The daily sentinel., 1900-08-29
Local News.

Apply at this Office and pay for this ad-
vertisement.
P. L. Clark, principal of the Glenwood
Springs High school, 10 visitor to the
city today.
Use Ingol's laxative tablets-Cure
constipation-Safe and effective.
Adams Pharmacy
A full line Of Battenburg threads,
laces and rings.
| Tho Lay & Garst Co.
Thoroughly competent girl wants q
position to do general housework, call at
Mrs. Blakes. South st. between 3rd
and 4th.
Senator Wolcott left over the narrow
gauge for Montross this morning. He
speaks there today at the county con-
eention.
Woodmen band plays a concert at the
Grove Sunday.-Everyone should 60
and enjoy the music. Admission 1Oc.
ladies free.
DR.. e. F. Eldridge has swung hand
some new pennant from the top of the
building which he occupies, of the Peach
Day colors.
Mrs. Edwin Price, accompanied by
Mrs. E. G. Bacon wife Of Editor Bacon,
of the Ouray Herald left last night for
Salt Lake city.
James @. Gray Of Mooresville, N. c.,
old time friend OF j. F. Moore, and 8.
R. Voils and uncle of Gray Steele is in
the city on = short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Nelson Layton,
are visitors in the city today and are re-
sewing warm congratulations from many
friends on their marriage.
Guy v. Sternberg, assistant district
attorney is home from a vacation Of sev-
eral weeks, spent at his old home in
Boulder and othe points over the range
The Grove is being fixed up in good
shape and the Woodmen Military band
invite the public to spend Sunday with
them under the shade and listen to the
sweet music.
Judge NJ. B. Gerry, Of Telluride, a
candidate for the democratic nomina-
ton for district Judge in the Seventh
judicial district, arrived over tho Narrow
guage last night.
The ladies Of the Presbyteron church
are requested to meet at tho church
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Questions OF importance for the welfare
of the church will be discussed.
w. Il. Rotf. OF Springville, Utah. an
Episcopal minister and teacher came in
over the Marrow guage yesterday from
Lake City, where he has been visiting q
sick brother and left last night for his
home. He is u warm personal friend of
Rev. o. z. Ostenson.
Telegraphic reports from points in the
Rocky Ford sugar beet growing district
say that the worms have destroyed a
greater part OF the crop, This will come
as great loss to that section OF the
state, as this is the first year Tor sugar
tbeets and the factories will have a very
poor supply for their first run, il the re-
ports be true.
DR.. James Stenhouse, the editor Of
tho Western Woodmen, published at
Denver, left for homo last night. DR..
Stenhouse accompanied by his wife visi-
ted number of orchards yesterday and
last night secured several cuts from The
Sentinel which together with a write-up
OF the valley, will appear in DR.. Stem
houses publication.
A fellow by the name OF Jack Damn
thinks he had his pocket picked last
| night. Damn is q railroad man and
thinks that some one in the vicinity Of
the eating house opposite the Pacific
saloon did the work. The authorities
were informed and they are on the look
out for the man. Damn may be dream
ing that be had his watch stolen.
Photographer Dean has on exhibition in
the Haskell drug store window. 4 set Of
four views OF Grand Junction sunset
in colors. The photographs are some
thing new and depict q sunset view
such as no other section ON the country
sees or has. 1t is delightful that Grand
Junction has an artist 80 skilled that he
can transfer for . permanent record
such marvellous sunsets as only the
Grand vaIlev producea