The daily sentinel., 1899-06-29
PERSONAL.
Kodaks at Bedwell's.

The Rio Grande Western was over
three hours late last night.
This is the period Of the year that the
ice man is king.
Mayor Ella is home from the trip to
Pinon Mesa.
Alderman John G. Broemser is on the
sick list today.
WI. Peall took an appeal from Justice
Mann's court yesterday and furnished a
bond.
People from DeBeque speak in very
lurid language Of the work on the piers
Of the bridge at that point.
Horace T. DeLong returned home
yesterday from an extended trip to
points on the narrow gauge.
Contractor j. e. Stull will soon start
the erection of. six room house for
Mrs. Cora Miller.
For Rent-Furn'shed house for sum-
mer season to desirable tenant. P. o.
Box 674. tt
Special attention is called to the meet
ing Of Apple Blossom Circle tonight.
Every member il requested to be there.
X. OF P. hall.
Lyman l. Henry ex-district attorney
of this judicial district was visitor to
the city last night On route from Ouray
to Denver.
improvements for a permanent picnic
grounds are being contemplated. for the
woods on the opposite side Of the Grand
river from Wurtz' grove.
The insurance adjuster on the stock
Of the Mann grocery was assisting in
taking an account of stock yesterday.
The work will be concluded today
Smith Brothers successfully combat
ed the encroachnents Of the highest
water the present season in the Grand
river, which they have ever had to con-
tend with since building their plant.
Over 5000 ladies' cards in packages
of 100 cash, is the record Of the Sentinel
in the past two months. II you want a
handsome package Of calling cards, Of
which you need not be ashamed call at
this office.
The TUNERS Ath Of July celebration
at Wurtz's grove. Parade starts from
City park at 10 a. m. Admission free.
Band music and refreshments. Dane
ing at 2:3O p M, All members and
members B. are invited to join the pa
rade. 6294
Yesterday evening from 6 to o'clock
Mrs. T. s. Ramey, at the very pleasant
home OF the family on north Fifth street
entertained large number Of her lady
friends. The event was one Of the
largest and most enjoyable of the
season.
The stock, good will and fixtures Of
the w 1. Hammond Livery company
was sold today to ]. B. Bedwell. The
transfer took place this morning and
Mr.. Bedwell becomes the owner at once
He will continue the business so long
established and run by Mr.. Hammond
Last night two lights glittered on east
Main street. like two lone twinkline
stars They were the first lights Of the
extension which is being make by the
Electric Light company, in accordance
with the new contract which they made
with the city. The lights give charas
ter to part Of the town which has beer
in Egyptian dark ness ever since build
ing was extended in that direction
Very recently Mr.. Howard T. Lee, one
of the owners of this paper has been con
tributing some special matter for ths
Denver Sunday Republican, which has
mot with a most cordial reception by the
readers of that paper. His last story
was called "Goliad, The Toughest Town
in the West" He is doing other liter
erary work which will eventually bring
him to the fore az one Of the best story
writer's of the west. At Glenwood he
had two hours interview with Edwin
Markham. the literary lion OF the day
the writer Of the poem, "The Man with
the Hoe" The interview will appear in
one Of the coming numbers Of the Re.
publican and will be we'll worth reading
Mr.. Lee, in Denver circles is considered
one OF the vests brightest writers and
he will make . name in the future.
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