The daily sentinel., 1900-09-24
Local News.

Another small wreck near New Castle
delayed the trains yesterday.
Have you seen those French Flannels
at The Lay & Garst companys' store.
The mother of Mr.. W. 8. Core Of
Atchison, Kansas, is visiting her son and
family.
h. E. Mitchell OF Pueblo who was in
the city last week left yesterday morn
ing on No. A.
Hon. M. V. B. Page of Fruita was a
passenger on yesterdays Rio Grands
train from the east.
John Charlton, who has been in Den
yer during the past week as witness in
the Stevens Gerry fight, is home.
Last night was the beginning Of the
feast of the Jewish New year. In all
the large cities special services are held
in the synodogues. .I|
Orson Adams, jr., returned homo from
Denver yesterday. Mr.. Adams went
back again last night on business con-
nected with his candidacy.
We do not hesitate in saying that We
have the newest and latest novelties in
dress goods in the city.
The Fashion.
There will be a special communica-
ton of Mesa Lodge No. 55 A. F. & A. M
tonight at o'clock sharp for the pur-
pose of work. BY order J. j. Lumsden.
w. M. -H
j. M. Sampliner and ]. z. Dulmsine
arrived home from Denver on the de-
lsyed train Saturday night. They re-
port the wreck which delayed them a
very bad one.
Reward If the kodak which was
taken from the Buena Vista hotel Satur-
day afternoon 10 returned to that place
$6 reward will be paid and no questions
will be asked.
DR.. T. G. Kirkwood of Colorado
Springs, synodical missionary Of the
Presbyterian church Of Colorado, was
an arrival on the delayed Rio Grande
train Saturday night.
nc oukluooE WIN WOE ApJuh on III G4C
head end collision between Salida and
Canon City Friday night was taken to
the Salida hospital where he died from
his injuries the next day. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Wallace arrived
home yesterday from a weeks visit in
the capital city While gone Mrs. Wal
lace visited with her sister-in law, Miss
Camille Wallace, formerly OF this city.
Miss May st. Clair, who has been Wis
iting hero, left for her home in Emng
ham, Ill. Mrs. D. X Torrance and son,
ST. Clair, accompanied her as far east as
Denver whore they will visit for time.
The Rocky Mountain News, of Sunday
morning outlines some possible changes
in tho officials OF tho Colorado Midland
road. 1t says that the freight and pas
senger departments will be consolidated
under one head.
H. A. Bump, OF Cripple Creek, one OF
that city's most prominent fruit dealers
is in the city in quest Of apples and
other fruits. Mr.. Bump has been
heavy purchaser OF fruits and vegetables
from the Grand Valley.
There are several points on the side
walk, on the north side OF Main street
between Sixth and Seventh streets, that
are unfit for pedestrianism. They are
portions of the old brick sidewalk and
are in horrible condition. At one place,
in front of the old brick building, a hole,
which in the night becomes dangerous,
exists and should be torn up and = new
sidewalk laid.
DR.. e. F. Eldridge and daughter,
Matte and John J. Lumsden returned
home yesterday from Denver, where they
have been spending the past week. DR..
Eldridge and Mr.. Lumsden were in at
tendance at the special work Of the
Knights Templsr. During their stay in
Denver they had headquarters at tho
Albany hotel and here they kept open
house for their friends among tho Temp
lars. They had on tap some Of the fn-
est fruit OF the valley at all times during
their stay. renewing it from tho orchards
OF the valley every day. Their rooms
we're visited by many people and DR..
EldridRe and Mr.. Lumsden did some