The daily sentinel., 1900-07-20
Local News.
ssford sells window awnings

A large consignment of China ware ar
rived today at the Bargain House.
Canon City is making great prepara-
ton to celebrate Labor Day this year.
Advertising fans at Gourley's furni-
ture store went like "hot cakes" this fore
noon.
Howard T. Wells left last night for
Salt Lake on a combined business and
pleasure trip.
John M. Conley is taking short va
cation which he will spend IN the San
Juan country.
John F. Campion and j. r. McKinnie.
OF Colorado Springs, are distinguished
visitors to the city.
Buy your tickets for the road races at
Glenwood Springs of City Agent Peck
Of the Colorado Midland.
The two days horse show at Colorado
Springs in September will attract the
sportsmen OF the state to that city.
A large crowd of Grand Junction peo-
Pile are making arrangements to take in
tho road races at Glenwood Sunday
District Attorney Samuel G. McMul-
lin returned last night from Glenwood
Springs where he had been on legal bus
iness
the best known and most popular travel
ing men on the road was in the city yes
terday.
Business 10 increasing in railroad cir
clss to such an extent that three new
mon were added to the repair track OF
the G. & X. G.
Mr.. W. F. Knap, managing salesman
for the Norman Lichty Mfg. company,
of Des Moines, Iowa, WAS in the city on
business today.
Judge and Mrs. A. E. Pattison Of
Denver arrived yesterday from Telluride
and are the guests OF Rev. and Mrs.
Dwight s. Bayley.
In some parts Of the country it is said
that grasshoppers have attacked the al
falfa fields and are raising Ned with the
second crop that is coming on.
Mr.. j. G. johnson OF Colorado Springs
is in the city looking after the prelimi
nary work OF the new hotel that is to be
erected on the sight of the Brunswick
This is the season Of forest free and
throughout the entire mountain region
fires are numerous and in many places
considerable damage ia being done to
timber.
The street parade of Prof. Gentry's
Dog and Pony show today was the draw
ing card for the children. The evening
entertainment begins promptly at
o'clock.
The express cars out Of the city these
days are loaded down with fruit boxes.
Lots of the incest fruit is shipped TO the
San Juan where the shippers realize a
good price.
Refrigerators, ice-eream freezers, wa
ter coolers regardless Of price at the Bar
gain House Saturday. We must close
these goods out to make room for new
goods ON the way.
Hayden Green, superintendent OF the
baggage room at the Union depot, has
returned from a very pleasant trip to
Glenwood and Aspen. He appears to
have been benefited considerably by the
vacation.
This year the Flower Carnival at Col
orsdo Springs will be held on August
23 and oath. Committees have been ap-
pointed and the eitizeus OF the gem OF
the state" propose to have one Of the fin
est flower shows ever held in the west.
Judge M. A. Stone Of Leadville. who
was probably one of the best known at
torneys in the state, died IN that city a
day or two ago. He came to Colorado
in the early days and was Virginian by
birth Judge Stone was 66 years old at
the time of his death.
Arthur Canaan, Of the Orson Adams
drug store, left today for his former
home in Denver. During his residence
in this city Mr.. Canan has gained host
OF friends who note his departure with
regret. After spending short time in
Denver, Mr. Canan will go to Pittsburg
for an extended stay. Wherever he may