The daily sentinel., 1900-09-21
Local News.

in this city.
Have you seen those French Flannels
at The Lay & Garst companys' store.
Orson Adams. Jr., cashier of the Mesa
county state bank, left for Denver last
| night.
W. W. Frasier OF Denver, travelling
solicitor for the Colorado Telephone Co.,
was visitor to the local Office yester-
day
TeleQrams from Denver to citizens an
nounce that the Stevens Gerry trial is
still on, the testimony not having been
concluded.
Miss May st. Clair, of Efingham, Ill.
is the guest of her sister Mrs. D. X. Tor
rance, Master Barnette Napier is also
visiting his aunt.
E.. Carter, the general agent for the
state, of the Fidelity Savings Assoc ia
ton, is home from Leadville where he
went yesterday.
There will be a reunion OF the old vet
Grams Of the civil conflict at Hotchkiss'
Sept. 25, 26 and 9th. The Rio Grande
offers ono rare for the round trip.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Alkire
this morning beautiful baby girl. Mr..
Alkire is bubbling over with happiness,
on account Of this new acquisition to his
household.
Rev. A. 8. Bush OF Denver. state sup
erintendent of Sunday school work OF
the Congregational church, who has
been in the city the past few days left
for New Castle today.
Horace T. DeLong was appointed
member of a committee at the session OF
the grand lodge Of Masons in Denver, to
formulate plans for the building OF
Masonic home in that city.
Mr.. @. e. Richardson, wife and two
children from Jefferson, Iowa, arrived In
the city yesterday and will make this
place their future home. They are loca-
ted in the residence on the corner OF
Eighth and Main streets.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank T. Bayley Of
Denver, parents OF Rev. Dwight 8. Bay
ley, are in the city. They came to be
present at the ordination service which
took place last night, and will remain
here until Tuesday of next week.
DR.. L. F. Ingersoll returned home last
night from Denver, where he has been
for the past week or more. Part OF bis
vacation for the benefit OF his health was
spent at Delta with an old medical
friend. DR.. Ingersoll says he feels i'm
proved in health.
In the course OF few weeks Mr..
Charles Jenkins, who was formerly res
ident of this city and who for a number
Of years past has had charge of the cleo
trio light plant at Blackhawk, will as.
sumo charge OF the plant in this city,
vice 9. g. Bentley. Mr.. Bentley is
taken from here to assume charge OF the
plant at Trinidad. The many friends OF
Mr.. Bentley will regret his removal but
will be glad with him that it is to
larger field. At the same time the old
friends of Mr. Jenkins will be glad to
welcome him back to this city, where he
learned the electric light business sever
al years ago. The change will take
place shortly.
At the home OF George G. Bateman,
manager OF the city water works. at
o'clock yesterday morning. David X.
Crosby, prominent business man OF
Grand Junction, and Miss Olive Bate
man, OF Munroe, Iowa, were united in
marriage. For number OF years the
bride has been one OF the public school
teachers of Grand Junction and is
neice of Mr.. Bateman. The house was
artihcially lighted, the profuse and
beautiful decorations Of palms and flow
ers producing pleasing effect. The
ring ceremony OF the Presbyterian
church was performed by Rev. e. A.
Bess, littls Gilbert Bateman being the
ring bearer. 1t was one of the prsttiest
weddings in the history Of tho city.
every thing being in keeping with quiet
Joy of the occasion. After the ceremony
an elaborate wedding breakfast was
served, after which the bride and groom
left on the Rio Grande for Denver,
They will be at home to their friends in
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