The daily sentinel., 1900-10-15
Local News.

She answered, yes, ana sure rs iae
They've fused.
G.. a. Arthur and son Rex left last
night for Denver.
The flower of the fall, the chrysanthe-
mum. is now in its full glory.
Senator Henry NJ. Teller and Hon.
John G. Bell speak at Montrose tonight.
A special train took the "a Black
Sheep" troupe to Aspen Sunday morn
ing
The pay car OF the Rio 0rande road
is paying of the hands in this city to-
day.
Bishop Abel Leonard OF Salt Lake, OF
the Episcopal diocese Of Utah is in the
city.
DR.. Bull has ya.cinated quite large
number of the children at Teller Insti-
tute.
Herman, the magician, will be the
next attraction at the Park Opera
house.
The finest crop OF sugar beets ever
raised in Mesa county are now being
harvested.
Mrs. Omie Jennings of Denver is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs o. s. Ram
say of this city.
The North Fork Times has Topped in
to the republican column since the
death of its editor
At the Park opera house Saturday
night the "a Black Sheep" company
played to a crowded house.
Leonard q. Willett OF Salt Lake City
formerly in the newspaper business in
Idaho, waa visitor to the city this
morning
The big pile driver was being used
Saturday at the new Bonnell building
for the purpose Of securing good foun-
dation for the new structure.
Senator Wolcott will tell the people OF
Glenwood Friday night just how to vote
and all about the way Gov. Thomas has
run the affairs OF the state during his
administration.
The Knights Of Pythias order turned
out in body yesterday afternoon to at
tend the funeral services OF Frank h.
Rich, who was prominent member OF
that organization.
j. A, Munson, OF the Thompson Jew
elry & Music company, left for his old
home in Ainsworth, Nebraska, last night
to take charge OF the shipment OF his
furniture to this city.
The prisoners that were sentenced by
Judge Theron Stevens at the last term
of the district court we're taken Sunday
morning to the state prison and reforma-
tory by Sheriff Charles S. Wallis.
G. A. Smith OF the Lay & Gsrst com
pany store, will 60 to Denver tonight to
purchase goods for the store. Mr.. Smith
will be absent several days and may e1-
tend his business visit as far east as
Chicago.
George Gordon, the we'll known co.
gineer on the Rio Grande with his fam
lily returned to this city today after an
extended eastern trip which took them
to Novo Seotio and points in the eastern
coast states. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon re-
port most pleasant time while absent
on their visit to their former homes.
Sam 7. Wallace, a nephew of Mr.. W.
s. Wallace of this city, accompanied by
his wife, arrived in this city today over
the narrow gauge and are guests at the
Wallace home at the corner OF Eleventh
and Rood streets. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
are residents OF Bloomfield, Iowa, and
are taking bridal tour OF several weeks
to points OF interest in the west.
Orson Adams Of Grand Junction, re-
publican candidate for state treasurer,
came to Denver yesterday and is regis
tered at the Brown Palace hotel. He
says the situation on the western slope
looks brighter every day for the repub bill
cans and that because OF the fact that
the western slope WAS given no represen-
tatien on the fusion ticket even more fu
sion votes are lost than would be in the
natural course Of events. He is very
confident that Mesa county as well as
several other counties in that particular
part of the state will roll up republican