The daily sentinel., 1900-09-27
Local News.

Miss Nettie Blain leaves tonight on
business trip to Denver.
Ex-Mayor George w. Armstrong is
down from DeBeque today.
Have you seen those French Flannels
at The Lay & Garst companys' store.
'Squir G. Lane, OF Fruita is among
the delegates to the state convention.
Work is being actively prosecuted on
the new Bonnell building on west Main
street.
Wanted-Men for Saw-mill work; ap
ply to Gowen Arnold Lumber Co. Cor.
7th and South street.
Mrs. Jack Gallupe and son George re-
turned home today from an extended
visit to her old home at Pittsburg, Penn
sylvania.
Mr. E. j. Bent OF Ouray, accompanied
by his father, w. Il. Bent of Denver, il
visiting with Mr.. James Il. Smith on
Orchard Mesa.
$l2 to Pueblo and return via D. & Il.
G. R. r. account Pueblo Street Fair.
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limit October 7th.
Temple Commandery, No. % X. 7.
meets this evening at 7:3O. A full at
tendance is requested. Visiting Sir
Knight Cordially invited.
Charles N. Cox will move to the city
for the winter from his Orchard Mesa
home and will occupy the house recently
vacated by the family Of d. 7. Clark.
The Adams Pharmacy Is in receipt of
now goods daily, and carry full line of
drugs, chemicals medicines and toilet
articles. Their stock is fresh and com
plets and the largest carried in the Grand
valley.
Miss Gard, of Ottawa, Kansas, steno-
grapher for Prof. G. h. Grain, who will
establish business college in this city,
is an arrival in the city. Mise Gard is
one Of the advanced teachers in the col
lege besides holding the position of stem
ographer.
Go to the grand celebration of German
day at the Turner hall on the date Of the
eighth anniversary OF tho Turn verein
in this city Next Tuesday, October 2.
A grand ball will follow the exhibition
of tho gymnasium classes. Admission
% cents each.
Mr.. w. w. Frasier, the gen.
ial solicitor Of the Colorado Telephone
company arrived in the city last night
and will remain the rest OF the week
Mr.. Frazier is one OF the most popular.
men Of the telephone company and is
always welcome to this city where he
has many friends.
Howard I. Lee, one Of the proprietors
OF this paper and now a resident of Den
yer, where for long time he has been
employed on the Denver Republican, has
Smith, of the democratic state central
committee, member OF the executive
committee and chief Of the press and
literary bureau.
The family of Mr.. d. T. Clark, con-
sisting OF Mrs. Clark and Misses Nina
and Mildred left for Denver last night to
take up their residence there on proper
ty recently purchased by Mr.. Clark.
The family has resided here for the past
three or four years and have made many
friends who will greatly regret their de-
parture.
w. G. Morgon and wife Of Ouray re-
turned today at noon from an extended
European trip. Mrs. Morgan is sister
OF Mrs. A r. Wadsworth and Mr.. Nor
gan is a well known Rio Grande engin-
Ger, having had charge OF the passenger
engine on the Ouray branch OF the road
for many years Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
primarily went to Europe for visit to
Mr.. Morgan's old home i'll Wales, While
in Europe they made a visit to the Paris
exposition remaining there quite astime
and enjoying to the full sight Sc. ing
tour OF the entire exposition. They also
visited, in London, an old time resident
OF this city, Mr.. Duncan Mckay, who
with his estimable wife, reside in the
city OF London. Mr.. Mckay was very
anxious to hear all about his old friends
and was found to be enjoying good
health and much happiness in his old