The daily sentinel., 1910-01-22
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

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threatened with pneumonia.
| Mrs. Sprigg Shackleford has been
quite i'll for several days at the home
on Ouray avenue.
Senator Horace T. DeLong is in
Glenwood Springs this afternoon on
business.
Mrs. Z. B. Lutes and Mrs. Dan sIc-
| Nulty and children write from fan
Diego, Cal, that their trip was made
| in safety and that they are enjoying
the best possible weather and health.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Mann, of St
Louis, Mo, who owns a large farm at
DeBeque, returned this afternoon af-
ter a visit of ten days or two weeks in
the Grand valley.
The boys department of the Y NJ.
C. A. have already begun to plan
summer trip into the hills, probably
Cottonwood lakes. This will be one
of the new features of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Lecture at the La Harpe. Mrs.
Nestler will give talk on Psychic
Unfoldment Spirit test. Every one
made welcome. Talk begins at 8
o'clock sharp. Remember La Harpe,
corner Main and Third.
This morning in municipal court
James Cooley. an old offender and
Chas. Lundon, we're tried for being
drunk. The former received a SEN
tence of $25 and costs and the latter
IS and costs. Both will be obliged to
serve out their fines.
It is announced from Washington
that Secretary Ballinger. of the in
terror department has withdrawn,
about $500 acres of land on the Gun
nison river and its tributaries and a
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preserve power sites.
A carload of English Shire horses
was unloaded at Durham today TO be
fed over Sunday when they will re-
sumo their journey to Ogden They
come from a large horse syndicate in
the East and are mostly stations sold
to Ogden citizens.
Rev. George A. Munro, pastor of
the Congregational church. who re-
Gently underwent a very serious op-
Grafton at st. Mary's hospital, IL slow
ly recovering. Last night prayers
were offered at the union revival
services for his early and complete
recovery.
How to control your own destiny If
You wish to know what the future
holds for you call at the La Harpe and
have clairvoyant reading from Mrs.
Nestler. She tells you how to over
come circumstances and bad luck:
reunites the estranged and locates
the missing. Readings, soc and 81.
La Harpe. corner Main and Third.
Mrs. Casper Black. of THack Hawk.
Ind, and daughters. Miss IS Nola and
Ruby, are new arrivals N the city
today returning from Salt Lake City
to their home. Mr.. Black is engaged
in the mining business in Salt Lake
and it Is quite likely that Mrs. Black
and children will locate in the Grand
valley where they have relatives. in
the near future.
Mrs. Clyde N. White (nee Hlhman)
was taken seriously i'll in Delta with
| typhoid fever while visiting for few
days. Yesterday Mrs. White was
brought to Grand Junction and is at
st. Matthew'S hospital Mrs White
has a great number of friends in the
city who will deeply regret to learn
of her Illness.
The connections were made last
Monday on the double track system
which has been under construction
between here and Pando by the Dem
yer & Rio Grande railroad. With the
completion of this section of track
the Rio Grande has two tracks
through the Eagle river canon from
Minturn, their division point to Pam
do n distance of about IA miles.
Red Cliff Blade.
| G. w Orme. administrator of the
| estate of the late John Amundson,
who has been here on business for
several weeks, will leave for his home
at Grand Junction tonight. He will
be accompanied by Alice and Agnes
Amundson. who, under the terms Of
their fathers will, have been placed
under the guardianship of Mrs. Orme
until they have attained their major
ity. Miss Josie Nelson will go along
as governess of the Amundson chill
dren.-Canon City Record
| Claiming that one beaver has done
$1,000 damage to the public roads,
the commissioners of Larimer county
have written to State Game Commits
sioner T. ]. Holland requesting per-
mission to kill the animal The beav-
er makes its headquarters at the up
per railroad bridge across the Poudre,
on the Ingleside road. The commits
sioners write that the beaver Is again
building a dam and that the whole
surrounding country is threatened
with inundation. Game Commits
sioner J. l.. Gray, at Fort Collins, In
dorses the petition.-Denyer News.
Prof. ]. H. Allen, formerly super
intendent of the Canon City public
schools, but for the past five or six
years holding a similar position in
Grand Junction, is spending a day or
two here while on his way to the
western slope from visit to the state
normal school at Greeley. He was
invited to the normal school to lee
ture before the members of the train
ing class on School Administration
and while there delivered talk to
the entire student body in the chapel
connected with the institution. Prof
Allen greatly enjoyed a pedestrian
trip over the Skyline road this morn
ling.-Canon City Record