The daily sentinel., 1905-06-03

Miss Minnie Robinson is visiting
friends at Rifle.
J. II. Erwin of Cardiff is spending
few days in town.
j. w. Steele. well known citizen
of Telluride, is in town today.
A. c. Brown of Stillwell Valley,
ILL.,. is a new arrival in the city.
Mrs. C. p. Bliss. who has been ill
for several days. is much better to-
day
J. w. Ford, the well known fire
man. is now running out of Salt Lake
City.
Thomas McGrath of the Rio Grande
Western is moving his family to
Helper.
The Thomas H. Boyd restaurant
on Colorado avenue has closed down
until July l.
An Italian citizen is building
stone residence on the corner of First
and Belford.
Miss May Carroll left this morning
for Ouray, where she will spend the
summer with relatives.
4 Ray Jacobs. who was painfully in
jured in a runaway accident last
week, is rapidly improving.
week from tomorrow Children's
day exercises will be held at two or
three of the churches of the city.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Hobart of Cher
ollee. Ia. arrived in the city last
night and are the guests of friends.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Post, Thursday morning, 10-pound
boy Mother and child doing nicely.
Mrs. J. p. Morgan has been i'll at
her home on Ute avenue for the past
week. She is suffering from heart
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. Rogers, the
latter former night clerk at the
Grand hotel. are now residing at
Longmont.
The Grand river is rising at ii
terrific rate and is now higher than.
it has been this year. The Gunni-
son is rising slowly.
Miss Rieve Stone Ferbrache, the
popular soloist. expects to give a
SOnb ltNlAdl At Aht SOhtti fSsthAiOhhi
church at an early date.
For transfer wagons telephone
Barton & Platt. They are prepared
to move anything, either heavy or
light. Rates reasonable.
Howard T. Lee. wife and daugh
ter left last night for Glenwood
Springs where they will spend several
days en- route home to Denver.
Those who once use the Progress
bread Will use no other kind. Fresh
pies and cakes every day. All the
delicacies of the season, including
the finest and freshest fruits are al
ways to be found at the Progress.
All orders promptly filled.
This morning Mrs. Edgar A. Yel-
ton received a telegram from her
mother, Mrs. Clara Bateman, who re-
sides at Lincoln, Neb., stating that If
she desires to see her father alive
she must come at once. Mrs. Yelton
will leave on No. 4 for the east.
Magill & Banks report the sale of
the A. f. Belden ranch, miles east
of Fruita. to George H. King of Stor-
/ ey county, la. The consideration was
i $4,000 Mr.. King will bring his fam
4 lily to the valley within 80 days and
they will reside on the newly pur-
chased ranch.
! This morning at the home of Mr..
ray avenue, the little 6-weeks-old
child of MIR. and Mrs. C. f. Luhrs of
Fruita died The parents brought
the child to this city for medical at
tention. The remains will be taken
to Fruita for burial
Mrs Anna h. Collins and children
will leave Monday at noon for Los
Angeles. Cal. They will go to that
city via the Clark road. and after
stay in that city they will visit
other points in the state and then
go to Portland to take in the eXposi-
ton. Billings. Mont and other cit
les of the northwest will be visited
before Mrs. Collins and children re-
turn to Colorado. They will be out
of the city the greater part of the
summer.
Mrs. Ed NJ. Allison left today on
No. 3 for Salida to be with her hus-
band. who is confined in the railroad
hospital at that place. Mr.. Allison
had his right foot injured a few
weeks ago and has suffered severely
from the wound, and finally it be
came necessary for him to go to the
hospital for treatment. He has been
getting along very nicely during the
past week and hopes to be out again
soon. Mrs. Allison will remain with
her husband until he is able to leave
the hospital.
Last night the local lodge of the
Coming Men of America enjoyed a
social session following the regular
business session. Games We're played
a big graphophone furnished music
and the boys recorded several origi-
nal records on the instrument dur
ing the evening which formed a great
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