The daily sentinel., 1900-07-30
Local News.

Glassford sells window awnings.
Mrs. Frank Sears is seriously sick.
Several big cave ins were discovered
at points on Main street yesterday.
Tickets for the blay tomorrow night
"a Spring Chicken" are 25. so and 10
cents.
Mrs. JEFF Smith has returned from a
three weeks visit to Ogden and Salt
Lake City.
What is the special sale this week ?
Queensware. WhereH Bargain House.
Whenr Saturday.
A. E. Walker stopped over in this
city Saturday evening, enroute to Salt
Lake from Chicago.
The Progress is now ready for business
and solicits your patronage Give it a
trial. Next door to Hardy Bros.
Another social and dance will be given
at Turner hall Thursday August 2nd by
tho ladies of St. Joseph's church.
Mrs. ]. q. Rumssy and child and Mrs.
Rumsey's sister have gone to Minturn
for the remainder OF the summer.
James Willard after al absence OF a
year and half from the city. returned
Saturday. He has been in Irdiana.
August lst closes the sale on So 90
trousers. Get your order in before that
time. j. T. Swestt.
J.,a. T,avtop rocoivsr of tho land
Office at Montrose, arrived in the city
yesterday and has remained over today.
Set of cups and saucers that were 65
cents, now 40; set OF plates that were 65
cents, now 40. Bargain House tomor-
row.
DR.. e. L. Bower, Of Gutherie Centre,
Iowa is in the county looking over the
orchards. He may decide to become
a resident here.
What advantage is there in special
salef The customer gets goods much
cheaper that day and the merchant sells
mere goods. Wheref Bargain house.
Some choice stock OF Belgian hares
may Row be had at reasonable prices at
'"Victoria Rabbitry," corner 9th and Gun
nison. Call at the Rabbitry or see 1. A.
Moon at the Fair store
Commissioner Gates is working on the
south side of Main street between Fifth
and Sixth streets, placing same in shape
for the e-practice work OF the hose team
to contest in the sports in this city
Peach week.
The returns on the last peaches sent
out were not as gratifying. as the or
chardists expected. The cause was that
the fruit came in competition with the
big free stone varieties from California,
which are earlier than are our peaches
here.
Seven hundred trains Of all classes
came in and went out from the Union
depot in this city last month. When
you consider that this is an average OF
over twenty three trains day. the i'm
portance OF this city as traffic point
can readily be seen.
w. Il. Comstock OF Denver, represent
ing Fort & Co., Wholesale product, fruit
and vegetable commission merchants, is
in the city. Fort & Go. probably re-
ceive the largest consignments OF fruits
and vegetables of any house in Denver
and >Mr. Comstock is here to secure
fruit consignments. He will remain
here for some time transacting business
for hia compapv
All the members of the Gymnasium
classes OF the Turner society are hereby
asked to be at the Turn Halle on tonight
Monday and Tuesday to begin plac-
ticing for the exhibition ut the Peach
Day and County Fair festival at which
occasion prizes will be awarded to every
one participating. Practice hours girls
8 p. M; ladies p. NJ Monday and
Thursday. Boys class att p. jun
iors and actives at 8 p m. Tuesday and
Friday. VIM. Wilhelmy, Secty.
A telegram was received this morning
by acting cashier, D. T. Stone, Of the
Mesa county bank, from Orson Adams
Jr. cashier OF the bank, who has been
touring Europe and visiting the Paris ex-
position saying, that they had arrived
home safely at New York Sunday. The