The daily sentinel., 1899-08-16
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Bsdwell soils books.

Everything in tho line Of sporting
goods at Bedwslls.
For Rent-A two-room house. Apply
at Merchants Restaurant.
Bsdwell sells hammocks at way down
prices. You'd better invest in one.
A man is often judged by tho station
ery he uses. Bsdwsll has tho best.
Attend the auction sale at the Auc-
ton Rsom Saturday Aug. 10 at 8 p. m.
]. NJ. Sampliner and wife went to
0lsnwood this morning on flying visit.
For tickets to the Races at Glenwood
call ON City Agent Peck, Colo. Midland.
JIM. Graham at the Auction Room
pays the highest price for second hand
goods.
Seven days limit on tickets to Glen
wood, Colorado Midland. See w. h.
Peck, City Agent, about it.
Why don't you have good library in
your homer All tho works Of standard
authors can be secured at Bsdwells.
To Glsnwood Western Slope Racing
association take the Colorado Midland.
Fare for the ro~nd trip $3.50. Tickets
good seven days.
Mrs. j. R. Elliott OF Salt Lake City,
formerly of this city. Is guest Of Mrs.
w. T, Carpenter. Mrs. Elliott is en-
route 10 Denver.
q. G. Wallace Of North Yakima,
Washington. was an arrival In the city
last night. He is an old time friend OF
Morrison Wohlfort.
Mrs. I. Kaufman, Of Cleveland, mother
OF Mrs. j. M. Sampliner, who has been
spending some time In this city, lefs last
night for her home.
Miss Agnes Mcmahon the adopted
daughts. OF the late Engineer Mcmahon
ID an arrival In the city. the guest OF
Mrs. Thomas RAIDER. er.---7~--~--~'1
]. D. Ksllogs, manager Of Crews. Begss
company Of Chicago, and wife have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 81. e. Magner Of
this city. Mrs. Kellogg il niece OF
Mrs. Magner. ete g. t---
The fact that severy oyster has an
eye" is no doubt responsible for the
"oyster" story which appears in another
column today. Probably they cam4all the
way to secure the professional services
Of DR.. Walpole.
M. l.. Roberts is home from three
days fishing trip to lola. As was TO be
expected Mr.. Roberts caught up to the
limit allowed by Law and today many OF
his frier de are enjoying the results OF
his skill as an angler.
A. L. Tesgardsn OF Austin, Texas,
was chaperoning party OF fifteen young
ladies' In the city this morning, all from
tho far south. The party has been at
tho Chautauqua at Boulder and are on
their way 70 Salt Lake City to visit the
capital of Normondom and the great
Salt Palace.
General Maupin Is here for the ex-
press purpose Of figuring upon the erec
ton Of building at the corner OF Fourth
and Main streets, He has brought with
him from Denver his own architect and
today they are figuring on the kind and
cha, acter OF the building. It is to be
hoped that the contract will be let at
once 30 that the little boom which is
now started may continue and grow pro-
portionately.
A. L. Teagarden OF Austin, Texas.
was being shaved in the barber shop OF
johnson & Sheldon this morning when
he noticed cup with the name OF John
L. Barlow, burned upon same. he in
quired of Mr.. Sheldon whether tho John
L. Barlow, whose name appeared on the
cup was a newspaper man and Mr..
Sheldon responded that he was. Mr..
Tesgarden then claimed old acquaint-
ancsship with the deceased editor and
asked II he could be permitted TO take
the cup as = memento. He was granted
that privilege and then was directed to
the ofiice of the Sentinel to further find
the history of the deceased friend, Of
whom he had lost track for years. He
was given the history Of Col. Barlow. as
far as the writer knew and he seemed
very mlsh pleased. Nr. Teagardsn is
man evidently ol considerable infunce
10 his southern homo, as hs was familiar
with many perssnages Of note In this
| .tata vith whom he had An acousip-