The daily sentinel., 1900-08-07
Local News.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Anderson are in
Salt Lake City sight seeing.
Mr.. W. Modlin left for Salt Lake
City last evening on q pleasrre trip.
MIR. George q. Fisher of Fruita was
transacting business in the city yestsr-
day.
Hon. John G. Bell OF Montrose was in
the city today calling on his numerous
| friends.
Mr.. Frank n. Haskell and w. J..
Modlin returned yesterday from Glen
wood Springs.
Mr.. j. &. Kent, who has been spend
ing the heated term at Salt Lake City,
has returned home.
Miss Leone Lopas, who has been visi-
ting relatives and friends at Mt Pleas
ant Utah, has returned homo.
The Progress is now ready for business
and solcits your patronage. Give it a
trial. Next door to Hardy Bros.
&. A postal card from Rev. O. e. b.
Ward today states that Mrs. Ward is
improving slowly and is able to be
up little while each day,
The date of the democratic state con-
vention has been changed to the 10th OF
September. 1t will be held in the
Broadway theatre, Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hillborn Of
Philadelphis are in the city. They are
looking over the valley with view Of
becoming permanent residents.
The family OF Mayor w. P. Ella return
ed home from Golsbys lake yesterday.
They had very enjoyable time at that
popular resort for the past month.
j. G. Ferguson. travelling freight
agent OF she Union Pacific with head
quarters at Denver, WIS in the city
today looking after business for his
company.
Miss Dorothy Griffiths. stenographer
for District Attorney Samuel G. Nc
Mullin, is back at her desk after a de-
lightiul visit With friends in Topeka,
Kansas, and Denver.
Anumber Of new telephones are being
put in at the present time. Tho tels-
phone is one Of the most convenient in
ventiops Of modern times and is fast TAX
ing the place OF the telegraph.
Joe DulmaiBe, who has been spending
several days at Telluride with his family,
returned home last evening over the mar
row gauge. There will be a big crowd
from that country at the Peach Day
celebration.
Additional selling dates Via Colorado
Midland at half rates to all eastern
points August 9th Sept. 8 and 20 for
tickets and further information call at
Midland city office, w. R. Peck, city
agent. :,
Governor Charles 8. Thomas and wife
are with the Bryan party, which is on
the way to indianapolis. where Mr..
Bryan will be notified of his nomination.
To be with the party is both an honor
to Colorado and her governor.
The evaporator building Of the Fruit
Growers association is up and work is
being pushed forward by M. G. Ramsey,
the contractor. This season will see
Grand valley dried fruit on the market
in many of the cities throughout the
state.
1t is reported that certain young
lady at Muckawanago caught very
large catch Of trout the other day-will
not give the amount or time-but it is
really surprising to know the young lady
did 80 we'll She must have been fishing
on q wager.
While at the Star laundry last even
ing Harry Malcaln had q severe attack
OF heart trouble and it was feared for q
short time that he would die. DR.. Hon
derson was called and gave him relief.
This morning Malcaln is better but
weak from the effects OF the attack.
West Grand junction is looking up in
fine shape. e. E. Simpson, who has re-
Gently started up in the barber business
on the corner OF Second and Colorado
avenue. reports things moving along
nicely at his now shop; Lynch & Ritz
man, at the Royalty Club. say their trade
is one that is far better than they ex-
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