The daily sentinel., 1900-07-07
Local News.
Glassford sells window awnings.
Van sells sewing machines.

Gunnison, this morning on a fishing
trip.
Miss Carrie Wright expects to leave
shortly for a months visit to Salt Lake
City.
Mayor Ella and family left this morn
ing for few days outing at Goldsby's
lakes.
A little child died at DeBeque yester-
day. Undertaken Gourley furnished the
cssket.
The painting of the block at the cor
ner of Fifth and Main streets improves
it much.
Joseph Swan, proprietor and editor of
the DeBsque Bugle, is in the city doing
business.
We carry a first class line of ham
mocks and will offer them at almost cost
for the next ten days.
Postoffice Book Store.
Those persons who have heard Rev.
Lambert speak are warm in praise Of his
lectures. Sunday night he speaks on
Spiritism and crowd should greet this
eminent lecturer.
Hon. Benton Canon, of Denver, for
merly Of this city, is a visitor. He is
the gueet Of his old friend and partner,
G P. holland.
Ikey Stein of Denver, with the Union
Pacific railway is visitor today. Mr..
Stein does not make his visits to the city
as frequently as he formerly did.
Miss Charlotte Davis, OF Chicago, a
niece of W. 8. Wallace arrived in the
city last night. Miss Davis will re-
main some time visiting relatives and
friends.
Rev. Dwight s. Bayley, pastor of the
Congregational church has moved to the
Dr. Gould house Fifth and White
streets, where the family will make their
permanent residence.
Samuel N. Wheeler and George e.
Haskell left last night for Norrie where
they will attempt to tempt the members
of the trout tribe to catch on to their
hooks, from the Frying Pan.
Mrs. Jared Durkee, OF Greeley, moth
er Of Mrs. George R. Warner. accompan-
led by sister OF Mrs. Warner, Mrs.
George +. Rockafellow Of Canon City,
arrived in this city yesterday for a short
visit.
A. F. Price OF Aspen came in on the
noon train today. Mr.. Price was for
msrly one OF the owners OF the Aspen
Tribune, but is now the proprietor Of
the Hotel jerome in that city.
The Misses Morey and Sallie Green
left this morning for several weeks
outing. Tho young ladies will visit with
friends who are camped at various gu m
mer resorts and will probably be gone
six weeks.
The Sentinel has not given up by any
manner Of means tho celebration Of
Peach Day. Until it can say something
definitely favorable, it will say nothing
regarding the appropriation made by
the commissioners.
North Seventh street his been i'm
proved greatly by cutting down the
wee1s, but there are other parts OF the
city which need attention just as badly
a. north Seventh, il not more 30. On
Main street, just beyond Eighth street
tho walks are covered over with the
sweet clover weed
j. B. Bannistsr, father Of William q.
Bannister left last night for Portland
Oregon. for an extended visit to several
of his children who live in that city
Mr.. Bannister is in his 88th year and a
trip OF that distance is enough to test
the strength Of a much younger man
than Mr. Bannister. However, the old
gentleman is remarkably we'll preserved
and will doubtless make the trip all
right.
In the parade at Leadville on the
Fourth of July number OF the fret
young men Of that city attempted to
burlesque the Columbine band Of this
city. The attempt was a miserable fail
ure, and the failure would have been
more apparent had the young ladies
been there themselves. II there is any
thing which the young men OF Lead
vile cannot do it is to initiate the Col
umbine band. 1t would require the very
best blood that Leadville has, in the
first place. to receive recognition from
the ladies of the band and in the second
place very few gentlemen would lend
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