The daily sentinel., 1900-06-08
Local News Items.
Glassford sells window awnings.

for Delta.
George Il. Haskell. druggist is home
from business trip to Denver.
The delegation IN the state democratic
con invention will return tomorrow morn
ing
Mrs. Charles W. Rumble will leave to-
morrow for visit to friends in Ft.
Scott.
into their new home on west Main
street.
Aldermen Barton and Covey left last
night for Denver to secure the pump for
the city water works.
Prof. Clynn Smith OF the public
schools OF this city will leave shortly for
an extended eastern trip.
j. M. Sampliner arrived home this
morning over the Midland from attend
ance at the state democratic convention.
G. Norton Cox entertained a large
number OF friends last evening at the
home Of his parents on Orchard Mesa.
II. G. Bull OF Cameron, Mo-. brother OF
DR.. H. Il. Bull, arrived yesterday morn
ing and wll spend the summer In this
city.
The ever genial Mr.. Richards repre-
senting the Shilling Il Co. OF San Fran
cisco ia punctually circulating around
town again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Borschell will leave
visit to their old home ana friends at
Lincoln. Nebr.
G. II, Springer OF Denver, general
agent OF the Fidelity Savings associa-
tion. ia in the city visiting his agents,
Delaplnin Il Crosby.
Competent young lady wants house
work. Wages 50 u week. No washing
or ironing. viii work in bakery also.
Enquire ut Sentinel office.
John 8. Charlton arrived home over
the broad guage OF the Rio Grande
this morning from Denver, whore he was
n delegate at the state convention.
Miss Lena Bull. sister OF DR.. Bull, who
has been ono OF the corps Of public
school teachers of this city for the past
year. leaves Sunday evening for visit
to her old home In Cameron, Mo.
O. holland represented the Mesa
county delegation on the committee OF
ci edentials, This comniittee was In sess-
ion all Thursday and up until two
o'clock this morning.
Werner Y. Reed, OF Colorado Springs,
who very recently purchased the Bruins
wick hotel property, in conversation with
u Grand Junction gentlemen said that,
he would make visit to this city very
shortly and would possibly make some
important changes In his property,
James d. Hunter WAS placed before
the democratic state convention yester-
day. AS candidate for the honor OF rep
resenta ting the state at the National
democratic convention at kansas City.
His name WAS placed before the conven-
tion by Samuel q, McMullin, He re-
ceived 1855 votes,
Yesterday afternoon while Mrs, Henry
w. Ross was calling ut the home Of Mrs.
J. NJ, Sampliner. her little son, Edmund,
was bitten twice by Wano, a valuable
Irish setter belonging to A, X. Sampli-
ner A physician was summoned but
he pronounced the wounds nothing dan-
serous. Although Dir. Sampliner valued
the dog very highly. he ut once notified
the marshal aud had him shot
Henry Suesa, OF Denver, the general
agent OF the Anheuser- Busch Brewing
association OF st. Louis, who recently
wrote letter 20 Mayor Wendell p. Ella
regarding the erection OF large cold
storage warehouse aud ice plant told the
writer while in Denver that the plans
and specifications for the plant were all
in readiness to begin work. All that
WAS now necessary was for the citizens
OF Grand Junction to show disposition
to aid somewhat in the enterprise by
taking halt OF the stock in the concern,
Mi. Suess was very enthusiastic over
the possibilities as a profit maker OF n
plsrt of that kind and said that no per
sou or investor need be in the least
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