The daily sentinel., 1914-06-29

E. H. Platt is here from Molina.
a. J. Taylor came down Saturday
from his Unaweep home.
L. o. Long left this morning for
I Delta on a brief business visit.
Herbert F. Byers Of the Carter
Rice-Carpenter Paper company is in
the city today from Denver calling
on the trade.
Mir. and Mrs. T. c. Caldwell. who
have been the guests OF friends here
Tor the past week, left last night for
their home in Long Beach, Calf.
John Connors of Cripple Greek,
who has wide circle OF friends in
THIS city as well as a great many
profitable investments, is a local Wis
itor today.
Olton Donneley Of Neslen, Utah.
was brought 10 this city early yes
terday morning suffering from bad
coal mine. He Is at present in ST.
Mary's hospital.
f. f. Emrick win arrive this week
from the city of Aledo. H., to look
after his fruit ranch in the High
land Park section. He has lived here
many years and was in business with
Benton Canon 80 years ago.
Dr. Edgar Hadley expects to leave
in the morning in his auto for Grand
Junction. He will be Joined at
Montrose by Mrs. Hadley. who with
her daughters will arrive in Mont
rose tonight from a several months
visit on the Pacific coast.-Telluride
Journal.
Mrs. Fred Campbell left yesterday
afternoon on the Midland for a four
months visit to Atlantic City, New
York, Washington and other large
eastern cities. She expects to stop
off in Denver until after the Elis
Golden Jubilee. She took her baby
with her.
The U. S. r. S. received five car
loads OF pipe and flumlng this
morning from the east which will be
used at once in the construction of
part of the High Line project Most
of II was of the 2S and 36-inch vari-
ETY. and will be used in the construc-
tion Of the syphons.
The summer half holiday was OBJ
served at court house Saturday for
the first time. At most of the of
fices only one member of the force
was In charge. AS usual business was
light and apparently the new de-
parture viii be popular with the pa
irons Of the offices.
Guy Blair returned from GIenwood
Springs this morning. He drove his
Studebaker 80 from Glenwood here.
a total distance OF 1905 miles on 4 y
gallons Of gas. He became stuck in
one place on the road which was re-
Gently repaired and had considerable
difficulty in getting out
The funeral of Mrs. George Jack
son, wife Of George Jackson of this
city. who passed away suddenly in
Salida last Thursday night, was held
in Salida Saturday afternoon. Mr..
jackson arrived there Saturday
morning. Mrs. Jackson died at the
home of her sister from heart trouble.
j G. Paine, jewelry salesman,
coming here from Denver, has been
calling on the local trade, and left
this morning for Delta and Montrose.
He carries with him a sample stock
of jowelry valued at over 100000,
which is placed in every hotel safe
where he stops. He reports a good
business.
Merlin Johnson and William Lloyd
returned last evening from their
trip to Denver and Colorado Springs
on their motorcycles. They report
the roads in good condition over the
Rainbow route. While In Colorado
Springs they took occasion to hear
Billy Sunday and report that he
has taken that city by storm.
Richard Mccoy of Fruita, a well
known character of the lower valley,
was placed in jail again today on
warrant charging him with bootleg
ging. The warrant was issued some
time ago, but Mccoy was freed under
promise that he would leave the
county. lie returned, however, ana
is now charged with attempting to
establish a bootlegging joint at his
room at st. Mary's hospital. He will
be kept in Sheriff Schrader's Jail
until further notice.