The daily sentinel., 1909-02-19
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

w B. Mitchell, of st. Joe, Mo-. is
spending a few days in the city.
j. A. Dawdy, of Delta, is spending
the day in this city.
Miss Anna Erickson is in Denver
visiting friends and relatives.
c. A. st. Clair. well known Glen
wood business man, is in town today.
Drugs-Van Horn Drug Company,
SOL Main.
James Williams, of Northwood,
North Dakota. is in the city for
short stay.
Nearly every day material for the
electric street railway is arriving in
the city
Much interest is being manifested
in the proposition regarding the
probable employment of convicts on
roads in Mesa county.
Mr.. George w. Hutton being sick,
the serving of mush and milk by the
Ladies' Aid society Saturday, Feb.
90, at his home. 920 Ouray, will be
postponed.
An admission fee of 20 cents will
be charged for the colonial party to
be given at the Methodist church on
next Monday evening. 1t will be
jolly and unique affair.
All the trains were running better
last night and today than they run
they were from five hours to twelve
hours behind time on account of the
SHOWS in the mountains.
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Prof, w. G. Brandenburg, of the
State Commercial association and one
of the best known publicity men and
general boosters in Colorado. is here
today and is being warmly greeted
by many friends.
One of the finest colts raised in the
valley in recent years is owned by
Chief of Police O'Neil. The colt is
now being broken and trained by DR..
A. p. Drew and the handsome fellow
is attracting much attention at the
Drew barns.
John r. Olson, the well known
property here. was an arrivahrdlu
Telluride citizen who owns much
property here. was an arrival last
night and will spend several days
here. He is a brother of Engineer
Gus A. Olson.
There promises to be a large at
tendance tomorrow afternoon at the
formal opening of st. Mary's hos
pital. Many citizens are anxious to
| inspect the new hospital which bids
fair to grow into one of the most
important and successful hospitals in
western Colorado.
| Congressman-elec Ed Taylor yes
| terday announced the appointment
of Leo Vincent of Boulder as his pri-
vate secretary. Vincent was recently
candidate for clerk of the supreme
court. Both will leave for Washing
| ton within a few days. Congress-
man-elect Taylor, Rucker and Mar
tin will meet in Denver today and
hold conference regarding plans for
the state in congress.
An elaborate guide for Colorado
sportsmen is being prepared by Lee
Haney, the advertising agent for the
Colorado Midland railroad. The
book will cost S2.400, and will go
| into detail on the matter of the best
| places to fish and hunt, as well as
explain thoroughly the game laws of
the state. The book will be complete
and artistic. and will be ready for
use the coming season.
| collector of the well known pub
| fishing house of Peter Fenlon Collier
found himself in the tolls last night
as a result of hilarious celebration
in honor of John Barley orn. The
Young man, who has fTe uently Wis
| tied the city in the Pc md is EVIL
IDENTIFY somewhat of "A gh roller"
had no money when ARA ed before
His Honor. Judge Hill. TO -atisfy a
fine. He was in jail for sometime
but today finally succeeded in getting
his freedom.
The first Japanese to marry in
Weld county was Wataiu Hiralu,
aged 90. who became the husband of
Mrs. Lena A. James. wealthy white
widow, AZ years of age, yesterday.
! Judge Hatch officiated after Judge
Bradfield had refused to perform the
ceremony, although he acknowledged
there was no legal objection. Mrs.
James was formerly the wife of Fred
James. now mayor of Kersey, and
was granted a divorce in 1899.
Men who have watched the Grand
river each year in this locality de-
clare that it will be higher than it
has been in many years, when the
spring opens up owing to the great
SHOWS that lay along the route of the
river and are Gaping the hills and
mountains that furnish water supply
for the great river. The snowfall
, has been heavier along the Grand
river this winter than in many years.
MANY a land owner along the river
will have no little trouble in protect
inc hie nrOnertv this. SDrinR