The daily sentinel., 1900-10-20
Local News Itqms Of I3terQst~

j L.. Peel of Colorado Springs Is q
visitor in the city.
G.J. Carpenter Of Fruita is in the city
today on business.
The Indications today are for snow or
a storm of some kind.
Lost-A boys dark blue coat with
sailor collar. Leave at this office.
As the holiday 8, ason approaches .
mum Der OF marriages are on the tapie.
Mrs. Mary Matthias who has been seri-
ously i'll with typhoid fever is improving
rapidly.
+ 80. 90 to De Beque and return via the
Colorado Midland Railway November L,
and 3rd.
George w. Knowles, a former well
known citizen, arrived this morning
from the west.
1t is said that Orson Adams makes a
very pretty campaign spell, for a novice
at the business.
h. T. Hall, clerk at the Alamo hotel
in Colorodo Springs, is spending few
days in the city.
The temperature fell considerably this
morning and an even lower temperature
is promised for tonight.
1t is time the high school eleven is do
ing rome good practising for the football
game on Thanksgiving
81. 90 to DeBeque and return via the
Colorado Midland Railway for the lion
hunt Nov. l, 2, and 3rd.
Henry Stark of Divide, Nebraska, has
purchased the Otto place northwest Of
the city, 20 acr ss for S2500.
The Modern Woodmen band will rem
der concert program tonight at the
corner Of Fourth and Main street.
s. Frank Brink returned home from
Denver today. Mr.. Brink has been as
far east a. Omaha, where he sold some
cattle.
G. w. Lyon, of Salt Lake city will
preach tomorrow both morning and
evening at St. Mathews Episcopal
church.
Horace T. DeLone sold for George W.
Melton, to Harry e. Jones, lots 2l-22 in
block 81, consideration private. A spot
cash deal.
Harley Samuels who has spent the
past three weeks in this city, will leave
on the narrow gauge tomorrow morning
for, Ouray.
Charles w. Haskell is home from a
surveying trip to the Grand Mesa He
says ice forms there every night almost
II half inch thick.
s. V. Shanklin, of Rangley, who sc
his fathers remains back to
their last resting place arrived in this
city on his way home last night.
e. N. Howlette will remove in few
days from their pleasant home on Rood
street to the new house being erected by
W. K. Bevier on White between Second
and Third streets.
Dt. Will Brown and his sister Miss
Cora Brown, brother and sister Of Mrs.
George e. Haskell, left for their home in
Elgin, Illinois, this morning over the
narrow gauge, after spending several
weeks very pleasantly in this city.
A fine audience attended the meeting
at the Nj E. church last evening and
listened to the able address OF Chancel-
lor Buchtel of the Denver University
The university has larger attendance
io all departments than ever before in
its history.
Pure ground spices from selected ma
terials are essential in every household.
tests have demonstrated
that nearly all found on the market are
We guarantee the conte Its
OF the Gilpin Langdon packages to be
pure. To be had only at Adams Phar-
macy.
The first meeting Of the Art League
this year WAS held this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. A. r. Sampliner. The
program was devoted to the French Art.
A number of papers were read, followed
by general discussion. After the busi-
ness OF the afternoon had been transact
ed the members of ths League and their
visiting friends, were treated to very
agreeable surprise in the way of dainty