The daily sentinel., 1905-08-30

this afternoon.
Big rabbit dinner tomorrow at
the city restaurant.
Il. S. Cofield. of Paonia, is greet
ing friends in town.
Large shipments of canteloupes
are going out of the city every night.
Coy Klingler and Lynn Kennedy
will leave Sunday for Ft Collins to
enter the State Agricultural college.
Thomas Hadcock is having his
new blacksmith shop handsomely
painted and an attractive sign ar
ranged
Lon Summers, of the Baer
Brothers Mergenthaler company, of
salt Lake City, is a pleasant visitor
in the city.
III. Waterman, representing the
Hembra-Boldoff company. of Denver,
is in town today calling upon the
local plumbing trade.
Last night several carloads of
material for the new depot arrived
and were placed on a sidetrack in
the new depot grounds.
a u. Hicken, the popular sales
man, in the store of Lyons & Son, has
returned from a very pleasant visit
OF two weeks to relatives in Iowa.
The Fruit Growers association
| has a number of extra men employed
and everybody is busy about the
yards. Fruit is coming in rapidly
The firehouse makes handsome
and dignified showing in its new
dress of fiery red paint. The boys
nave about completed the work of
putting on the second coat.
Leonard J. BURY, of Columbus,
| Ohio, an old time friend of E. w.
Scott of the Red Trunk, spent yes
terday in the city with Mr.. Scott
lie was en- route home from a visit
10 the coast and left this morning on
The narrow guage.
The marriage OF Jerimiah Hatch
and Miss Lena Edmunds and Alva
L. Hatch and Miss Martha Edmunds
was solemnized at the home of the
brides parents on west Rood avenue
IN the Crawford addition. Only the
relatives and a number of the close
| friends witnessed the ceremony which
was performed shortly before seven
| o'clock. The brides are sisters while
| ,he grooms are brothers. The young
adies are attractive and have many
| friends. Messrs. Hatch are nephews
of Lorenzo Hatch. the mining man.
Harry II. Longwell, the express
nan, returned last night from Mack
where he and Samuel Gourley erect
ed cabins on their claims under the
nigh line canal. Several new cabins
| laYe been erected during the month
and these with those that have been
mp for some time give the appearance
If quite a large settlement on the
| lesert. Ollie Bannister, Mr.. Baylis
and several other people will go down
he latter part of the week or the
| irst of next week to erect cabins on
lheir claims.
There was a very large attend
ance last night at the social session
Of the Odd Fellows. Early in the
evening the lodge held its regular
i business session but after the usual
routine the session was adjourned
and preparations made for an even
ing of pleasure. Card tables were
placed throuhout the hall and for two
| 1ours or more merriment prevailed
Late in the evening light refresh
ments We're served. 1t was near the
midnight hour when the pleasures
were brought to an end. 1t was one
ofthe most enjoyable social sessions
the lodge has held this year.
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Miss BERTHE Woodard, who as
sists in the Office of E. n. Case, re-
turned yesterday from a visit to the
Enoch camp Sunday she was ex-
pected home and her little brother
BERTHE, late in the afternoon start
ed out walking expecting to meet the
buggy in which his sister was re-
turning a short distance from town
While walking along a rough part
of the road he stumbled and fell
striking the ground very heavily and
sustaining a fracture of the right
arm. The little fellow who is four
his injured arm was given attention
and he is getting along very nicely
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Last night the Colorado Method
ist Episcopal conference opened at
Fort Collins with Bishop McCabe pre-
siding. Rev. c. 7. Willets, of Pueblo,
| preached the conference sermon.
Two hundred and twenty-five min
listers had reached the city last night
and one hundred more were expected
| 10 arrive today. The conference will
continue until next Monday morning
when the appointments for the com
ing year will be made public. While
the reports from several pastorates
have not been given, conversation
with the many ministers indicate that
the year just closing has been one of
the most successful in the history
of Colorado Methodism. The Meth
odist ministers of Mesa county all
left for Fort Collins yesterday.
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An attractive feature OF the
national G. A. II. encampment which
starts at Denver Monday will be the
music. \ hundred or more bands, or
| drum corps will be in the city. These
organizations will be stationed on
platforms in the business district and
will play for the entertainment of
the people. Eleven electric cars have
been chartered by the local execut-
i've committee and will travel over
the city day and night with bands OF
music aboard playing as they go. On
Wednesday evening a display of pyro-
technics will be made one of the prin-
cipal features. 1t will occur on one
of the principal business streets by
the Topeka. (Kaul Flambeau club
n famous organization. There are
100 members of this club. The bands
and drum corps in the city will march
en- -masse at the head of the club
Following this the fire run will occur.
engaged in by the crack companies
| Of Denver.