The daily sentinel., 1901-08-02
THE CURRENT NEWS.

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Smith & Co.
Dr.. D. Ramsey leaves for Lake City
in few days.
There is lull in peach shipments a.
the present time.
Hot, isn't it? Try your soda for lie
cooling effect. c. d smith & Co.
Thomas Young, an old time travelling
man, waa visitor to the city last night
Ladies OF the Christian church ar
selling cakes at Mrs. Fletchers milline'y Y
window Saturday afternoons.
A young man Is years old from Ohio
wants permanent position in store as
clerk to learn the business. Inquiry at
The Sentinel Office.
Mrs. j. L. Brush, wife of former
Lieutenant Governor Jud l.. BrusA.
died at Greelev, at the family residence
Wednasday night last.
Miss Peal Shores Is expected TO a.
rive home tomorrow from Rifle, whers
she has been spending short time the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Selhy.
Mrs. Mnrtin. WHO of J. NJ P. Martin,
and children. arrived home last night
spent the last six weeks visiting relatives
and friends.
Ralph Henry Barbour. formerly of
this city. at the solicitation Of the public
library, has contributed swo Of his own
publications to the Grand Junction pub
lie library.
Mrs. w. Il. Crawford entertained
number of ladies this afternoon at an
impromptu card party in honor OF her
guest, Mics Katie Purcell Mise Purcell
leaves tonight Tor New York.
District At t'orney Samusl G. McMul-
lin is home from Gunnison While
there he took trip into Taylor Park on
some irrigation matters coming MP be
fore the district court Of Guunison
county.
Webster Dave, forme- U s cocsul at
Pret ,ria aoa Who resigned that p~sitiop
to come homA 10 dttenee OF tho Beers,
registered at the Buena Vista last night
Fl was ace 'mp MED bs his mother.
They left FOR Salt Lake Mt noon today
Riding on the Main street bic.c Gle
path has become somewhat dangerous
lately. in the. evening. There ia too
much sprintinc ard some one will be
Severely ipjur-d, IL morr care is not
taken In the night time it is p sitively
dangerous to rifle on the path without
the greatsst C re.
c. T. rhompeon and wife of McKin.
ME, rexae, friends OF Mr.. and Mrs w
:. Wallacr, were arrivals in the city from
the west last night and remained until
the midnight train. Mr.. Thompson is
editor and proprietor OF OF the TcKinpie
Democrat, prominent southern publ
cation
Garrison & Fletcher are titting the old
High school building with steam heat
The new building has alwa,s been at
t,ched to the steam heating apparatus
and now the High school building will
be given the ben'tit OF the elaborate
steam heati X apparatus Installed there
several yeprs ago.
The band concert tonight by the citi-
zens band promises some unusually fine
music The reques for the concert to
be given tonight by the Citizens band
came from number Of citizens and Di-
rector Boyer has arranged a program
which should meet the artistic taste OF
all lovers OF music. Tho concert will be
held at the corner OF Fourth aud Main.
Oliver Patton, the we'll known young
railway man OF this city, has improved
his water gauge by the invention OF a
pen, which will mark the record OF the
water running through for period OF
thirty days without examination Here
tofore pencil has been used which was
uns satisfactory Mr.. Patton claims th
the u Of the pen is great Improve
meDt over the pencil.
The postoffice at Delta was entered
by burglars Thursday moruing at an
eArly hour nv forcing the fear dOor