The daily sentinel., 1900-10-16
Local Ncw..

d. T. Clark, the sheep man. who now
resides IN Denver, was an arrival in
the city today.
James A. Layton, receiver Of the
Montrose land Office was a visitor who
arrived in tho city last night.
For rSale-Household furniture. Ap-
plv at White street between Third and
Fourth, brick house south side.
Mrs Georgia Jones, wife OF tho late
Merritt l.. Jones, left for the home OF
her parents at Whitewater today.
The Adams Pharmacy has full line
OF toilet papers in roll, round or oblong.
together with the fixtures for the same.
The same in fat packages.
Ora Barton came down from Lead
vile last night and is here for the pur-
pose of going out camping and hunting
with a number OF his old friends.
I'D. DeLand was visitor to the city
yesterday. He is boyhood friend and
schoolmate of Fred Mantey, and also
has number OF other friends in this
city.
Quite party of ladies and gentlemen
went to the sugar factory last night.
They were afterward entertained at an
|impromptu luncheon by Mrs. Samuel N
Wheeler.
Halloween has usually been observed
in this city by a number Of private par
ties, but this year everyone will 60 to the
ball at the Armory, to be given by the
Columbine band.
A rather good sized audience greeted
the prohibition speakers at the court
house last night. The speakers were
we'll informed upon the prohibition ques-
tion and pointed out the shortcomings
Of the two older parties.
The board OF directors of the Grand
Valley Irrigation company was in ses-
sion this afternoon. to take action on the
construction OF tho new head gate for
the company. Bids will be doubtless
called for same in few days.
George Ogle, after a four months trip
III tuo NOuIL, Auo hCbdAhou W WHO ivy
Most OF the time during his absence
Mr. Ogle has spent in the City Of Mex
leo. in Old Mexico. and while he enjoyed
his trip very much he says he is glad to
be back in Colorado.
Pure ground spices from selected ma
terials are essential in every household.
Government tests have demonstrated
that nearly all found on the market are
of the Gilpin Langdon packages to be
pure. To be had only ut Adams Phar-
macy.
Happy Cal Wagner, the old time min
strel, at present the travelling represen-
tative OF the Chicago, Milwaukee i St.
Paul railway, WAS a visitor to the Elks
lodge in this city last night. He is
charter member OF No. 4 in Chicsgo, the
fourth ELK lodge to be organized in the
United States.
Sheriff Wallis says that Prof Theo G
Evans was just the nAan thai the other
prisoners were looking for at the state
penDlI6Dtihry. w uou tuoy iouuu tunt
he WAS competent musician they went
wild with delight, as they have small
band over there and they needed a lead
or badly and they imagine that Prot.
Evans will just oil The want.
Manager Charles E Jenkins of the
Electric Light company expects a con-
struction gang to arrive in the city short
ly and make some radical CHANGES in
their main line. One change is to take
the main connecting line, running North
and south at the present time on Sixth
street to the alley just east, between 9th
and 7th streets, running north and
south
W. A. Kennedy on Fruit Ridge grows
an apple that takes old Pennsylvanians
back to their bo> hood days. 1t is
named in Pennsylvania German, "Fol-
dewalder." 1t is large green apple,
very little juice and as mellow as the
banana. 1t is very wholesome, but will
not keep long. 1t is not known whether
any other trees OF the same variety are
in the county. but the product OF the
few trees that Mr. Kennedy has is al
ways in the greatest demand, for those
who know he has them.