The daily sentinel., 1900-08-27
Miss Mary Dean departed for her


Henry Harbaken and daughter who
came to Colorado on the farmers excur-
sion, were in the city and valley Satur.
day and were greatly pleased with the
valley.
Miss Leila Hall, OF Gunnison, who is
visiting with her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. George j. D. Williams left for
Fr1ita yesterday to spend a few days
with friends.
The Colorado Midland has sent to the
Peach Day executive committee some
very handsome hangers advertising
Peach Day The hangers are illumina-
ted and will attract much attention.
With the approach of September
many young people whJ have been
spending their summer vacations in this
city, are making arrangements to return
to their studies at the various schools
and colleges throughout the state.
Manager Haskell, who took out a
large amount OF advertising matter for
the Peach Day committee, says that he
believes, from the indications that were
apparent to him that there will be
great crowd here Peach week.
Mrs. A. N. Anderson aud Mrs. John
d. Stapleton OF Grand Junction are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Dubois for few
days. Mrs. Staple on, nee Clara Bart
lett. was formerly resident Of Aspen
Aspen Times.
&c. Kite of Cripple Creek, one of the
genial gentlemen of that great gold
camp is a pleasant visitor today. Mr..
Kite is quite we'll known in this city
having been former Ourayite His
friends are glad to see him again.
Today Horace 7. DeLong rented the
last piece Of residence property on his
list. Mr.. DeLong says that this is the
first time, at this time Of year, in his
history as rental agent, that his list
has been exhausted 80 early in the sea.
SOD.
There was picnic at the grove Sun
day, and it was good one. 1t was un-
der the auspices of the Modern Wood
men baud, and was we'll attended. One
20 ID feature OF the affair WAS that no
were dispensed on the
grounds.
The Democrat acknowledges the re-
ceipt OF an invitation, in attractive form,
to attend Grand Junction's annual
event, Peach Day, September lib.
Aspen may, as usual, be depended upon
for good rep resentation.-Aspen Dem
ocrat.
w. P. Ella, mayor Of Grand Junction,
came up yesterday to attend the races.
Mr.. Ella left box OF peaches at The
Times Office, the most luscious we have
seen in many day. Many thanks, Mr..
Ella, the Office force greatly appreciated
the treat.-Aspen Times.
The Telluride ball team will probably
go to Grand Junction Peach Day, and
they will play ball before filling up on
prunes and Alkali water-though Of
course, there are other things. This is
cub rosa.-San Miguel Examiner.
Fotografer Dean has handsome new
display case in front Of the Arthur drug
store. The case is filled with a number
OF Photographs of the new Sepia varie-
ty. They tell very strong tale of Mr..
Deans capacity in the Photographic art.
The difficulty between Grand juno
ton and the railroads was adjusted last
week. The ticket brokers will be Ii
censed, the railroads have granted rates
and Peach Day will be more Of success
than ever before we'll be there, in
cluding Alex Greig and the baby.-Ophir
Mail,
Grand Junction will spread itself
Peach Day, and aside from the feasting
end of the proposition, good purses have
been hung up for sporting events, and
the Telluride contingent has concluded
to go down and make wages. Mi
guel Examiner.
Miss Rese Campbell, of Glenwood
Springs was pleasadt visitor yesterday
at the home OF Mr.. and Mr.. D. X. Tor
renee. Miss Campbell taught school
in Glenwood very acceptably for five
years, but is now q prominent teacher
in Idaho. Misc Campbell is known by
n nj q pnr,b ~ v,o0,,lo in thio Citv