The daily sentinel., 1900-09-11

The F. B. corsetts are the best. The
Fashion sells them.
Mrs Sam Waldrop has gone to Glen
wood to visit with friends.
Conductor Moore and family of Colo
RADIO Springs is in the city.
Mrs. Strayer OF Ouray, mother of Mrs.
A r. Sampliner is in the city.
There is the usual supply Of the lame,
and blind on the street corners today.
Miss Fannie Roberts is clerking at the
Lay & Garst store this week.
The Fashion for fashionable millinery,
dry goods and novelties.
Miss Pearl Bannister is behind the
counter at the B. I. Napier store this
week.
One of the prettiest windows on Main
street is that OF the Boston Candy Kit
chen.
Miss Florence Fay ..came all the way
from the La Sal to enjoy the festivities
Of Peach week.
Thomas Allison OF Moab, Utah, e
brother OF Mr.. Ed Allison a well known
Rio Grande engineef, is in the city.
Come in and see our fall suitings. We
have the very latest things
The Fashion.
Mrs h. M. Darrow and daughter,
Nora. OF Moab, are visitors in the city.
Mrs. Darrow is the mother OF Mrs. l. e i.
Caldwell.
John Brown, Jerry Hatch, Chris Tay-
lor and Phip Kraut, are prominent citi-
zens and cattlemsn in the city from
Moab.
Charles F. Painter, Of Telluride, pro-
prietor of the Telluride Journal is in the
city today, watching the changing pano-
rama of Peach week.
Chas. Bennett, formerly OF this city
but now with the Dutton Merchantile
company, Of Ouray. is visitor. Mr..
Bennett was formerly assistant postmas-
ter under the Shores postmastership.
Willett Barton, formerly Of this city
now of Lsadville, was an arrival yester
day. Mr.. Barton was leader Of what ia
now the Modern Woodmen band previous
to going to Leadville. where he now has
a we'll organized baud.
Oliver Dean, formerly stenographer
for Samuel g. McMuilln, but now law
clerk with Judge Story at Ouray, where
he is also studying law WAS among the
arrivals last night and is shaking hands
with friends today.
j. N. Corbln OF Moab, Utah, editor OF
the nj Moab Times is one Of the visitors to
the city. Mr.. Corbin is on his way to
Colorado Springs and other points on
the other side of the range to do some
work for the mineral outlook Of the La
Sal region.
The Rocky Mountain News contains a
cock and bull story this morning about
the manner in which the Gerry followers
camped all night in front of the door of
the secretary of states office to file their
certificate OF nomination first. The ar
LlCIe r0dO6 6b IL SOLlo Oue udO b06u Juo
reporter with five dollar William.
Mre. Cora May Miller, one OF the corps
OF public school teachers for the ensuing
term is bask from her vacation, spent
mainly at her old home at Terre Haute,
Indiana. During her absence Mrs. Mil
ler suffered from very severe attack OF
peritonitis, and she is still weak from
her long illness. Mrs. Miller has OBJ
tanned temporary leave of absence and
will go to the coast where she hopes to
regain her strength sufficiently to as
sumo her duties in another month.
The Leadville Drum Corps which al
ways secures the best flavor of the Peach
Day celebration, arrived in the city last
night at midnight and proceeded to
make Rome howl from the time OF
their arrival until the early hours OF the
morning. They paraded the streets
and had good time very much to them
selves. Sleep, however, cuts little fig
ure with the Leadville boys. they don't
expect much sleep and they don't disap
point themselves much. They are a
jolly outfit and pleasant young fellows
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