The daily sentinel., 1900-09-05
Local News.

Don't wait until the last minute.
Quite a number OF strangers are in
the city already for Peach week.
A force of twenty men should oe
placed at work to clean the streets.
The stock booths or corals are about
completed, for the exhibit Of stock.
The democratic convention will be
called together tomorrow afternoon.
The populist convention will take
place tomorrow morning at ten O'Clock.
George w. Peugh, manager Of the tel
ephone service went to Delta this morn
ing.
Chairman Sampliner was out in the
country this morning working up fruit
exhibits.
Lem Brown is on the sick list. He re.
turned from the Salida hospital few
days ago
Herman Frohn, chief clerk in the Ar
thur drug store is home from a ten days
vacation.
Complaints como from Cripple Creek
that there is no Peach Day advertising
in that city.
Bishop Charles d. Fowler and wife
left over the broad gauge this morning
for the east.
DR.. e. F. Eldridge was tho first man
in town to start decorating the exterior
Of his building.
Bishop Fowler and wife were the
guests while in this city Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James q. Ramey.
Horace T. DeLong and James U. Har
ris, went to the lower valley this morn.
iug on ditch business.
The regular meeting Of Mesa Lodge
No 55 A. F. & A. NJ. will be held
Thursday evening September 9Th.
J.J. Lumsden, W. Nj.
Mrs. Frank Il. Haskell and daughter
Ethel returned at noon today from an
extended trip east. Mrs. Haskell was
as far east as Pennsylvania, her old
home.
Tne annual election OF officers of the
w. G. 7. U. will take place Friday af-
ternoon at the residence Of Mrs. Lums-
den. All members are urged to be pres
eut
| Between Seventh and Eighth streets,
on Main street growing right In the CEN
tre Of the street there are hundreds OF
weeds grown to a heiRhth OF from ono
to two feet.
| Us. Swan, the very important gen.
tleman from DeBeque, who expects the
democratic nomination for the legisla
ture, is in the city. Mr.. Swan will get
the nomination where Mary wore her
beads-in the neck.
Miss Charlotte Davis, neice Of Mrs.
W. 8. Wallace, who has been spending
the past few months here left for the
east this morning The many young
friends of Miss Davis regretted much to
bid farewell to their genial and pleasant
companion.
Judge John L. Gray, OF Meeker, Rio
| Blanco county, was on Monday at
Glenwood Springs, at the session of the
9th judicial democratic convention. nom
mated for district attorney by both the
democratic and populist conventions.
Judge Gray was former resident Of this
city where he has many friends, who
will hope that he may be elected.
w. Q. Haskell, who is to put on the
boards of the Park opera house the
Bungling Brothers circus and will give
two grand street parades, arrived in the
city last night. Mr. Haskell is 9 way
up man in his business and is going af-
ter preparation like the veteran which
he is. The Bungling Brothers circus is
one of the big attractions for the con-
ing celebration week.
Some person iooling with levers in the
sugar factory Sunday started the limo
car to moving. 1t run to the end OF the
track and over the tresseling. The man
agement was kind enough Sunday to
allow visitors to inspect the factory and
the result was an accident of minor i'm
portance. Persons visiting the factory
should be careful to keep hands of all
levers or any other parts Of the machin-