The daily sentinel., 1900-09-26
Local News.

]. w. OLIVER, the big orehardist is
down from Palisades today.
Court Stenographer Detch and wife
returned last night from Denver.
The republican county convention
will convene in this city tomorrow.
Your name printed on the finest of la
dies fancy stationery at this office.
Have you seen those French Flannels
at The Lay & Garst companys' store.
Joseph Beiser is in from his ranch and
is living with his son -in-law Charles W.
Bowman.
Wanted-Men for Saw-mill work; ap-
ply to Gowen Arnold Lumber Co. Cor.
7th and South street.
Senator Teller and wife who arrived
in the city yesterday went to the ranch
this morning, north OF the city.
Save rent by buying house on the in
stallment plan.-5 roem house for sale
cheap. Ramey Bros, Agents.
The dance Saturday will probably be
the most largely attended affair of the
kind ever given in tho city. 1t should
be.
Miss M. E. Pease OF Boston is visiting
with her brother Capt. w. A. Pease.
They are guests OF Mr.. Phillips today on
a trip to the Book Cliffs.
James 8. Kent. who has been serious
ly ill for the past several weeks is no
better. He lapsed into Inconsistencies
a few days ago and is gradully sinking.
His children are all with him.
Go to the grand celebration Of German
day at the Turner hall on the date OF the
eighth anniversary of the Turn Verein
in this city. Next Tuesday. October 2.
A grand ball will follow the exhibition
of the gymnasium classes Admission
% cents each.
Tomorrow night after the meeting Of
the republican county convention there
will be organized republican campaign
club. The club will be addressed at the
meeting for organization by Hon. Earl
M. Cranston, OF Denver and Henry w.
Rosa, republican candidate for district
attorney.
Robert Wheeler. nephew of Samuel
N. Wheeler, passed through this city
last night, su route home from the Phil
ippines, where he has spent the past
year in the service Of his country. He
joined the regular army at Leavenworth,
Kansas He came home on account OF
severe illness.
1t is pretty generally conceded that
A r. Wells, will be the candidate for
representative on the republican ticket
tomorrow. There are soma who say that
Mr.. Newton has bee in his bonnet for
representative, but doubtless he will
have to be turned down in the interest
of strong ticket.
Quincy Huling AID son, of OHIO. old
time friends Of Mrs. M. Forry and Judge
Walter s. Sullivan, are visiting in the
city. Mr.. Huling is in Colorado seeking a
good winter climate. He will find none
better than the Grand valley possesses,
even although at the present time the
weather is unsettled.
Mr.. and Mrs D. r. Crosby arrived
home last night from Denver. They at
once went to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Miller, north OF this city where
they will be guests for few days. Mr..
Crosby is receiving today the congratu-
lations OF his many business friends on
his recent marriage.
big cave in on the new sewer work
occurred Monday night and yesterday
on the division line OF the first and &c.
cond districts between the alley on the
south side OF Main street and the alley
above Main between Sixth and Seventh
streets 1t looks very much as il the
fill in had not been properly settled by
the contractor.
guitar and mandolin club has been
formed in the city consisting of eight
young ladies and gentlemen The club
will be under the instruction of Prof
s. NJ. Boyer. The following ladies and
gentlemen compose the club-Misses
Grace Longshore Eloise and Madora
Anderson and Agnes Whitley. The gen.
tIomor Moaoro To I'd uall Hickman Gao