The daily sentinel., 1900-07-21
VIII. Martin returned today from a

fishing trip to Hannah creek.
The sewer district on the north eide Of
| Main street is about completed.
| &C. O'Neill is sporting new 81 90
hat over tho nomination Of Bryan.
! A. j. Harris of DeBeque was trans
| acting business in the city today,
lie. Caldwell, one of the compositors
on The Sentinel, was on the sick list to-
day.
, The Mesa county horticultural society
held meeting at the court house this
afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel N Wheeler will
spend few days at Muckawanago the
coming week.
The regular Saturday evening band
concert will be held at the corner OF
Fourth and Main.
DR.. N. S. johnson left last evening for
a trip to Goldsbys lakes. he will be alb
sent several days.
Mr.. G. G. Nikirk, manager OF the
Town company. will spend Sunday in
Glenwood Springs.
Robuck wants all kinds Of second
hand goods. 1t will pay you to see him
before buying or selling.
No. 6 was three hours late last night.
The cause was due to something getting
out Of gear on the engine.
Mrs. M. v. Tharp and daughter,
Myrtle, returned yesterday from an
eastern visit OF several weeks.
Mr.. George W. Armstrong, who re-
Gently sold out his general store at De-
Beque, spent today in the city.
Mr.. John Nowlin and Mr.. Riley Stoner
who have been living in the lower valley
have removed to Grand Junction.
big crowd of Grand junction people
will go up to Glenwood this evening and
tomorrow to witness the big bicycle road
race.
Mrs. Cora Crawford was granted di-
vorce from her husband, Ed Crawford,
in Judge Sullivan's court this after
noon.
Patsy McCafIrey and J Haggerty Of
DeBeque, who were in the city yesterday
on business, left for their home this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Wallace and
niece, Miss Charlotte Davis of Chicago,
leave soon for a few days outing at Alex
andsr lakes.
One OF the Rio Grande Westerns
400" was resting on the side track yes
terday. She's "beaut" and able to pull
plenty freight
The noted wrestling Turk was on No.
2 going east last night. Those that saw
him at the Union depot say he is a
Sampson in looks.
The Presbyterians OF Salida will build
a new church. The trustees are adver-
tising for sealed bids, which will be
opened August 4th.
Mrs. Will Kennedy left this morning
for Goldeby's lake for weeks outing
with the family Of ]. Il. Ackerman, who
are camping there.
Messrs A. G. Newton and 1. N.
Bunting returned this afternoon from
the editorial meeting at Ouray. They
report an enjoyable time.
On account Of the absence of the pas
tor, Rev. S. Brooks will occupy the pull
pit of the Congregational church both
morning and evening tomorrow.
Mr.. w. II. Fleming, civil engineer OF
Montrose, was calling on his friend,
Horace L. DeLong, yesterday. He left
for his home over the narrow guage this
morning
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Strouse leave tonight
for Glenwood. Mr.. Strouse will return
Sunday evening, but Mrs. Strouse will
remain in Glenwood several weeks for
her health.
One Of the fine greyhounds be longing
to the Dog and Pony show won't astray
in this city. He was captured this
morning by Marshal Allison and sent to
Montrose by express.
William Innes and Martin Hobbs left
for the Blue mountains in Utah yester-
day, where they have several good min
ing claims. They 60 on a prospecting
tour and expect to be away for some