The daily sentinel., 1905-06-28

is in town today.
A. II. Hunston of Price, Utah was
in town last evening
NJ. Il. Marchant of Fruita was
visitor in the city last evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Roth of Delta
are the guests of friends in the city.
The Women Of Wooderaft are
holding a special meeting this after
noon.
Alfred r. Manslay. well known
citizen of Grand Valley, is in town
today.
Arthur Wilson Of GIenwood is
looking after business interests in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Tarbell of Col
orado Springs are in the city for a
| short stay.
Mrs. f. B. Johnson of westwater.
Utah, is in the city on a short visit
to friends.
w. A. Wallace of Louisville. Ky.
is in the city en- route to the Port
land exposition
VIII Ternahan. the well known
ranchman from HANNAH creek, was
| in town yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Daniel Sykes of Meeker ar
rived in the city last night and will
leave this evening for the east.
d. e. King of Grennell, Ia, ar
rived in the city yesterday and eX-
poets to spend soue time here.
George n. Falconer and Phidelah
| Rice left yesterday morning for the
Rice camp on Pinon mesa, to spend
| several days.
The seedIess apple is all right,
but the tickless watch needs atteu-
| ton. See Stong, the jeweler and op-
tician, about it.
Henry Meyers, a railroad man of
this city, is confined at the railroad
hospital in Salida. He has been i'll
for the past week
Mrs Avery Bereford of Bridge
port, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Dodgion of Whitewater, are in
the city visiting friends.
Preparations are being made by
the Baptist ladies TO entertain a large
crowd at the social and band concert
to be given in the park tomorrow ev-
ening.
Robert Cassells, through the Hor-
ace r DeLong real estate agency,
yesterday purchased tracts 20 and
Al in Pomona Park. Consideration,
$500 cash.
This morning three hoboes an
swered the roll call in Judge Swe-
ney's court They were found guilty
and given the usual fines. and in de
fault of payment, become members
of the hobo gang.
w. e. Stinson and family of En-
field, H.. old-time friends of r. c.
Walker and family, after spending
several days in the city. left this
morning for Manitou where they will
spend the remainder of the summer.
The Chamber OF Commerce today
received a large map of the United
States from the department of the
interior. through the kindness of
Con uvas-rnan ITargcha1 Hauu
The big map is complete in every
detail.
Some boys at Durango, starting in
to celebrate the Fourth in good time.
set OFF a large package of fire crack
ers in the yard of William Whelan
and the residence was set on fire
thereby, and was totally destroyed.
The loss was $4,000.
Else VanKieser of Frankfurt-on-
the-Main. Germany, was a guest at
the Western hotel last night. He is
touring America and is now en- route
to the Portland exposition. Van
Kieser is a member of distin-
guished German family.
Nate Allen returned yesterday af-
ternoon from the Brown camp on
HANNAH creek. He went up with
the party Monday morning. Mr.. Al
len says that the weather is cool and
Altll 7iAAA hl hp Autl' anu Nllt Ndltl II
the finest he ever drank.
Walt for the big carnival which
opens an engagement in this city
Wednesday of next week under the
auspices of the Chamber of Com
merce. A dozen big shows, all high
class. The Worlds Fair Midway &
Carnival Company is a high class
organization.
Parties desiring to spend a day or
Il In, b., 1,,n 1,
creek country can find accommoda-
tions at the camp of W. c. Brown and
family on Two creek. Mr.. Brown
left the city a few days ago with
complete camping OUTFIT and expects
to spend two months in the hills.
Many watches are ruined by let
ting them run too long without
cleaning, The average life of a
watch now is 10 to . years: if prop
erly cared for would last a life-tiWe
We absolutely guarantee all our
work Our prices and our work are
right Give us a trial. Primrose
Jewelry & Music Company.
Frank Davis, who is employed il
the machine shops in the railroad
yards, was the victim of a painful
accident Monday afternoon. A
heavy weight of more than one thou
sand pounds in falling caught the
III tAluf1tl VI lllt llElll manu. nbIIlDlN
crushing the finger The physicians
found 1t necessary to amputate one
joint of the finger The young man
has suffered considerably from the
injury.
Nearly every time something is lost
| and the owner advertises for the
same in The Daily Sentinel the re-
suit is most satisfactory. During the
last week The Sentinel found a gold
watch for Miss Polly, the well
known instructor who recently re
turned from the Philippines. and a
fine burnt leather pocketboo1 for
Miss Lila Hovey 1t is hard to esti-
mate the value of an ad in the
Want. Lost, or For Sale" column
of The Sentinel.
The work on the new buildings of
the Independent Fruit Growers AS
sociation is progressing at rapid
rate. The buildings will be en-
closed within a few days and Man
ager S. II. Grihths will move his
| offices into the building at once. A
large force of carpenters are at
work. All the material is on the