The daily sentinel., 1899-07-29
LOCAL LINES

WAnb8o Sunody, July oOtn'
Turner'S picnic at Lotz's grove Sun
day the 3Oth. Admission free. 2t
The nsh are sure to bite il you get
your fishing tackle at Bsdwsll's.
Miss Kate Purcell Of Salt Lake is a
visitor at the home of Will b. Crawford.
James L. Hamilton, the genial gro
cery representative from Denver is in the
city.
A new electric light has been placed
at the corner OF Eighth and Rood
streets.
For Sale Household furniture. Eng.
OF e. Haxtun, North terrace on Rood
and sth. 725 5
The O. p. Bliss Co. Is extensively ad-
vertising big Clearance Sale to begin
Monday.
Several Of the boya about the city
start tonight for Hannah Greek for a
days outing.
Fine fishing and general good time
Is guaranteed at the conductors pic
mic at Muakawanago Sunday.
For Rent-Large, cool and quiet fur
nished room, Mrs. E. English, White
street between 4th and 9th. 1w
The conductors excursion to Mucka-
wanago. should be liberally patronized
for full particulars see the committee.
Why don't the local sports send to
New York for supplies? Because they
can got them just Is cheap at Bedwelrs.
Seer
A party OF travelling musicians struck
the city yesterday and have been dis
coursing sweet music with banjo, guitar
and mandolin.
The conductors excursion to Mucka-
wanago tomorrow promises to be we'll
patronized. Go with it. you will have
delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green who have
been visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Meyer, left for their home in
Efingham, Kansas, Friday.
Never let this escape your memory.
The Kranich & Bach pianos are sold on
monthly payments of $40 each by the
Thompson Jewelry and Music Co.
G. P. Bliss leaves tomorrow on his reg
ular eastern purchasing trip. While
away he will visit the big market centors
In search OF goods for the fall and winter
trade.
II you want truth and facts ask any
of our citizens who are using Kranich d
Bach pianos.
Thompson Music & Jewelry Co.
H. r. Matthews, travelling freight
agent Of the Burlington route was in the
city yesterday looking after business,
and incidentally dropped into the Senti-
mel office to pay his respects.
w. A. Foreman of Beatrice. Nebraska.
arrived last nignt for visit with tela-
tives in this city. Mr.. Foreman has
been on pleasure tour through the
west, visiting with relatives in Otay and
other Californian points. He is half
brother of Misses Laura and Bertha
Foreman.
Ira M. DeLong. wife and two daugh-
ters have been visiting Horace T. De-
L ng aud family. Ira M. DeLong pro-
fessor Of mathematics of the state uni
versity addressed the teachers institute
Thvrday, taking Prof. Fishers hour.
He left Thursday evening for Colorado
Springs. Mrs. DeLong will remain in
the city few days.
Three very fine specimens Of the sugar
beet are on exhibition in the show win
dow of the Boston Shoe Store. They
wore grown at the Rosedale ranch on
Orchard Mesa aud weigh four and one
half pounds each. Those specimens are
unusually large for this early In the sea-
son and are the finest that have been
brought into the city.
1t seems to be generally understood
that the Antlers artesian well to be sunk
by the state is going to develop into a
gas or oil we'll, and the question that is
agitating the land owners In that COM
munity is, who shall own the land upon
which the well is to be sunk, providing
oil or gas is struck. Springs
Avalanche.