The daily sentinel., 1901-09-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Get a ane cigar At The Bazaar .


Miss Bessie Primrose left for Delta
yesterday. whore she will visit friends
for . feu days.
| Ed Bevier's new residence on the cor
ner Of Seventh and Rood 10 enclosed. 1t
is neat little cottage.
Horace T. DeLong. the hustling real
estate agent. spent the day at White
water and Hannah Creek on business.
Walter Mulkey. chief clerk in tho post
office, returned last night from a pleas
ant visit with friends at Colorado Springs.
J.V. A. Lay, of the firm OF Lay Nat
finger Co.. is in Chicago this week pur-
chasing an immense stock Of goods for
tho fall and winter trade.
Nsls johnson, one OF this city's best
ball players. went to Delta this morning
and will pitch for the team at that place
in a game between Delta and Lake City.
When you want a good. cool smoke,
one that makes you glad you are living.
just drop in at The Bazaar whore you
will fnd very choice line Of standard
cigars.
Mr. and Mrs J. b. Slattery Of Silver
ton were in the city a short time this
forenoon. They are old tune friends of
A. r. Sampliner.
A report has como from tho fruit belt
near Hotchtis Delta county. that be-
cause Of lack of carriage to market, tons
OF the finest kind OF fruit is rottsning
and going to waste.
Mr.. Henry Evas and family arrived iu
the city Yesterday. They came from
Austin, Minnesota, in q wagon and have
been on the way since May let. Mr..
Evas has come to Grand Junction for
the benefit of his health.
William Lawrence, representing the
Chicago Journal Home Education club,
is in the city soliciting Subscribers to a
new and revised encyclopedia. Mr.. Law
renee is meeting with fair success and
will remain here until Sunday.
w. b. Warner. brother OF Dr.. George
r. Warner, leaves tonight for Colorado
Springs, where he will enter the Colora.
do college for the coming term. Mr..
Warner has been in the city for the past
six months and has made many friends
among the young people.
Gates KersbuYg is back from Grand
Junction where he ate peaches until he
c,uldn't stand on his feet. Gates says
the Junction is tho coming metropolis of
the western slope-in fact, he 10 30 un-
patriotic as to assert that Meeksr will
not be in the race. We'll see!-Mesker
Herald
The water pipes in the Charles Osgood
property, corner Of Ouray and Fifth
s.reets bursred some time during last
night and flooded things in a general
way. This Is the property recently pur-
chased by him from Mr. Baldwin. The
old pipes are not strong enough to stand
the pressure Of the new system. People
should bear this in mind.
The republican county central commit
tee mot at the Office Of Horace T. De-
Long yesterday afternoon and decided to
hold the primaries Saturday. September
2lst between the hours Of 2 and 8 p. m.
The polls will be kept open at least one
hour in every precinct. The county con-
vsntion will be held on Thursday, Sep
tember 26th, at the court house, the con-
vent,on to be called to order at Up. m.
Two cars of pears will be shipped to
Denver from the "Storm King" orchard,
this week. This 10 what 10 commonly
known as tho Deversux orchard, two
miles below town. A carload Of thses
famous pears will be shipped to New
York City some time during the month.
The estimated value Of the crop OF this
ono orchard this year is $4,000. These
pears bring 81 box 10 Denver. Glen
wood Avalanche.
Friends in this city OF the contracting
parties have received invitations to be
present in Washington to the marriage
OF Miss Freddie Amelia Hough to Mr..
Henry Schooley, Wednesday, September
18th, 1901. The wedding will take place
IN the Hamline NJ. Il. church at $50
p. m. These two young people were
teachers at Teller institute and are we'll