The daily sentinel., 1900-10-19
Local News ItQms Of I2terQst

Miss E. McCune OF Glenwood Springs
is the guest Of her neice, Mrs. John Nor
ton.
Mrs. John Potts OF Apex, is visiting
with her daughter Mrs Charles A
Smith.
Union services will be held in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday even
ing.
Thomas Swan, assistant general pass
enger agent OF the D. & r G., WAS look
ing after business in this city yester-
day.
DR.. J. L, Walpoles household goods
arrived from Denver yesterday and the
doctor has been busy looking after them
today.
Mrs. Sarah Hall, mother OF Mrs. Sam
uel G. MeMullin, has gone to Hsnder-
son, Kentucky, where she will spend the
winter.
Mrs. Sarah A. farmhouse Of Rose
wood farm, who has been on the sick list
for the past three weeks, was able to be
in the city yesterday.
The real estate men are selling quite
a number of vacant lots in all parts Of
the city and many of those purchasing
contemplate building at once.
Ye gods and little fishes! A scare
head line in the Denver Republican Of
Wednesday morning read like this:
"aanna and Roosevelt Spreading the
truth"
A merchant OF Durango purchased
Shanghai rooster for Plymoth Rock
hen. The Democrat editor says the
merchant ought to do we'll in the chicken
business.
There are men in every community
who stand on the street corners and talk
politics. They prefer to do this and
many of them neglect their business in
order to be classed as politicians.
Rev. and Mrs. D wight 8. Bayley have
returned from an absence OF nearly two
weeks, during which MIR. Bayley WAS In
attendance on the meeting Of the Con-
gregationals State association, held at
Boulder.
At the thirty third grand encampment
of the Colorado Odd Fellows, held in
Denver this week, l.. O. Dana OF Colo
RADIO Springs, was elected grand pstri-
arch. Trinidad captured the prize for
having the best drilled Canton.
John D. Reeder, manager of the
Hugus & Co. store at DeBeque, pres
euted his fine thoroughbred Irish setter
bitch, Bee, to Chief Clerk Walter l..
NJ ulkey OF the postoffice force. Bee is
registered animal and is one Of the best
bred settlers in the state.
A large number OF voters have regis
tered at the county clsrk'soffice the past
week II you have recently taken up
your residence il Grand Junction ana
expect to remain here until after cleo
ton, you MUST register or else you can
not vote at the coming election.
Hold ups aud highway robbers are
trekking around Denver. The republi-
can papers OF that city claim that the
democratic police are unable to find the
robbers kopje. The Rocky Mountain
News blames Wolcott. The Times and
Republican say its up to Governor
Thomas. So there you are; take your
choice.
At the session OF the Rebekah assem-
bly, held in Denver this week the follow
ing officers we're elected: President,
Mrs. Tilley Shively, OF Salida; vice-pres-
ident, Mrs. Nellie Sherman, OF Trinidad; !;
warden, Mrs Mary E. Knight, of Den
yer; secretary, Mrs E. V. l.. BeRgs, of
Denver; treasurer. Mrs. Orp,a Barr OF
Colorado Springs.
Hon. Fl. M Hogg, candidate for con-
gress in this district will make a speech
at Fruita next Monday afternoon in the
interest of the republican party and his
own candidacy. Mckinley republicans
are scarce in the lower valley, but per-
haps few voters OF other parties may
take time to go and hsa, Mr.. Hogg. In
the evening the gentleman will address
those who care to hear him at the Park