The daily sentinel., 1900-07-27
Local News.

Glassford sells window awnings.
Miss Alice Ashby is visiting in the
city.
Born-To Mrs. May Eddins. July "a,
boy.
Mrs. A. L. Gourley returned yesterday
from vieit to her parents at Chanute,
Kansas.
Many people are taking advantage OF
and proAting by Anderson's special sales.
Are your
Gourley ordered of Wilson yesterday
his complete fall line of carpets. rugs,
curtains and art squares.
Keep your eye on the special sale OF
Queensware at the Bargain house next
Saturday.
F. w. Angler, of Denver, travelling
passenger agent OF the Union Pacific ia
in the city.
What is the special sale this week?
Queensware. Where? Bargain House.
When? Saturday.
Another social and dance will be given
at Turner hall Thursday August 2nd by
the ladies' Of st. Joseph's church.
August 1st closes the sale on SIS .0O
trousers. Get your order in before that
time j. T. Sweat.
to this city from Basalt and gone to
housekeeping on South street between
Third and Fourth.
One OF the new engines Of the 300
claso, intended for the Rio Grande Wes-
tere road was overturned at Denver en-.
route here on account OF striking light
rail.
Fred Webb one of the Denver & Rio
Grande messengers running in here and
who has been in the hospital for some
time owing to blood poisoning, is some
what better.
1t is violation of the city ordinance
to throw paper or litter of any kind into
the streets, yet it is done everyday and
each morning Main street looks as il it
had been through the agony ofa coun-
try fair.
Floods in Kansas in July--thousands
OF dollars damage done. The sun1ower
state usually reports hot winds and
parched fields this season of the year.
But then Kansas has always been full OF
surprises.
20 do lo hosrn
at the beet factory OF the Colorado Su-
gar manufacturing company. There
are quite few men at work, brighten
ing up machinery and attending to de-
tail work.
The Rube parade by the 81 Perkins
band todsy was very unique spectacle.
The Rube parade has been given here
before and OF course the people were
next to tho combination. The band of
the 81 Perkins company is an extraordi-
narily good one and the people enjoy the
music very much.
DR.. l.. +. Ingersol who has been at
the outing camp at Muckawanago. ar
rived home yesterday. DR.. Ingersoll
says that Muckawanago is one OF the
most restful and health iuvigorating
spots ON this side OF the range.' DR.. In
gersoll will return there in 4 few days
for another short visit during the heated
spell.
Judge John L. Gray, former we'll
known citizen Of Grand Junction, now
located at Meeker, writes The Sentinel
that that section OF the country is hav-
ing more thar its share of tourist travel
the present year. The fishing is good
and the hunting later on will be better E.
Judge Gray is pleasantly anticipating a
visit from an older brother from North
Carolina.
E., d. Cooper, who has been the means
of eehding a great many people into this
state the present season, as the excur-
sion agent of the Rock Island railway,
was an arrival over the narrow gauge
last night. Mr.. Cooper has delivered
many lectures on the Cliff Dwellers and
their people. Last year he spoke sixty
eight times in the city of Chicago alone
Mr.. Cooper feels somewhat at home in
this city, knowing quite few people
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