The daily sentinel., 1900-05-31
Local News Items.

city.
For Kentucky furnished house 439
Ouray.
G. n. Coulson Of Telluride, is visiting
in the city
H. e. Ellis OF Butte, Montana, was in
the city yesterday.
John Kennedy, OF Ouray was a Bruins
wick guest yesterday.
w. G. T. U. meets tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. Lumsden.
Earn Sumner went to Glenwood last
night to play in the band of the city to-
day.
Mr.. & Mrs M. M. Detch were passen-
gers east On the Rio Grande No. 6 last
night.
among the Grand Junctionites at Fruita
yesterday.
Captain Kennedy came down from De
Beque to lead Troop A in the Memorial
day parade.
Mr.. A. Moser formerly OF this city,
now OF Salt Lake was an arrival on No.
this morning.
Travelling Engineer Harry Huddleston
OF the third division OF the Rio Grande
is in the city today.
Miss Mary Estes, Of Montrose is visit
ing her friend Miss Ada Gourley, daugh-
ter OF A. L. Gourley.
Rio Grande Western special Car "B"
occupied by Gen. Supt A. E. Welby
from Salt Lake arrived in the city late
last night.
Miss Agnes Hoel young lady well
known in this city, having lived here for
several years past, left last night for her
home in Iowa.
Half rates to Denver and return June
9th Via. Colorado Midland railway, for
tickets etc call at Midland city office.
w. r. Peck, city agent,
WANTED = The Colorado Sugar
Manufacturing company wants boys to
thin beets. Call at once at the COM
pany's Office Grand Junction, Colorado.
Will Noble, one OF the Oldest firemen
on the Western, will leave in few days
for an extended visit in Kansas and Ne
braska, where he has large real estate
interests.
| Will e. Showalter OF Fairbury, Ne
braska, is a visitor to the city. Mr..
Showalter is shaking hands today with
a number OF old time friends, formerly
residents OF Fairbury but now located
here.
Mrs. A. r. Sampliner and daughter
Ruth left over the narrow gauge this
morning for Ouray. Mrs. Samplner
goes to attend the graduating exercises
of the high school, her brother Cal. be-
ing member OF the class.
Eight Beet cultivators $1,000 each
8 Beet diggers $500 each 8 two-horse
corn cultivators $3.50 each 10 wagon
beds complete and new $500 each new
extended top surrys cheap. All kinds OF
plows, walking and riding, gang plows
II inches $500. The above goods are
damaged by smoke and water and are as
ROOu d6 new anu Iue ldt6St All
kinds Of farm wagons. John App 28l0
w. Colfax, Villa Park
The story OF the downIa OF Paganism
and the dawn Of Christianity "Quo
Vadis," will be the attraction at the
Park June 4th. The Charles Riggs
company OF nearly half hundred peo-
pie, carrying tons of scenery and stage
furniture, will present it. The cast is
the best ever given including Miss Rose
Stillman. The costumes are very beau
tiful and costly. Over $4,000 has been
expended in placing Quo Vadis on the
road for the larger sized cities Of the
west.
| Word comes from Leadville to the ef-
feet that arrangements are being made
for grand three days celebration for
July 4. s and g. The fact that Lead
vile does not do things by halves is made
evident by nearly 5000 being already
subscribed which will be distributed as
prizes. Among the principal features OF
the celebration are band contest, fire
mans tournament, rock drilling, rifle
shoot, races and minor sports during the
day with fireworks, torch light parade,