The daily sentinel., 1900-09-20
Local News.

walter HOW0re leIt on NO. & tnl6 morn
ing for Minturn.
A. G. Newton, A. G. Wells, and Post
master Edwin Price arrived home today
from Cripple Creek.
Wanted-A competent girl to do gen.
eral housework in family Of two. In
quire of Mrs. w. 8. Wallace.
D.T Stone returned home from Mise
ouri today where he has been for some
time on visit to his family.
William Dittman OF the Plateau coun :
try returned home today from the re-
publican county convention.
Wanted-Girl for general housework
good wages; work light; inquire at
Mrs. Brainerd's on east White street.
G. P. Noland arrived home today at
noon from Denver, where he went on
business connected with the judicial
contest.
The streets Of this city should have q
good and thorough overhauling before
winter sets in, or they will be in bad
condition.
Walter L. Mulkey, assistant postmas-
ter, accompanied by his wife and child
rem, will leave tonight for Denver to
spend short vacation.
DR.. Worthington, magnetic healer,
cures all manner Of diseases without
medicine. Consultation free. Corner
Fourth and White streets.
A strong effort is being made by the
ladies' OF the Presbyterian church to
have tho carpet laid in the church and
be all ready for service next Sunday.
T. P. Bunnell will erect tho business
block on Main street between Third and
Fourth, instead Of A. N. Anderson as
was announced in this paper yesterday
Clifford Lamb, after spending nearly
two weeks in the city visiting with
friends, left for Leadville last night
where he is employed in one Of the lead
ing furniture stores.
MI. j. A. Turner of Texas brother Of
Mrs. Frank Monehan, Of this city, and
who is superintendent of the Gulf, Beau
mont and Kansas City railroad, was ser
iously injured in the late Galveston dis
aster.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gordon and son
Graham, leave tonight for Truro, Nova
Scotio. Mrs. Gordons aged mother re-
siding there is quite i'll and she goes to
be with her. They will go via Boston
and will be gone for some little time.
Manager Cox says that he will begin
calling in beets for use at the factory
the latter part of this week or the begin
ming of next. This is great deal earlier
than the beets were called for last year,
but they are of such size and apparent
ripeness that they are now ready to cut
and grind.
Testimony in the Stevens Gerry con-
test in Judge LeFevre's court in Denver
was not concluded up until today. Only
tho witnesses for the plaintiff in the
cause had been heard and all of Judge
SLoVoub Wituocooo Woto yot W oo ucdEu
last night. The case may continue for
several days yet.
The new Presbyterian church at the
corner of Sixth and White streets will
be dedicated next Sunday afternoon.
The services will be held at o'clock
and will be in charge of Rev. T. G.
Kirkwood, D. D., the synodical mission
ary Of the Presbyterian church Of Colo
RADIO. The morning service will be the
communion and the evening will be de-
voted to a special song service. There
will be special music at all the servic es
throughout the day.
Rev. Samuel l. Ward from Emporia,
Kansas, ie in the city for a two weeks
visit with his brother Rev. @. e. b.
Ward, pastor of the First Presbyt terian
church OF this city. Rev. Ward has
been appointed to tho pastorate Of the
Presby terian church at Gunnison, and
will enter upon his duties at that place
as soon as his visit in this city termi-
mates. He will asaist in the dedication
services at the Presbyterian church in
this city next Sunday. This is the gen.
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