The daily sentinel., 1899-07-17
PERSONAL.

dress q. r. Blain.
Bedwell sells them and you use them.
What? Base ball supplies.
The fsh are sure to bite il you get
your fishing tackle at Bedwell's.
j. Clayton Nichols returned Sunday
from trip to the San Juan country.
Frequent late rains on the hills will
make winter range better than it has
been for years.
People are crowding in the vicinity Of
Goldsby's lake and cabin accommoda-
tions are exhausted.
Msssrs. Wilson and Boswell, business
men Of Pueblo, left for fishing trip to
Mesa Lakes this morning.
Leon MoReynolds is confined to his
home by sickness. His friends hope to
see him around again soon.
H.C. Mantey and wife OF Mound City,
Kansas, brother Of Fred Mansey OF this
city are visitors in the city.
Wanted-Secondh hand goods at the
Bargain House. We pay the highest
price for second hand goods.
Mrs. W. T. Carpenter returned Sun
day from business trip to Denver and
found Fairlawn crowded with guests.
Why don't tho local sports send to
New York for supplissP Because they
can got them just - cheap at Bedwell's
SesP
Rev, Ward returned home today from
Fruita where he supplied the pulpit OF
the Congregational church both morn
ing and evening yesterday.
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.
A. D. Mason, former deputy postmss-
ter OF this city, arrived in Grand June
ton yesterday. Mr.. Mason il renewing
old acquaintances in the city today.
Murine. two drops may save your eye
sight; Soc. may save you go. Two drops
has cured ons case OF innamed lids. For
sale by Thompson Jewelry and MusicC Co.
M. L. Roberts returned from lola last
evening. He reports fishing good and
brought home thiYty-two beauties that
weighed on an average of ~ pounds
each.
DR. 81. r. Bull returned last evening
from lola where he has been enjoying
an outing for a week. The doctor is
quite a fisherman and brought back
quite string OF trout.
The Union services Of the churches OF
this city were hold at the Methodist
church Sunday evening. The church
was we'll fllled and the Rev. Il. Il. Har-
per Of the Congregational church Of
Fruita conducted the service.
W. r. Peck returned Saturday night
from Denver accompanying his father
and mother from Munsey, Indiana, who
will remain in the city permanently.
Mr.. Peck has rented the Gait residence
corner Sixth and White streets.
| DR.. Melville Black Of Denver will be in
Gra,d Junction the 21st. 22d and 23d OF
this month. Any Of his former eye, ear,
nose or throat patients or new patients
will find him at the Fairlawn hotel or at
the office OF DR.. Bull on the above dates
They may have as good. but none bet
tor than the Kranick & Bach piano. For
sale by Thompson Jewelry and Music
company.
| Quite an interesting horse race took
place yesterday at the fair grounds. A
match race between two running horses
for $50 side took place. Much inter
est wrs displayed and betting was in
dulged in. The owners OF the horses
were Bert Yant and Fred Crokenburg
Tho mare rode by Yant won.
The rife contest that has been going
on for the past week at the local shoot
ing gallery came to a close at midnight
Saturday. The rife was won by N. D.
Ramsey by score OF 80 ont Of a posi-
BILE so. Chas. Bowman stood eecond
with score Of SO. Mr.. Ramsey is quite
proud Of his rife it being 5000 Smoke
loss Winchester silver steel barrel.
The feed store that has been run in
connection with the Continental Oil
company By the Graad Junction Feed
company, on the south side Of Main