The daily sentinel., 1900-08-09
Local News.

on business.
Watermelons are in abundance at the
fruit stands.
Mrs. Joe Cain leaves for Chicago to-
night on visit.
Ed Fist of Pueblo, accompanied by
his wife, is visiting the city.
Judge Theron Stevens left for his
home at Ouray this morning.
Thomas Lowen and family and party
left for Mesa lakes this morning.
A new devise for shoe polishing is
being exhibited on the street corners
today.
There has been fourteen connections
made already to the new sewerage
system in Nistrict No l.
The Progress is now ready for business
and solicits your patronage Give it
trial. Next door to Hardy Bros.
According to Weather Observer Stew
art and all other indications there will
be rain tomorrow. 1t is to be hoped 30.
/ JeEOub oIoehOA IA AAA6Soo
Phillips is back from trip to Salt Lake
City. He will leave for Victor in the
morving.
Midsummer dance and festival at
Wurtz grove, next Sunday, Modern
Woodmen band. Dancing and games OF
all kinds.
A new fruit train is to be put on by
the Rio Grande shortly. j. L. oliver
has guaranteed 10000 boxes Of fruit to
new train.
M. M. Detch, stenographer. left for
Ouray today. Mr.. Detch is anticipating
great time at the Pythian conclave
next week.
The repair work on the Methodist
church has been begun and when it is
finished the building will present much
better appearance.
The annual San Juan excursion to
Salt Lake City will be run on the 18th
inst The rate from this city will be on
ly SO. 90 for the round trip
| Miss Elizabeth Kendel, OF Greeley,
connected with the faculty Of the Sta
Normal school at Greeley is an arrival
10 the city, the guest OF DR.. and Mrs.
George r. Warner.
Mrs. Fred Wolfe, wife OF Conductor
Wolfe was thrown from buggy while
out riding at Gypsum, where the family
has been spending vacation. She was
only slightly injured,
The Turner's will give a grand mid
summer festival at the grove next Sun
day August 18th. Dancing afternoon
aud evening Concert begins at p. m.
Music by the Modern Woodmen band
Additional selling dates Via Colorado
Midland at half rates to all eastern
points Aug 9th Sept. 6 and 20 tor tick
cts and further information call at Mid
land city office. w. R. Peck, city agent.
Mayor Ella has treated himself to
very handsome new rpar spring buggy.
the wheels equipped with rubber tires.
The buggy has an umbrella top and is
altogether a b andsome and natty turn
out.
The delegates to the Woodmen grand
lodge will pass through here next Mon
day night on special train. Some
scheme OF entertainment will be origin
ated for the delegates by the local Wood
men.
Rex Graham, OF this city, who for the
past several months has been in Denver
where he underwent severe operation
a few months ago for abscess OF the bone
OF the right leg, arrived home on visit
today at noon. Mr.. Graham looks
somewhat stouter than when he left
here, but still is compelled to nurse his
ley as yet from the very severe opera
ton of bone scraping to which he was
compelled to submit.
Mrs. James G. Cosgrove has quite a
party OF friends visiting her. Miss
Sadie Riley, niece, accompanied by
Miss Hanna Gibbons from Cleveland,
Ohio; Misses Mamie Rock and Miss
Ella Philbsn OF Denver, employees of
the Denver Dry Goods company. The
Misses Riley and Gibbons are teachers
in the public schools OF Cleveland and
have been touring the west on their
summer vacation, having just come