The daily sentinel., 1899-07-27
LOCAL LINES

The dsh are sure to bite II you get
your fishing tackle at Bedwell's.
Clerk Henry Nichols is still danger
ously ill with no change for the better e.
Judge sweeney is doing duty for the
Fruit Growers association in the alb
sspce OF MI. Davis.
Mrs. j. McCuns arrived home
last night from Salt Lake where she has
been visiting her sister.
Fine fishing and general good time
is guaranteed at the conductors pic
mic at Muekawanago Sunday.
Now that plenty of peaches are in evil
dence let the committee be speedy in
fixing the date for feaeh Day.
Why don't tho local sports send to
New York for supplies? Because they
can got them just IS cheap at Bsdwell's.
See?
Inquiries are daily made by cores
pondence and otherwise regarding the
date for Peach Day. Let US have it at
once.
Temple Commandery No. % X. T..
meets this evening at o'clock. Visit
iting Sir knights are cordially invit ID
to attend.
They may have as good. but mono bet
tor than the Kranick & Bach piano. For
sale by Thompson Jewelry and Music
company.
J.W. Bailey, adjuster for the Caledo-
nian Insurance company today adjusted
the loss in the Farrell soap factory. @.
B. Rich is the local agent.
Never let this escape your memory.
The Kranich & Bach pianos are sold on
monthly payments OF $40 cash by the
Thompson Jewelry and Music Co.
FITS-H you need glasses and have
had trouble getting any to suit, remem-
Der that DR.. Walpole fits glasses and fits
them right. Office with DR.. Eldridge.
DR.. h. r. Bull returned this morn
ing from Salt Lake City whore he has
been in attendance at the frst annual
NEE ting Of the Rocky Mountain Medical
sssociotion.
Those who are skeptical as to holding
Peach Day on account Of peaches should
take stroll to the Fruit Growers as
sociation building and see the peache 8
coming in at the rate Of four hundred
boxes daily.
Any person knowing one to be indebt-
cd to them or any one wishing to settle
any account that may be due me wi
please call on ]. s. Carnahan.
3t M. A. Blackmer,
The tourist business has opened in
earnest in Glenwood Springs. Hotel
Colorado entertained over four hundred
guests last Sunday and the patronage
of the other hotels is fully up to the
standard.
A landslide occurred on the narrow
gauge rail road in Black canon this
morning which will retard the passage
of trains for day. This mornings out
going train will return from Montrose
this evening.
Mrs. Ellen Moore of Cambridge, Miss
Ruth Wadsworth, Of South Harem, sis
tera Of A. r. Wadsworth and Miss Edna
Springer, OF Stockholm. Mass, niece of
A. r. Wadsworth, are visiting at the
home OF the lattir.
George W. Caldwell departed for
Sherman Mills, Maine, yesterday whore
he will spend the remainder Of the sum-
mer with his family. In the fall he ex-
poets to return with them to south east
ern Alaska where they will make their
future home.
A special train will be run from Muck
awanago to Glenwood, to accommodate all
who wish to spend few hours in the
famous caves and swimming pool at
Glenwood. This will be tho grandest
excursion Of the season, and you cannot
afford to miss it.
The ball given by the Colorado Light
Guard band at the state armory last
evening was only fairly well attended,
the boys making about their expenses.
The receipts were intended for the uni
form fund and We feel the band il not
receiving the support from the public
that 1t should.
The Street Railway company had
their men out in force this morning
CLEARING the track on the abandoned