The daily sentinel., 1900-07-26
Take a look at sweatt's window.

]. G. Glassford has charge OF the Office
OF W. 8. Wallace in his absence.
John Berry of Ogden, an old time res
ident Of this city is a visitor today.
Hon. John F. Shafroth, congressman
from the FIRST congressional district is a
visitor to the city
Mrs. Jerry Nolan, accompanied by
her daughter Miss Rosa Nolan, Of Fruita
we're visiting in the city today.
Another social and dance will be given
at Turner hall Thursday August End by
the ladies OF ST. Joseph's church.
August lst closes the sale on SIS 90
trousers. Get your order in before that
time. j. T. Sweat.
Jack Mahara, OF Mahara minstrel is in
advance of the play called "a Spring
Chicken" which will play in this city
shortly.
Judge Theron Stevens, Of the Seventh
judicial district arrived in the city last
night from Ouray. Judge Stevens was
accompanied to the city by Stenogra-
pher NJ. M. Dstch.
S. l.. Poage returned today from a
| trip to Denver. He was accompanied
home by Mrs Poage, who has been un-
der treatment at st. Joseph's hospital
for several weeks.
A. w. Bailey OF Palisades is visitor
| to the city today. Mr.. Bailey is now
shipping fruit from his ranch, formerly
the Crawford ranch, and will increase
his shipments right along now.
Edward B. T. Spencer, M. A. j. OF Den
yer, of the University of Denver, is Wis.,
itor to the city today trarsacting busi
holds the chair OF Latin at the univer-
sity.
E. Gertrude Sanderson, daughter of
Rev. r. Sanderson. arrived in the city
last night. Miss Sanderson taught
school last year in Lincoln county and
will teach this year at the Columbus
school on Orchard mesa.
P. Simons of Chicago, the travelling
agent of the Hamburg American line OF
steamers, is visitor to the city. The
Deutschland one OF the boats Of the line
represented by Mr.. Simons, recently
broke the record in ocean passage.
DIR. j. L. Walpole has received the
photographs Of the ladies of the Colum-
bine band, taken at Meeker, just at the
time they were about to start on their
return trip from there. They are on
sale at the office OF DR.. Walpole and the
Thompson Jewelry and Music store.
Col. Underwood and wife are visitors
to the city. Col. Underwood was for
merly in the regular army service and is
one could meet, when relating army
reminiscence. He was &C one time in
command at Fort Laramie. Col. Under
wood has been an extensive traveller and
is loyal supporter OF his government at
home and abroad. They are making
some trips through the valley to view the
fruit orchards.
Fred w. Halbour returned by rail to
this city this morning from a visit to
California. Mr.. Halbour left this city
some time ago by wagon for California
believing the trip would do his health
good. He says his judgment about the
wagon trip was good and that that his
health was materially benefited by it.
He was in southern California and spent
some time in the fruit district. He
comes back to Colorado believing more
than ever that Colorado is one of the
best il not the best state in tho union
both for health and wealth.
Ouray is receiving an abundance Of
advertising from her entertainment OF
the Colorado Editorial association. AL.
ready three we'll known state papers
have arrived at this Office containing
more or less lengthy articles on the en-
tertainment afforded by the citizens of
Ouray and the trip to the Camp Bird
mine There are many more to come.
Glenwood Springs never fails to make
the best portion of her reception, that
which is given the editorial fraternity.
Grand junction has never extended
courteous hand to any body Of this kind
1t has Jared most cordially at the hands