The daily sentinel., 1900-07-10
Peaches are becoming plentiful.

MRS. Cnarles A. Smltn ID nomc IIom
trip to the mountains.
Hon. Benton Canon left for his home
in Denver this morning.
Glassware, Glassware, Glassware-At
the Bargain House Saturday afternoon.
Miss Alice Ackerman is down from
the hills having accompanied her father
home.
Now is the time to destroy the weeds
as the seed has not matured sufficiently
to take root.
Leon McReynolds, who spent last sum
mer in the city, is back again visiting re-
latives and friends.
The bonds offered by the city for sale
amounting approximately to S., 200 were
taken yesterday by local parties.
Wanted-Ladies or gentlemen to ira
vel. $50 month and expenses or work
at home on salary. Room 2, Grand hotel.
The game OF lawn tennis attracts
many OF its votaries to the grounds on
south Seventh street nearly every even
ing.
Mrs. s. L. Poage, who is at st. JOS
eph's hospital in Denver, is improving
rapidly under the most excellent care
she is receiving there
Mrs. John Pace, OF Sabetha, Kansas,
who has been visiting the family of DR..
e G. Clark, will leave with the San
Juan exc ursion for Salt Lake City.
A great many people are anxious that
work on the floor OF the Grand river
bridge be commenced. While the old floor
is not dangerous, it is not a pleasure to
ride or drive upon.
There will be special sale at the
Bargain House every Saturday after
noon when goods in certain lines will
be sold at greatly reduced prices. Come
and see for yourself.
The program for the summer meeting
of the State Editorial association is be-
ing published throughout the state.
The meeting promises to be one COM
bined OF business and pleasure.
Herman Frohn, chief clerk at the
Arthur drug store, accompanied by
Harry B. Jones, assistant cashier at the
Colorado State Bank, have gone to Nor
rie end points thereabouts on fishing
trip.
Manager G. G. Bentley received a
wire today from his family, who reside
in upper New York, near the city Of
Troy, that his aged father is quite i'll.
Mr.. Bentley would 20 to his father at
once, but he 10 short hand already at
the works and he is unable to leave at
the present time.
Troop A, Captain James M Kennedy,
has offered its services to the state, il
this state should be called upon to fur
nish quote of troops to head off the
work Of the Boxers in China He is In
receipt Of very cordial letter from Gen
eral Overmeyer, thanking him, and,
through him, Troop A for their very pa.
triotic offer.
Fred Collins, who road in the bicycle
races in this city in 95-7, riding a Syra-
cuse wheel WAS visitor to the city Gun
day. Mr.. Collins visited with two old
friends while here, Arthur Canaan who is
with the Orson Adams drug store and
with Howard 7. Wells, brother in-law
OF Paul D. Roberts. He remembered
quite few whom he met here at that
time.
An excited individual last night who
had more or less "booze" on board de-
sired to begin the act Of exterminating
the Chinese by giving the Grand juno
tion contingent of Cinnamon a small
fright. 1t waa explained to the individ-
ual that the Chinese in this city and
country are not in any way connected
with the Chinese who are perpetrating
the outrages npon Christians in the
northern part OF China. In fact it was
explained to him after some difficulty,
that they did not speak the same Ian
guage and were from the south Of China
the majority of whose people were
friendly to the Americans. These state
ments seemed to satisfy the bsllicose in
dividual.
If changes are made in the Brunswick
hotel, they will probably follow plans
submitted by local architect. These
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