The daily sentinel., 1900-08-14
Local News.

tu0 bdEk6lh Aouoo.
Rev. o. q. Ostenson came in from
Meeker last night.
The Columbine band will leave for
Ouray Friday morning.
Saturday Bargain House will
make special sale on china.
James s. Kent. one of the city's oldest
and most respected citizens is quite i'll.
re Rohrer and wife OF Redlands,
California, were Brunswick guests yes
terday,
Great slaughter in china. not in the
Occident but, at Andersons Bargain
House.
Rev. l.. Il. Proctor of this city will
speak tonight at the Christian church
in Glenwood.
G. A. Armstrong Of the Bachelor
group OF mines, is in the city having ar
rived this morning.
Major 8. X. Hooper remained over
last night in the city and is a guest at
the Brunswick today.
Miss Carrie Wright, stenographer for
R.mey Brothers is home from a vaca-
tion trip spent in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. l.. j. Keith, mothsr of Mrs.
Samuel N. Wheeler and Miss Margaret
Wood, Of Odessa, Mo-, are visiting in the
city.
Some OF the members OF the city coun-
Gil and the Peach Day executive COM
mittee were in session with Major Hoop
er and w. F. Bailey this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8. Wallace and
Mrs Wallace's niece returned yesterday
from three weeks ouiing trip in the
mountains. They report very good
time.
State Engineer A. ]. McCune. accom-
panied by his wife are arrivals in the
city. Mrs. McCune comes to be at the
bedside OF her father James s. Kent,
who has been quite ill the past week.
An item in one Of the Denver morning
papers states that the Midland will run
fast through connection from Denver
TO Salt Lake City, making the time
twenty four hours or a saving Of about
five hours on the present time.
James U. Harris. one OF the board OF
county commits sioners went to Denver
last night, where he goes to open the
bids for the new bridge to be built at
Whitewater The contract will be let
to the most responsible and lowest bid
der.
Every property owner in the citS
should be compelled to cut down and
destroy all weeds and grease wood
around their premises. Such things are
an eyesore to the community and
strangers notice the general appearance
OF town when passing through it.
Mr.. and Mrs. M G. Martin, left this
morning over the narrow gauge for their
new home at Delta. Their household
goods were shipped yesterday. Mr..
Martin will assume the management OF
the Delta Independent, one of the bright
weekly papers of the western slope.
May success crown his efforts, is the
wish Of The Sentinel.
G. Il. Richardson, OF Jefferson, Iowa,
an old time friend of Mr.. 8. M. Crawford
Of the Boston Candy Kitchen and also
Of Mr.. Frank Thompson. OF the Thomp-
son Jewelry Il Music company is an ar
rival in the city. Mr.. Richardson has
resided in southern California for the
past few years and says that the last
three years have been very dry and
many people are leaving.
The railroads are making the same de-
mand on the city council in Grand juno
tion in regard to brokers that they did
here. The Peach Day committee got
turned down when they went to Denver
to ask for rates and war is on. 1t is
thought that the matter will be settled
today Better not let the railroads run
your town gentlemen or you will 60 into
the ash barrel.-Glenwood Avalanche.
Several of the friends Of e. NJ. Hardy,
Of the Hardy Brothers company, COM
mission house tell a rather good bear
story on Mr.. Hardy. The bear was not
alive. 1t was an extraordinary nice
bear skin which barred his path one