The daily sentinel., 1899-07-26
LOCAL LINES

Jack e. Hanelly Of Colorado Springs
IL in the eity.
Mrs. Janes Bucklin and little son left
for Ouray this morning.
Mrs. j. p. Moore left for La Veta for
an extended summer visit.
Miss Nellie Covert of Ridgway IL in
attendance at the teachers institute.
The indications are that the Grand
junction street railway will soon be q
thing Of the past.
Miss Annie Cleary who has been en-
joyipg q vacation is back again with the
O. T. Bliss company.
Joe Swan. ex-state game warden and
at present publisher Of the DeBeque
Bugls, 10 In town today.
James wohlford, Of Hampton, Iowa
is visiting with the family of his brother
George Wohlford in this city.
Word has been received from Cripple
Creek that Mrs. Dott Frost has been
bitten by kissing bug and is in pre-
Carlou6 cOnoltlOn.
J.W. Bedwell returned last night
from Mesa lakes where he had been
called on account of his mothers Illness
He reports her much better.
Editor Pabor Of the Western Color
ado goes to Denver tonight to spend the
time until Monday when he will CON-
bine pleasure with business.
Leo Chapman has temporarily resign
ed his position with the Wells Fargo
Express company to help his mother in
tho care Of her orchard on Fruit ridge.
An employe Of the secret service is In
the city today making an Investigation
that may lead to some discoveries OF
which We will have occasion to mention
in the future.
In the Council Proceedings yesterday
the printer made tho Sentinel to say
Thursday instead Of Tuesday. The
council adjourned to meet on Tuesday
evening August lst.
County Clerk Henry Nichols was tax
en- suddenly i'll with appendicitis ON
Monday night and has been under the
physicians care ever since with no
change for the better.
Today we were given q tip that pro-
ject is on foot for the erection of 6rst
class hotel in the central portion of the
city. This il more than mere theory
and seems to be taking tangible shape.
Any person knowing one to be indebt-
cd to them or any one wishing to settle
Any account that may be due me will
please call on ]. s. Carnahan.
3t NJ. A. Blackmer,
May Stimeon, who sustained such a
very severe injury to her foot about a
week ago is out again. At one time the
injury bid fair to be very serious but by
prompt medical attention the trouble
was averted.
Samuel Maher, thrifty farmer down
the valley was in town today. He has
an acre OF beets that have not had q
drop OF water since the planting and
says he has the finest stand OF beets
in tho valley.
News from Frank Davis, who left for
Seward Neb. to be in attendance at the
sick bed of his father, conveys the sad
news OF the death Of his father Satur-
day afternoon. Nr. Davis will return
homo the first OF next week.
The machinery for the sugar factory
continues to arrive. Today the evapor-
atins pans came in and to say that they
contain twenty eight miles Of brass tub
ing will give some idea of their immsn-
sity and the cost at the present price
of copper.
II. q. White Of Denver made a bus
iness trip to this city yesterday and &C.
cidentally run across ]. A. Stimson
with whom he was associated In the
the same Office about fourteen years
ago. Each had lost all trace Of the
other and it was jolly meeting.
Prot. g. W. Bennett and wife OF
Pequa, Ohio we're guests at tho Bruns-
wick yesterday. The professor IL the
superintendent OF the public schools Of
his city and one Of the leading educa
tors of the state. They were on their
return from the N. e. A. meeting al