The daily sentinel., 1900-12-07
The Local News.


Foot Club composed of young people Of
that city.
A. @. King, Of Ouray, is a visitor to
the city. He is an old friend Of the
Sampliners.
Mrs. W. j. Meyer and Mrs. Henry w.
Ross entertained this afternoon at the
home Of the former.
The Grand Junction choral society
will meet tonight at the Congregational
church for practice.
Franklin Rich and wife will leave Mon
day for their old home in New York to
spend the winter.
Miss Daisy Kirk leaves for Denver to
night to spend the winter with the fam
lily OF her uncle, A. j. McCane.
No schedule Of rates has yet been an
nounced between this city and points on
the new long distance telephone line.
J.R. McKinnie, of the Colorado Sugar
Manufacturing company, was an arrival
on the delayed Rio Grande train yester<
day.
have for sale SO 3-4 inches Of water
in the Grand Valley canal. Will sell all
or part. q. b. Hich.
DR. w. X. Eggleston has returned to
the city and will resume his practice in
dentistry. he will remain during the
winter.
For Rent-Two rooms, and will sell
furniture in same. Adapted for light
housekeeping. Apply at once to this
office as party leaves town.
Samuel B. Hutchinson social labor
candidate for governor, spent 75 cents in
his campaign. Orson Adams, eandidats
for state treasurer, spent 1881
Judging from the number Of Christ
mas presents at Anderson's Bargain
House, Santa Claus factory must have
been working overtime all summer.
Harry Landis, aged II, died at Glen
wood Springs the fore part Of the week,
from the effects OF appendicitis The
young man WAS very popular there and
WAS the first white child born at that
place
The Fashion has led in millinery the
present eeason. Our hats and bonnats
had distinct character OF their own,
easily recognized. We still have on hand
number OF pretty hats that We will sell
at 25 per cent discount from now on.
The Fashion.
| According to tho Rocky Mountain
News, those who received invitations in
Grand Junction to the great ball Of tho
Slaves of the Silver Serpent held in the
state capitol building. we're Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Ackerman, Orson Adams, Jr., James
w. Bucklin, Frank 1. Lee, L. n. Miller,
j. W. Ong and W. F. White.
D. r. Crosby is preparing = plat Of
Milldale subdivision to tho city Of Grand
Junction. The property consists Of sew
enty acres and is part Of the Crawford
estate. The land lies north of the Rio
Grande tracks and east of Seventh street
the boundary line being Twelfth street,
running direct to the sugar factory.
The Daily Avalanche, of Glenwood
Springs, is booming Hon. Edward T..
Taylor, state senator from that district,
for the United States senate. Mr.. Tay-
lor is one OF the most progressive mon OF
the western slope and would be an honor
to the state should no bs 10 fortunate a.
to land in the scat that will soon be va
Gated by tho Lord Of Wolhurst.
d. T. Clark gave a practical illustra-
tion OF the value Of the new long distance
telephone system last night. He received
a report from the foreman in charge of
his third bunch of sheep being brought
down from the mountains. that in a
binding snow storm he had lost $50
sheep. or course. this caused Mr.. Clark
great deal Of concern. He sought the
telephone and waa able to sall up his
foreman and give him some directions
about finding tho lost animals He was
delighted = short time after to receive
word over the phone that 400 Of the
sheep had been recovered, leaving but 70
unaccounted for. he also gave other in
structions, invaluable in moving large
herd Of sheep, especially as he could not
be- there himself