The daily sentinel., 1901-08-28
THE CURRENT NEWS.

guest OF Rev. and Mrs. Sanderson.
Miss Effle Overn, former we'll known
resident, is in the city from Leadville.
The ladies Of the Christian church are
serving meals at 3rd and Main street.
Miss Ketner of Ft. Collins, teacher
in the public schools tbere, is visiting in
the city.
For up-to. date drinks come to our
fou tain Peach Week. g. D. Smith q
Co, druggists.
Father Robinet, Of Delta, is visiting
with Father Conway. Of St. Joseph's
church, this week.
A. M. Hubert, editor of the Salida
Mail, is IN the city on visit to the
Peach Day carnival.
w. A. Young, a prominent coal desler
of Leadville. accompanied by his wife;
are Peach day visitors.
Wednesday night at the Park opera
house is the ball Of the Volunteer Fire
men. Don't mise it.
The Woman's Home Missionary socie-
ty OF the M. e church will serve meals
at the Brunswick rs cents.
For a healthy feeling every minute
our Peach week drinks are surely IN it
@. D. Smith & Co.. druggists.
We want every man. woman. boy and
girl to come in our store Peach week.
G. d. Smith & Co. druggists
Special attention will be given to the
entertainment Of strangers at the Fire
mems dance Wednesday night.
Conclude the first day Of the festival
by attending the grand ball to be given
at the opera house by the Volunteer
Firemen.
T. p Sanderson and two children are
arrivals from Salt Lake City. Mr.. San
derson is a son OF Rev. and Mrs. r.
Sanderson.
There 10 to be glove contest at Tur-
ner hall next Thursday afternoon be-
tween young Pitts OF this city and Black
Pearl Of Salt Lake.
Two young girls can find good homes
aud school privileges in return for ser
vices. by applying to w. h. Miller, super
intendent public schools.
The stirring music Of Sousa's grand
marches seem to be left out OF the band
| musical programs lately. Give US a lit
tic more Sousa, it is good music.
Miss Nettie Blaine was the purchaser
OF the two ten acre tracts OF land recent
ly sold by Charles B. Rich. Miss Blaine
is becoming quite holder OF realty.
The booklet, "Grand Valley. Her Re-
sources" is meeting with great approval
from all the business men Of the city
1t is Just what they have been wanting,
they say.
Mrs Sam Loomis and children OF
Lsadville, Mrs. Sam Dougan of Glen
wood, Mrs. Tillie Lewis of Denver and
Mr.. Louis Jacques compose party, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Dull
maine.
A tally no party in the big Concord
stage coach, undesathe chaperonage OF
DR.. j. L. Walpole, DR.. Henderson and
Bert Mead, made the streets lively last
night az beginning 81 the carnival fes-
| tivities.
Rev. r. Sanderson returned homo
yesterday from Canon City. where he
attended the Colorado Conference Of the
Methodist church. Rev. Sanderson re-
ports progress in the Methodist church
all over the state.
Frank u. Sullivan OF Grand Junction,
who was operated on at the hospital last
week, and Of whose recovery there was
little hope. is now getting along nicely,
and will no doubt regain his wonted
health again.-Salida Mail.
W. E. Pabor, editor OF the Denver
Rocky Mountain World, came In on the
noon train. He 10 commissioned by the
Post to make special report Of festival
doings, which will appear complete in
next Sundays Post.
There will be meeting in this city
Saturday evening of the members OF the
United Brotherhood Of Railway Em-
ployees and all other railway men who
wish to become members. This will
tuLo pIacn . Z tho convt h ,nso