The daily sentinel., 1909-01-25
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

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No 3, the Rio Grande train from
the east. was three hours late this
afternoon. The Midland was about
on time.
Clinton II. Martin, former owner of
the Palisade Tribune. and his family.
leave early this week for their new
home in Idaho.
Judge Sprigg Shackleford left this
morning for Lake City to open the
regular term of the Hinsdale county
district court.
Mrs. Lon Schmidt is suffering quite
severely from an attack of the
mumps. She had about recovered
when she suffered a relapse.
Mrs. Jones. the accommodating
telegraph operator and manager of
the local Western Union office, has
been quite i'll for several days
DIR. Charles Gasho left this morn
ing for a trip up the Montrose line
in the interest of the coming conven-
tion of the western slope Knights OF
Pythias.
DR.. r. NJ. Donaldson, who has been
assisting in the Anniversary celebra-
tion at the Presbyterian church in
this city, returned to his home in
Denver today.
other unpleasant circumstances and
conditions there has been fairly
good attendance today at the sessions
of the Farmers Short Course.
See our ad in today's paper on the
beautiful Isle of Pines. | can hon
estly recommend this proposition to
my friends.-John Schoephe, general
sales agent. Sandusky, o.
Mrs j. j. Combs and children, wife
.Nf lou Th., 10
new arrival in the valley, arrived in
the city this morning to make their
future home here.
Tonight a beautiful play VIII be
offered al the Park opera house by
large and capable company. 1t will
be Willard Mack's famous piece In
wyoming" The company arrived last
night from Salt Lake City.
A performance and production
equal to that of the famous "Ari-
zona." will be seen when splendid
company will present "In Wyoming"
at the Park opera house tonight. The
company arrived this morning.
Still in a serious condition is Mr..
King, formerly in the real estate
business, who has been ill for many
months at the home on East Rood
avenue. The improvement in his
condition that the family has so long
hoped for. has failed to materialiZe.
Much interest is being manifested
in the coming of Nine. Langendorff,
the noted mezzo soprano. to this city
on next Friday evening. large
audience will hear the concert which
will be given at the Congregational
church under the auspices of the
Woman's Club.
d. N Wheeler, father of the Rio
Grande fireman who was injured in
The Dotsero wreck. returned yester-
day from Salida where Dan has been
removed from the sanitarium at
Glenwood. He reported that the boy
is doing nicely as could be expected
but II will be some time yet before he
will be able TO get out.
II has been estimated that there
are about 10000 acres of bearing or
chards in the valley yet investi%ation
proves that arrangements to protect
by smudging from the frosts, have
only been made so far for only about
5000 acres. Doesn't this look as If
the necessity of getting the fruit
growers aroused over the Importance
of buying smudge pots and fuel, is Il
grave one?
Saturday night, in spite of the fact
that the play has been seen here sew
eral times in the past, big audience
thronged the Park opera house and
witnessed the performance OF oiS
Hopkins with Miss Rose Melville in
the title role. Miss Melville was jnst
as cunning and sweet as ever and she
has a splendid support this year. The
audience enjoyed the performance
hugely and the applause was ire
quent and most enthusiastic. To-
might Willard Mack's great play. ' In
wyoming" will be offered by an eN-
cellent company.