The daily sentinel., 1909-07-31


Mrs. Heideman and two daughters
returned home yesterday evening
from Kansas and are at the home on
White avenue. Mrs Heideman is
quite i'll as result of the shock at
tending the death of her husband.
Engineer Heideman. who was killed
in the wreck at White House, Utah,
three weeks ago this morning, and as
a result of her trip home being de-
layed by accidents and washouts
along the railroads. Mrs. Heideman
and daughters are accompanied home
by her brother. Joe Gassard. an old
time railroad man who runs as an
engineer out of Kansas City. Mrs.
feideman returns to settle up her
affairs here and il is probable that
she will return to the east to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ross, of Belle
fontaine, Ohio, halted in Canon City
recently for a short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. C. c. Patton while on their
way westward on a pleasure trip. AL
though they were booked through to
San Francisco. Seattle. etc, they
planned to stop briefly at Montrose,
Grand Junction, Salt Lake City and
other points en- route.-Canon City
Record.
Colorado Springs is today celebrat-
ing its thirty-eighth birthday The
first stake for the Fountain colony
was driven July 81, 1871, at what
is now the southeast corner of Pixies
Peak and Cascade avenues, at the
spot marked by stone pillar. given
several years ago by the Zebulon Pike
chapter of the Daughters OF the Am
erican Revolution. Three or four
years ago, the Chamber of Commerce
named the birthday of Colorado
Springs Palmer day" and it was the
custom when he was alive. to send
him some message. This year no of
ficial observance of the day will be
held
Iowa Day is 10 be celebrated in
Grand Junction on Saturday. August
IA, and II is expected that large
crowd will be in attendance. An eff
fort will be made to bring the next
meeting to Palisade. The need of
public park becomes apparent on oc-
casions like this. Because public
improvements of this nature have
been neglected in the past is no rea-
son why il should be continued. Pali-
sade is beginning to shake off its
swaddling clothes. and its importance
as town will command recognition
prise of its citizens. Palisade Tri-
bune.
Congressman Taylor is about the
only one who has been able to get
any satisfaction out of President Taft
concerning his western trip Ed. has
quite a mack of getting what he wants
from his political opponents.-Mo
trose Enterprise.
H Henges and family leave in the /,
near future for California and other |
western points and to attend the land |
drawing in Idaho. for vacation and
inspection trip. They expect to be |
gone couple of months.
See The Curfew Bell and THE /,
Dime Novel Detective" two of the |
finest moving pictures ever seen here |
al the Crystal tonight. Admission 10 |
cents.
You will feel fresh as a daisy when |
you arrive at Glenwood tomorrow If |
you go up on Rio Grande train No. 4. \
No crowding, no noise. Everybody |
has a seat.
Miss NJ. J. Frantz will arrive to-
morrow for visit with her friends in !
this city previous to her eastern buy
ing trip for fall goods.
The Floyd Candy Kitchen will be
closed for few days undergoing |
thorough renovation previous to the
change Of management.
c. S. Desch leaves tomorrow for |
Salt Lake City to enjoy a vacation of |
two weeks duration.