The daily sentinel., 1905-08-12

Mrs. G. c. Vickery of Hotchxiss
is visiting friends in the city.
o. X Gaymon of Breckenridge
was in town this morning to register.
Mrs. Gertrude Williams of Dill
lon is the guest of friends in the
city.
Mrs. Eugene H. Smith is now
out of danger and is improving rap
I idly.
Harry Barnes, a prominent busi-
ness man of Aspen, was in town this
morning.
Senator Mcclure, the leader of
the democratic forces in the last leg
stature, is a visitor today.
Last night the Rebekahs held
an important meeting at the Odd Eel
lows hall. There were several initi-
ations.
B. F. Jay of the forest reserve
forces came down from Mesa yester-
day and signed his name for regis
tration.
-sherin Jack Grant of Pitkin
county and ex-Sherin Jef Irwin of
the same county are in town today
greeting friends.
son of Arkansas City, Kan, are
guests at the nome OF L. K. Byers or
East Main street
j. G. Kite, one of the best
known travelling men in Colorado,
IS in the city doing business for his
famous Nj. & o. cigars.
o. X. Gaymon of Breckenridge
editor of the Summit County Jour
nal, accompanied by Mrs. Gaymon.
/ were editorial visitors to the city to-
day.
All Elks are requested to meet
at the lodge rooms Sunday afternoon
at 1:15 sharp, to attend the funeral
of Brother Hayden II. Green.-A. r.
Sampliner, e. r.
William J. Stull, formerly edi-
tor of the old Sun in this city and
now the proprietor of the Central
1 City Observer, came in last night on
the delayed Midland.
The narrow gauge train carried
about 400 people out of the city this
morning. The narrow gauge has en-
Joyed splendid passenger traffic
during the registration period
Hon. Joseph Millson, melter of
! the Denver mint, whose home is in
| Canon City, was in town this morn
ing greeting Senator DeLong and
other friends. He came over to reg
lister.
-Adolphus B. Capron of Denver,
| United States commissioner and mas
ter and examiner in chancery, was
a visitor to the city yesterday. He
was accompanied by Edwin V. Brake.
| commissioner of labor for the state
This morning six men were ar
raigned before Judge Sweeney on a
charge of being drunk and disorder
| ly. All We're found guilty. Three
were sent to Jail and three were re
leased, with sentence suspended dur
ing good behavior
Robert E. Harvey, connected
| with the repertorial force of the Den
yer Times, accompanied by his broth
er. Allen p. Harvey, and William l..
Sperry, a prominent realty agent OF
| Denver, are interested visitors to the
city today. and of course We're among
those who swelled the registration
crowd.
Mrs. S. B. Hutchinson and
daughter arrived home last night
from California. They left the city
June Z. During the nine weeks alb
sence they visited the Portland fair.
San Francisco. Los Angeles and many
other points on the coast They
spent the greater portion of the time
with relatives near Los Angeles The
trip was a very pleasant one.
President James U. Harris states
that the national convention of the
beekeepers may meet in Denver or
Chicago, instead of San Antonio, on
account of the yellow fever 1t is
feared that many of those who ex-
pect to attend would be afraid to go
far south on account of the yellow
fever being prevalent in louisiana
-Orson Adams. Jr.. cashier of
the Mesa County National Bank, viii
attend the drawing at Provo, to ac-
commodate those who have contract
ed with his banking institution to
have their numbers telegraphed to
them. Persons can leave their names
at the bank up until Mr.. Adams de
parture on the 10th and have same
attended to.
Last night the band gave con
cert in the City park for the enjoy
ment of the many visitors that were
in the city. The concert was vol
untary contribution on the part of
the popular musical organization TO
the entertainment of the visitors, and
il was heartily appreciated. During
the hour of the concert the park and
the streets adjoining were crowded
with people. Every number was ex-
cellent. The regular concert will be
/ given as usual this evening.
Il james b. f. Dudley. head bank
er of the Woodmen of the World. OF
one of the eastern Jurisdictions, with
headquarters at Omaha, is a visitor
in the city. MIR. Dudley's home is in
II Arkansas City. He is warm friend
sided on Orchard mesa. but who now
lives in Arkansas City and Mr.. Dud-
ley has called upon many of the old
time friends of the former resident.
Mr.. Dudley is making a tour of the
west and stopped over here to reg
lister.
Mrs. Sarah J. Seweil, wife of
Samuel Sewel, a prominent ranch
man living about miles northwest
of Bethel, died last night after a long
I Illness of bronchial pneumonia. The
deceased was G5 years of age and is
survived by her husband and a num-
ber of married children. The fam
4 lily formerly resided At Alamosa, and
the remains will be shipped to that
place tomorrow evening for burial
Funeral services will be conducted
at the residence tomorrow afternoon
: at 2 O'Clock. Undertaken Gourley
prepared the remains for shipment
and will have charge of the funeral
james U, Harris returned last
night from his visit TO his old home
at Jersey Shore, Pa. He was called
east by the death of his mother but