The daily sentinel., 1900-10-13
Local News.

Chas. r. Seeber is up from Fruita today
o. S. Crenshaw is in the city from
St. Louis.
Harry Ballard, OF Thompsons i 8 visi-
tor today.
The band concert tonight is the last
OF the season.
The sale Of seats for "a Black Sheep"
has been large.
A large party of Utonians from Heber
are in the city.
Frank l. Lee will leave on hunting
trip next week.
Horace T. DeLong was in Fruita to-
day on business.
Russell johnson returned home last
night from the Klondike.
AL. Feiss is registered at the Bruns-
wick from Cleveland, Ohio.
G. 81. Austin, auditor Of the Rio
Grande express is in the city.
A new coal yard and Office will be es-
tablshed in the city next week.
Charles Fl Arthur and son Rex go to
Denver Sunday night on business.
w. 81. Lee, A. B, Stoddart and ] ID.
Phares returned last night from hunt
ing trip.
A good $3.50 piano for 5000. been used
but very little. Thompsons Jewelry d
Mueic Co.
Commissioners Harris and Blair re-
turned from business trip to Plateau
this morning.
The weather has bsen threatening all
day despite the stereotyped prediction
OF generally fair"
Mrs. H. r. Bull entertains all the
teachers of the public schools tonight at
the Bull residence on First street,
Will Struthers, Ora and Otto Barton,
Will Longshore and James M. Hards
will leave hear next week for big hunt.
The Is cent social OF the Daughters Of
Rebekah was we'll attended and enjoy
able event. last night at the Odd Fellows
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs George h. Gross Of Glen
wood, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Knapp, returned home to-
day.
Walter Mulkey and l. N Bunting
have been called as witnesses beioie the
U. 8. grand jury, sitting at Pueblo nsxt
week
Horace T. DeLong sold today Tor John
w. Barrows, ten acres west OF the Frank
Leach place in Orchard Grove sub-divis-
ion. Consideration, $4Oo.
A big cut on many goods in our large
stock before putting in our new fall
goods, for balance OF this month only
Thompson Jewellery Il Music Co.
Troop gave their weekly dance last
night at the Armory, instead OF tonight,
as many OF the regular attandants OF the
dances intend to see "A Black Sheep"
Mrs. T. b. Crawford, who has been
spending several days in the city, the
guest of Mrs. Samuel N. Wheeler, re-
turned to her home in Denver this morn
ing.
The Columbine band ladies were wise
to select as the date for their ball
night when the spirit of mirth prevails
everywhere, such as 1t does on Hailow-
cen. Their effort will be sure to meet
with success.
Mrs. Emily Swaney takes possession
OF her boarding house Monday, October
15. The manner in which Mrs. Swaney
has always conducted this boarding
house Ia guarantee that it will be con-
Quoted in the future as in the past.
Prof w. H. Miller superintendent of
the public schools, has inaugurated =
scheme in the high school Of this city
which will bring the parents and bust
ness men Of the city more in touch with
the active work which is now in pro-
gress. He has sent out invitations to
several business men, asking them to
make short talks upon any subject
which will be contributive to the eleva-
| ton OF the standard of education in the
schools OF this city.
The young friends of Roy McClintock
in this city, will be glad to learn that he
is now acting as a special reporter on the
Mt. Vernon Argus, daily paper pub
lished in Mt. Vernon, his home, town
of about thirty thousand people and be-
ing but fourteen miles from the city of
New York. The young man was raised
in this city, his father, Mr.. Frank Nc
Clintock, having lived here for many
years. Young Mr.. McClintock comes
naturally by his inclination for newspa-
per work. as his father and grandfather
before him were editors for many years