The daily sentinel., 1901-07-12
THE CURRENT NEWS.
New goods at The Bazaar /.

Get it at the Bazaar.
Wanted- Dining room girl. Apply at
Merchants restaurant.
Uncle Toms Cabin aggregation is at
| tracing the young people today.
There were great many Epworth
League tourists ia the city last night.
Daniel Goff of Goff & Gatewood is
home from the hills after two days
trip.
A. B. Currie of the Grand junction
Mining and Fuel Co., leaves for Denver
tonight.
For Rent-Two down stairs rooms,
furnished for light housekeeping. Call
at this Office
Bargains in second hand organs and
pianos.-The Thompson Jewelry and
Music company.
| Agness Cosgrove suffered a severe
sprain OF the shoulder few da, 8 ago by
falling from hammock.
Letters from A. e. Parsons at Madi-
son. Minnesota, say that the family Is
nicely located for the summer.
Ira Mayhem and wife, OF Canon City,
have removed to this city and will en-
gage in the bee business on the Warner
| place.
| Miss Dora O'Neil, who has been resid-
ing in this city for the past six months,
goes to Denver tonight to learn taxi.
dermy.
| Rev. A. Barnes, pastor OF the Episco-
pal church at Ouray, is visiting in tho
city with his friend Rev. Lyon OF st.
Matthews.
The weather bureau promises cooler
weather. 1t is a question whether the
promises OF the weather man are worth
much in this section.
Lost-On Sunday evening between the
Methodist church and Grand hotel, a
stick pin, heart set with brllliants.
Finder please return to this office
Reports from, various points ia the
lower valley, and north OF this city, show
that heavy rain fell in streaks in the val
ley, but did not cover any great area.
The Grano Junction Town i Develop
ment company have some fine residence
and siness lots for sale cheap on the
installment plan For further informe.
ton ga
Ramey Brothers. Agents.
A cloudbLrst down the valley We'd
nesday night, swept away the engine and
boiler OF u small pumping plant, located
about seven miles below on the opposite
side OF the Grand river, belonging to a
man by the name OF Howard. All his
chickens and quite quantity OF farming
utensils were swept away.
Il. II. Button, editor OF The Advance
at Glenwood Springs, in a letter to this
paper, very kindly offers to d" all in his
power for the success OF the celebration
fully appreciated and it is to be hoped
that the annual fall festival will be the
success bespoken for it by Mr. Button
The Woodmen of the World held
lively session last night. The principal
work Of the evening was providing for
their coming log rolling on August 9th.
The Woodman band was engaged for
the occasion, and also the grove. 1T Is
proposed to make the event one of the
best in the history OF the county, save
the Peach Day celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jairus Williams and in.
FAINT daughter. accompanied by the for.
mer's brother, Richard Williams, were
passengers on the narrow gauge from
Gunnison last evening en- route for Salt
Lake, and spent the time between trains
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ID. h. Killen.
Mrs. Williams will be remembere by
many as Miss May Miller, who spent
the summer here two years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Parker were two
tourists on the narrow gauge yesterday
bound for San Francisco, on the Ep
worth League excursion. After they
left Salida they received telegram say
ing that Mrs Parker's sister had been
killed in the big wreck on the Chicago Il
Alton railway, near Kansas City. They
arrived IN this city on the delayed mar.
row gauge train and immediately took
No. + back. -
Hon. James l.. Chatfeld, OF Gypsum,
was visitor to the city yesterday, leav