The daily sentinel., 1909-06-14

! Word was received in this city last
| Saturday by |. n. Bunting that his
old partner. Howard r. Lee, has been
| lying very seriously i'll at his home at
/ 2032 Ogden street in Denver for the
past ten weeks. He was first at
tackled by la grippe. but he cannot
seem to shake that very distressing
disease off and has been dangerously
i'll for the past week. For many
years Mr.. Lee was the senior member
of the firm of Lee & Bunting and
well known in this city. He was with
out question the most brilliant edi
torial writer in western Colorado for
many years. For the last few years
he has been connected with the Den
yer Times and News. The many
friends of Mr.. Lee will hear of his
serious Illness with deep regret.
At 1910 am. Sunday a fire alarm
was turned in to the fire department
and the boys made a successful run.
finding the fire at the Goldsworthy
meat market 1t had evidently
caught from the electric wiring, and
was burning with rapidity when dis
covered. but was speedily gotten un-
der control. The damage will
amount to about 5000. the most of
it being on the stock, quite a lot of
the meat being damaged by the fire
and water. The fires seem to be com
ing pretty thick of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cheryeny. yes
terday visited w. ID. Davies, of the
Davies & Cherveny paint store and
report him improving very slowly
from his illness. He lacks strength,
but the physicians at the sanitarium
hope to build up strength for him, in
the campaign that they have mapped
out for him. The many friends of
A hr,. hot
he will soon be able TO return to bust
ness again.
Secretary Mahoney of the Cham
ber of Commerce. this morning re-
ceived a box of magnificent straw
berries from Mr.. Watson of the Po-
mona district, and a box of fine
gooseberries from Oliver Rogers, of
Fruit Ridge. They are to take places
in the exhibit to be arranged in the
Chamber of Commerce offices.
Four boys and two girls. students
of the Teller Indian School, left last
night on No. for their homes in
Tresprebias (Three Stones), N. NJ.
Three of the students have finished
their courses and the other three are
on a vacation, their parents having
paiad the costs of the round trip.
william l.. Cottrell. son of John j.
Cottrell, arrived home at noon today.
from Ada, Ohio. where he has been
attending an electrical school. Mr..
Cottrell is accompanied by young
school mate, MIR. Rice. who will visit
in the city for a short time.
Mrs Lillian Cowan is visitor in
the city this week from Indianapolis.
Ind. having come here for the ben
eft of her health She will board
while here with Mr. and Mrs. Ben
nett in Fruitvale. desiring to be
among the trees and in the country
air
Miss Marjorie Mulvey. of Salt Lake
City, was an arrival in the city Sat
urday and is guest of Miss Agnes
Cosgrove. Miss Mulvey. is a musician
of note in amateur circles in Salt
Lake and is being most cordially
welcomed by the musically inclined
set of the city.
On account of conflict in dates with
the lecture course number by Mr.
Flowers on Tuesday night the stere-
optican lecture by Rev. Kilbey at the
Presbyterian church has been post
poned.
Mrs Graham. wife of our genial
express agent. left on the Midland
yesterday morning for Grand juno
tion to spend couple of weeks visit
ing her parents. Aspen Democrat.
For one more week Conkey's Lice
Powder is offered by the Grand juno
ton Fruit Growers association for
free trial. Try il on your setting
hens. Won't taint eggs.
Today is Flag Day, and quite
number of large flags are noticed
along the streets. There was no
formal observance of the day in
Grand Junction
Sardinia is said to have the most
beautiful women in the world. See
the land of Sardinia tonight at the
Park. Ladies' admitted free tonight