The daily sentinel., 1900-08-06
Local News.

Mrs. Guy Bedwell is at Muckawanago
DR.. w. Capps made flying trip to
DeBeque Sunday morning.
W. II. Bannister won't out to his ranch
Sunday MOI ming, at Palisade.
Mrs. A. r. Wadsworth who has been
at Muckawanago is home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. P. holland spent
Saturday night and Sunday at Glenwood
Springs.
A. G. Newton came home Sunday
night from visit to Norrie of two days
duration.
II you are in the market for refrigera-
tors, wait until Anderson's special sale
next Saturday.
II you are in the market for hammocks
wait until Saturday for Anderson's spe-
cial bargain sale.
DR.. Ingersoll, who has been spending
the past few days at Muckawanago re-
turned home last night.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor William
Story was in the city last night. He
went west to Salt Lake City.
The Progress is now ready for business
and solicits your patronage. Give it a
trial. Next door to Hardy Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel N. Wheeler and
children arrived home last night from
two weeks outing at Muckawapago.
August 1st closes the sale on So 90
trousers. Get your order in before that
time. j. 7. Sweat.
The prettiest go-carts will go at sur
prisingly low prices next Saturday at
the special sale at the Bargain House.
The band concert Saturday night at
tracted a great crowd of people to Main
street. The concert was an especially
lively one.
What will the special sale at Ander-
sons Bargain house be next Saturday
hanmocks, water coolers, reirigerators
and go.carts.
A. F. Nettles and hsother were arri-
walls in the city today from California.
Mr.. Nettles formerly WAS employed on
this paper. The gentlemen are travel
ing EASTWARD.
We know you want cool water 80 we
are going to make great reduction in
price OF water coolers which will enable
you to purchase one Saturday, at the
Bargain House
Among the other Grand Junction visi-
tors t. Glenwood Springs Sunday were
Mr.. W.T.. Dowery and son, Rufus M.
Horn. DR.. j. l.. Walpole, Frank Il.
Haskell, and w. g. Connolly and fam
lily.
The Sentinel published today the con-
stitutional amendment proposed and
which will be voted on at the coming
fall election. The publication is author
lied by Secretary OF State Elmer K.
Beckwith
Ed X. Gaylord, of Cripple Creek, for
merly resident Of this city, is a visitor
to the city. MIR. Gaylord is at present
holding the position of district clerk in
viz Jul VII JuuiCiai uinltiCt AT SIipPle
Creek, for Teller county.
One of the young Norman evangelists,
Elder Gee. who has been preaching on
the streets twice week here for some
little time. is called on a mission else
where. Elder Gee was an earnest and
sincere public speaker with more than
ordinary ability. HIS friends will wish
him plenty OF good luck in his new
field. Another elder takes his place
here.
d. M. Campbell, of Denver, accom-
panied by his wife was an arrival in the
city this morning from the west and left
over the narrow gauge for Ouray. Mr..
Campbell, is the attorney general of the
state. AT the present time he is a
much wanted man in Denver to pass up
on the merits Of the case in which State
Auditor Temple refuses to pay Judge
Peter l.. Palmer, one Of the district
judges OF Arapahoe county, his salary
for the month OF July, because he has
had protest filed against such payment
by the Post of Denver. The reason for
filing the protest against the payment of
the salary il that he has permitted the