The daily sentinel., 1905-07-27

James Edwards of Hannibal,
Mo, was a visitor to the city yester-
day
AT the Auditorium every night
during observation-disclosures and the
best music.
j. G. Ingersoll. with the Hand
Ter Stock Company. was a visitor to
this Office this afternoon.
Go to the Auditorium on the
evenings of the registration days and
enjoy yourself in good dance.
Stock for the new electric road
is being sold these days with great
rapidity. Every one seems eager for
the stock.
Robert II. Crawford, advance
man for the Handler Stock Com
pany, was in the city today. He will
probably remain here few days
j. +. Reardon of Pueblo, repre-
senting the Pueblo Chieftain, was an
arrival in the city at noon today. lie
will remain here several days in the
interests of his paper.
Mrs. A. T. Wharton and Miss
Retta have left for an extensive trip
to the coast and to the northwest.
They will visit relatives and friends
and will be absent several months.
A. l.. Gourley and son Samuel
have finished their inventory of the
stock recently purchased at Fruita.
and have opened up their business
in that city. Their opening day was
today
Miss Alice McCorkle. leading
lady of the Handler company, and
Miss Flossie Belkamp were arrivals
in the city on No. 3. They are well
known in the city, having been here
before.
-LeRoy Watson and Walter b.
Hintze, prominently connected with
the Rock Island system in Chicago.
are registered at the LaCourt. They
are spending a few days here with
friends.
The new drinking fountains to
accommodate the rush next week are
nearly all installed. They are neat
and are painted a bright red. No
one will need to suffer with thirst
while in the city.
Tuesday. August %, will be Col
orado day at the Lewis & Clark eX-
position at Portland. 1t will be the
best time for the Colorado people to
attend because everything will be
Colorado" that day.
C L. Conley, wife and babe, ar
rived in the city today on "A visit to
his brother City Clerk John Conley.
Mr. Conley is making his first visit
much pleased with the country.
The Handler Stock Company,
which will play here for several
weeks at the Park opera house, ar
rived in the city this noon. They
are fine-looking lot of people and
will play their first engagement Mon
day night.
Oscar Handler. manager of the
Handler Stock Company. was a pleas
ant visitor with the Sentinel repre-
sentative this afternoon. He has
been here in the city a number of
times and has numerous friends in
this place who are always glad to
see him.
w. J. Spaulding of the firm of
Bacon & Spaulding. accompanied by
his wife, returned from his camping
trip to Leon lakes today. He reports
a splendid time and good luck hunt
ing and fishing. He climbed Leon
peak while there and says it is hard
old peak to scale. with many snow
banks on its sides. He has very
good tan from his outing and was
thoroughly rejuvenated by the out
ing and is glad he went.
There was a happy marriage in
Palisade yesterday evening. The
contracting parties were DR.. John
Hook, a prominent osteopath of
Fruita. and Miss Chloe Wire, pretty
and charming young lady of Pali-
sade. There were about 4 guests
present. Several young people from
this city went to Palisade to be pres
ent at the wedding. They were Miss
Olive Mann, John Groves, Miss Nellie
na1Iard and Miss Edith Brown.