The daily sentinel., 1900-07-18
Local News.
Glassford sells window awnings

Charles N. Cox came down from the
camp on Pinon mesa yesterday.
One Of the best months Of the year for
lawn making is the month Of August.
Mr.J. A. HALEY Of Delta was the
guest Of Mr.. Horace T. DeLong today
Mrs. Sarah Mclean, who has been in
Denver for several weeks arrived home
today.
F. F. Wolf and wife leaves Saturday
for trip into the mountains for a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mcleod and child
rem are camping in the mountains for
three or four weeks.
poem by DR.. Edward F. Eldridge on
"Peach Day" can be found on the first
page Of today's paper.
Mr.. Edward Innes, clerk at the Napier
dry goods store, is home from weeks
roughing it in the hills.
Miss Kate Ketchum leaves Sunday
morning for q six weeks visit with
friends at Steamboat Springs.
Congressman John G. Bell is again at
his home in Montrose after sojourn of
seven months in the national capital.
Tho only train to witness the road
races at 0lenwood Springs Sunday will
be the special on the Colorado Midland.
The dog and pony show is the upper
~ -, tbo ind oP the 1a6a
and lassies of Grand junction right now,
Mr.. Holland Of Iowa, an old time
friend of A. G. Newton, Of the Grand
Junction News, is looking over the val
ley.
Mr. Hewett OF Rhone was in the city
today on business. he reports every
thing looking prosperous in the lower
valley.
Mrs. B. F. Jay and son Rodney, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Mckinney will
leave for an outing at the Mesa Lakes
Monday.
j. Y. Bradshaw, prominent attorney
Of Ouray, was an arrival over the narrow
gauge last night. He went west this
Quite large number Of bicycle en-
thusiasts are preparing to go to Glen
wood Springs Sunday, to witness the big
road race.
The program committee for Peach
Day is actively at work and hopes to
present the final program to the execu-
tive committee in few days.
Tourists were slow about coming to
hotel and boarding house is crowded
and it is difficult to get a room.
j. A. Wolf and Fred G. Frinke, the
young gentlemen who assisted in the
benefit OF tho Modern Woodmen band
left last night for Salt Lake City.
Mr.. w. A. Lynch is in Denver pur-
chasing the stock and fixtures for the
new bar to be opened up in the building
on the corner OF Second and Colorado.
There are twelve prisoners connned in
the Garfield county Jail at Glenwood.
Several OF them will take a trip to Canon
City and the Avalanche wants the rest
to enjoy themselves on stone pile.
H. j. Holmes, editor Of the Glenwood
Avalanche, was an arrival in the city
last night. He left this morning over
the barrow gauge for Ouray, where he
goes to attend the session Of the state
editorial association, in his capacity as
treasurer.
The young Mormon elders drew quite
a crowd of people to the corner Of Fifth
and Main streets last night. The young
elder who has been in this city for some
time, is AN eloquent and earnest speaker
and is withal quite a brilliant young
man for his age.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Smith Of Phila-
delphia are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James n. Smith, on Orchard Mesa.
They expect to be here for two weeks.
They are delighted with the climate Of
the centennial state as we'll as the grand
mountain scenery and are enjoying
themselves hugely.
Mr.. Bryant, general agent Of the Col
orado Midland, arrived in Aspen Sunday
evening accompanied by corps Of sur
veyors. They were busy all day Mon
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