The daily sentinel., 1900-08-16
Local News.

Forest fires are causing considerable
damage around Aspen.
Rev. Willis Of Palisade is in the city
en-route to Salt Lake City.
Misses Daisy Kirk and Mabel Nesbitt
will leave for Salt Lake tonight.
The San Juan excursion train to Salt
Lake City will leave here tonight.
The greatest special sale yet at the
Bargain House Ssturday-Glassware.
A meeting of the board OF managers
for the Carnegie library has been called ::
The smelter combine has fixed the
price of lead at "a until the first of jan
uary.
At the Bargain House next Saturday
you can buy glassware at your own
price.
Edwin A. Haskell has removed to the
Judge Sullivan property on East Rood
street.
Evidently tho short skirt for women
has come to stay, it has invaded Grand
Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeRoy E TenEyck,
leave tonight for few days visit to
Salt Lake.
Norman c Whittemore, OF Pyeng
Yang, Korea, was a Brunswick guest
this morning.
Mrs. e. G. Evans and her sister who is
visiting her from Nebraska, leave tonight
for Salt Lake City.
Wanted-A girl for general house.
work. no washing; wages s4.O0 per week.
Mrs. Guy Bedwell, Fairlawn,
Miss Minnie Henderson and her friend
Miss Wallace of Talladega, Alabama,
will leave for Opray in the morning.
Pink, blue and white stockings and
shoes to match, for the little ones.
The Lay & Garst Co.
Hundreds of people took advantage OF
the special sale last Saturday and profit
I'd thereby. Glassware next Saturday.
Lee r. Stanley. connected with the
Sugar factory was called to Portland,
Oregon on account OF the sickness OF his
brother.
Everybody who took advantage Of the
last special glass sale, know what glass
sale means at the Bargain House next
Saturday.
Thornton. first class carpet man, can
be had at b. T. Napier's. Cutting, At
ting, cleaning and laying Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Come early next Saturday before the
choicest OF the glass sale is taken. Big
gest bargains yet must make room for
enormous stock coming.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Arthur and son
Rex, arrived home last night from an
extended visit to the home ranch OF the
Webster City Cattle company.
William Price, cook at the mines at
Cameo was brought to the city this
morning and placed in st. Mary's hos
pital suffering with typhoid fever.
H. G. Ballard, OF Thompsons. brother
of A. P. Ballard, was an arrival in the
city last night, He went to Glenwood
Springs today to attend the races.
The business men OF Durango have
raised 5000 for fall fair and week Of
sport The date has not been set but it
will be sometime the latter part of Sep
tember.
DR.. E. L. King and Robert Fullerton
and son accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur home from Thompsons Springs last
night. Mrs. Fullerton will leave for
Iowa tonight.
L. l.. Estes. OF Webster City, Iowa,
president OF the Webster City Cattle
company. was an arrival in the city yes
terday. He will accompany Manager
Fullerton to the home ranch.
]. Barnes. OF Lake City, started for
Cape Nome country some little time ago.
He reached San Francisco and becom-
ing disgusted with the adverse reports
started back home arriving in this city
last night and leaving for Lake City this
morning.
Thos. b. Gist, chief consul L. A. w.
for Colorado who has been in the city
for the past two days in the interest Of
the good-roads movement left this morn