audience tonight will be a
big one.
Yesterday was, quiet day at
The hotels. Not many tourists were
n the city and the commercial travel
was light
Miss Florence Hill, daughter of
!. d. Hill returned yesterday from a
pleasant visit to frienos in Mason
City. Iowa.
George L. Williams, the popu-
ar travelling man, returned yester-
lay from a successful business trip
lround the Horn.
William Lacy has accepted a po-
iition in the Charles II. Arthur drug
store, succeeding Winfield Hubbard.
Who leaves tomorrow for Illinois.
&C. A. r. special train leaves
Grand Junction at / p. m. September
I'd arrives in Denver at a. m. Sep
ember 4th. Colorado Midland is the
road.
". Gilcrest, of the Red Trunk
store, arrived yesterday from Ind
ana for an extended stay in the city.
lie is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w
Scott.
The display of Dunlap hats in
he window OF Sampliners store has
lttracted great attention during the
Iast two days. The new styles are
swell.
&C. f. Banks. of the Grand Val
ey Real Estate and Loan company
90 ka large party OF people out this
morning to show them some fruit
lands.
Many of the Elks of the city
lave viewed with admiration mag
lificent Elk banner made by Lloyd for
he Mesa Paint & Wall Paper com
lany's window display.
r. NJ. Wilson. chief clerk to the
general western freight and pas
ienger agent OF the Missouri Pacific
ailway. with headquarters in Den
yer, was a visitor yesterday.
Misses Nettie Hill and Gladys
Wood, who have been pleasant Wis
ior several weeks left this morning
or their home in Nebraska.
The trains were very late this
morning for some cause. No. did
lot reach the city until after eight o.
lock. 1t came in in two sections,
10Th heavily loaded. The Midland
eft at $500 o'clock.
Congressman Hersehel Hogg, ac-
ompanied by his wife. arrived in the
'ity last night on No. ) and are
spending the day here. The Con
sressman has been greeted by many
friends today.
MIR. and Hrs. James U. Harris
Went to Palisade this morning to
bid good bye to a relative. Mrs. Harry
Harris. a daughter of Mr. Sayles, OF
Palisade. who leaves tomorrow for
Ter home in the east.
DR.. A. b. Rood has engaged two
IF the newly-equipped office rooms
On the second story of the Canon
Block and will move his dental par
lors from the present quarters over
The Union Trust and Banking comp
any.
George II. Right, representing
he Chicago branch of the Mergen-
.haler Linotype company, was in
iown yesterday calling upon the local
offices using linotypes. He left last
night for Telluride where he expects
10 place of the great machines.
Mrs, Allie Pickett, of Battle
Greek, Michigan. and Miss Alma
Pickett, of La Porte, Indnana, are
he guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Boulton on Chipeta avenue. The lad
les are en- route to the Portland eN
position. Mrs. Pickett is sister of
Mrs. Boulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Austin and
laughter Pearl left yesterday for
Denver and Boulder. In the latter
place they will visit with Mrs. Aus
.in's sister, the wife of Rev. b. f.
Powelson, formerly of this city. and
while there Mr.. Austin will meet a
sister he has not seen for seventeen |
years.
This morning Dr. Ursa II. Alb |
bolt. assisted by Drs. l., f. Ingersoll |
and II. 5. Henderson performed an |
operation on the person of Miss
Florence Goodwin who has been suf- |
tering with appendicitis for the |
past six weeks. The young lady /
underwent the operation in an ad- |
manner and there is every |
Indication that the operation will |
prove successful and result in the |
Young lady's rapid recovery.
Last evening at the rectory of |
st. Matthews church Archie NJ. Weir |
and Miss Ethel G. Paisley were united |
in marriage. Rev. c. w. G. Lyon, |
Of ST. Matthews church. performing |
the ceremony, and the beautiful mar
riage service was witnessed ouly by /
The immediate relatives and a few
friends The bride is the attractive
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