The daily sentinel., 1900-06-11
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.


The city council meets tomorrow
night.
Today should be pay day on the Rio
Grande Western.
w. q. Keith and wife Of Pueblo, are
Brunswick guests.
The Mormon elders will hold meeting
at the court house Tuesday night.
Robt. Frothington and wife of New
York City spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Olive Bateman left this morning
for visit to her old home at Monroe,
Iowa.
Mrs. A. L. Gourley and three daugh-
ters will leave tonight for Chanuts,
Kansas.
Miss Lena Bull, one Of the corps of
public school teachers, left for Cameron,
No. last evening.
Mrs. v. Tharp and daughter Mabel
lett for an extended visit to points in
Kansas last night.
Miss Agnes Whitley haa accepted a
position with the Colorado Telephone
company in this city. She was formerly
in the telephone service in Denver.
Mrs. A. R. Sampliner returned home
yesterday afternoon over the narrow
gauge from Ouray where she has been
spending some time visiting friends.
Morrison Wohlfort, chief clerk at Has
kell,s drug store leaves tonight for Ga
lena Kansas to visit with friends and re-
latives. He will be absent about ten
days.
Mrs. Flora M. Thornton Swift, her
daughter Eleanor and son Gordon, left
this morning for an eastern visit the
first objective point being Sioux City.
Iowa.
John A. Brainardf went to Leadville
yesterday to consult with the Fourth OF
July committee of that place regarding
a contract for the Modern Woodman
band
Mrs. Charles w. Rumble lett last even
ing for the east. She goes to Kansas
City and points in Missouri and Kansas
to visit friends and relatives. She will
be absent several months.
B. Ferguson, accompanied by his sis
ter Miss Jennie, and Miss Boone, left
yesterday for Glenwood Springs. Mr..
Ferguson has been representing Walter
Baker & Co., Ltd, of Boston, in this
city.
T. Il. Brooks, with Hardy Bros. is in
receipt Of telegram from Nashville
Michigan saying that his aged mother is
quits ill. Mr.. Brooks will leave for that
point il he receives word that she is no
better.
o. H. Goodenough left for Grand
Junction Wednesday morning to take
position in the Rio Grande machine
shops at that point. and Mrs. Goode-
nough will follow later. We wish these
people success in their new home
Gunnison Tribune.
Mrs. j. M. Cameron and son John re-
turned last night from an extended east
ern visit, occupying over q month. Mrs.
Cameron visited relatives in Elmyra,
New York, and from there went to visit
the relatives of Mr., Cameron at Hamil-
ton, Ontario. Both Mrs. Cameron and
her son enjoyed the trip greatly and are
much benefited in health.
MRS. G. w. Shores 10 up from Grand
Junction spending the week with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hoel. Mrs. Shores is
continuing her literary work with in
creased zeal all the time and her latest
is concise and pretty story OF the
Packer murders published in late issue
Of Pennsylvania Grit. .-Gunnison Tri-
bune.
L. p. Sanderson of Denver, son Of Rev.
Sauderson, is a visitor to the city with
his family. Mr.. Sanderson has been
connected with the Rocky Mountain
Christian Advocate as advertising agent,
until it's consolidation with the several
church papers In Omaha and Kansas
City. Mr.. Sanoerson has beea with the
paper since it fret started. He will re-
main in this city several weeks on a
visit to his parents.
Werner 2. Reed OF Colorado Springs