The daily sentinel., 1905-07-03


H. F. Parker of Delta is in town
today
Or. Steven Egeness left last night
for Denver.
The band concert Saturday night
drew the usual large crowds.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Goodspeed of
Atlantic, Ia, are visitors in the city.
Born, yesterday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Browning of the Riverside
dairy. a fine girl.
There was a large crowu out Sat
urday night to attend the dance at
the Auditorium.
There will be something doing
from early morning until late at
night tomorrow.
Tomorrow is the Fourth of July
and no paper will be issued from
The Sentinel office.
Superintendent J. II. Allen of the
city schools. who has been i'll with
typhoid fever. is much better today.
Mrs. Price Dittman and children
left Saturday night for Minturn,
where they will spend the summer.
The Gourley-Platt Furniture &
Undertaking Company is distribut-
ing a handsome line of advertising
fans.
Tonight the Women of Woodcraft
will meet at the Auditorium for the
purpose OF drilling for the parade to-
morrow.
clay Lawrence of the Columbia
Law Schoul IN the city for short
stay. He is a friend of Rev James
a Becker.
Il. Masters, railroad conductor
running between here and Helper,
will maye his family to Salt Lake
City this week
Today Secretary Fisher has been
very active in securing a number Of
teams TO accommodate the party. in
conjunction with the committee.
The Berlin Conservatory of Music
will start teaching, Monday, July 10.
over Gourley's furniture store, Main
street, next to Odd Fellows hall.
William Richmond has sold 20
acres of land TO the Woolverton In
vestment Company. Magill e Van
Dulsan made the sale. Consideration
private.
e. E. Mann, the well known
plumber employed by Garrison &
Fletcher. leaves this evening for Col
orado Springs to spend the Fourth
with friends.
Mrs. Ellen Payne is having a sec
ond story added to her residence on
South Fifth street. The improve
ment will add much TO the general
appearance of the residence.
Mrs. Maud Chapman will leave to-
morrow night for visit to Calfor-
mia and the northwest Mrs. Chap
man goes to look over the country
with a view of locating for business
purposes.
Palisade Tribune: Miss Jennie
Copeland will leave next Tuesday for
the Junction. After staying there
with friends a while she expects to
go to Gunnison to spend the rest of
the summer.
Mrs. II. S. Henderson will leave
tonight for Denver, where she will
join Dr. Henderson and accompany
him east. DR.. Henderson goes to
New York to take a post graduate
course in medicine.
Immediately upon the receipt of
this communication, the board of di-
rectors of the Chamber of Commerce
were hurriedfy called to gether for
an informal meeting, as the time was
pressing, to make arrangements for
their reception.
Edgar A. Yelton received tele-
gram yesterday from his sister at
/ Cripple Creek. stating that his
brother-in-law, Charles S. Warren. a
well known real estate and loan
agent of that city, was dangerously
| i'll. Mr.. Yelton left last night on No,
loo for Cripple Creek.
The short time allowed for prep
| aration does not permit of extended
or elaborate arrangements, but ev-
erythng that can be done within the
scope of the duties of the Chamber OF
Commerce will be done to fully i'm
press the distinguished party with
the Importance of this project
The committee of the Chamber OF
! Commerce that has had the matter
of the Mondell committee in charge,
were phoned yesterday by Chairman
! Mondell of the committee and Rep
resentatives Brooks and Hogg, that
| the entire committee would arrive
/ in this city on a special train tonight
at 6 o'clock.
Returning to this city, they will
be dined at the Grand hotel by ban
quet by the Chamber of Commerce,
at which there will be number OF
citizens who have taken a large in
terest in this work of presenting TO
this congressional committee the
great possibilities of the High Line
canal project.
Those coming with summer to this
earth.
owing to June their day of birth,
With ring of pearl upon the hand
Can health, wealth and long life
command.
We carry large assortment of
birthstones for every month in the
year. Our specially is resetting and
remodelling old rings. We make new
rings out of our old ones. Get that
old set oyu have slowed away and
bring 1t in and have il put in u ring.
Primrose Jewelry q Music Company.
Reed block.
Tomorrow morning DR.. E. +. Ell
bridge will fire national salute of
IS guns from the big sand pile in
front of the new Fair store building.
DR.. Eldridge obtained permission to
fire this salute from the city author
tiles. and he will make the opening
of the natal day of the republic re
sound with the big conclusions in
the morning. DIR. Eldridge has en-
gagged two men to do the firing so
that there will be no danger and
there will be afforded police protec-
tion so as to keep the people well
back during the salute.
1t was decided that the committee