The daily sentinel., 1900-06-19
Local News.

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Sheriff Wallis was passenger west on
No. 8 last night.
Robuck has got carload of now goods
just in. See them.
Edgar Currie was a passenger to Pali-
sade this morning.
Hon. John c. Bell left for his home
in Montrose this morning.
G. 8. Ysuger, of Denver, editor OF The
Irrigation Era, is in the city today.
Call at The Sentinel office and exam
inc wedding Bells" Mr.. Pabors poem.
j S. Kent will leave today for Salt
Lake city, for visit with his daughter.
Five grood second hand sewing ma
chimes for sale cheap at-Singer office.
II you want anything in the way Of
second hand goods call and see Robuck.
Julius Aicheles, Of Denver, clerk in
Justice Mullins court is visiting the city
today.
A. r. Wadsworth & Son are having
two handsome signs painted Of their
windows.
A copy Of Mr.. W. Z. Pabor's wedding
Bell" can be purchased at The Daily
Sentinel Office.
Mrs. Warner, wife OF DR.. Geo. r.
Warner, has been quite seriously i'll for
the past week,
Miss Edna Graham who has been on a
visit tn her brother Rex in the Denver
hospital arrived home over the Midland
last night.
The ladies OF st Joseph's chursh will
give an ice cream social at Turner Hall
on the evening OF Thursday the 2Ist.
Dancing from 9 to IL.
Mr.. A. A. Burke manager Of the Un-
ion Depot Telegraph office left last
night for an extended visit in the east,
Canada being tho objective point.
Merchants and storekeepers are viola
ting the ordinance which forbids the
throwing of paper and refuse from their
stores into the streets. This morning
Main street looked like some back alley
in down town district in a large city.
Nothing destroys the beauty Of 4 street
to such an extent, a. throwing Of litter
thereon.
J. w. Dodgion has placed ON e1hibi-
tions in the Haskell drug store window
what is evidently a petrified knife.
The place where the iron or steel 10 COW
cred shows plainly and the handle is plain
and distinct. He found it on Pinon
mesa. whore il has evidently lain for q
long period. 1t 10 now piece Of stone
perfectly formed, but having the origin
al outline Of the knife or dagger.
A whole lot of people know Elmer E.
Hoffman, the travelling passenger agent
of the Missouri Pacific. Thoss who
don't know him should, for he is geniali-
ty itself. He is as good hearted - he 10
large and they have a special Pullman
car for his benefit when he travels on
his own line. He is here today. looking
about for business. He has been to
Glenwood Springs for the past few days
endeavoring to cool of. He went to
tuo WIOu8 piuCo. Ao A1 ~ eHo sA8As
place now as Grand Junction is q real
summer resort.
The third number OF Pabor's drops
of Ink" came to US this week With full
page, spring face. every day IL be Sunday
impression Of our friend Bunting Of the
Grand Junction Sentinel, sdorning the
front page. The picture has an ingenu
GUS, innocent, next-to-purs- reading mat
ter expression, which. of course, the fra
ternity is not expected to recognise, a.
whom the plate was exposed, hs was
probably looking toward the presidency
Of the association The descriptive
matter presents = better picture Of
Neighbor Bunting. His energy il not
ephemeral. 1t is enduring and sontagi-
GUS, and his stay -with-it faculty j. ab.
normal, to which his contemporaries can
sorrowfully testify. Bunting is never
inactive and Grand junction owes no
little to the perseverance, and vigor Of
The Sentinel ia constantly promoting
the interests Of its community whore
competition is clsse and business closer
The Sentinel and success should be syn.
onymous, for We know that Bunting 10
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