The daily sentinel., 1901-02-04
The Local News.


Second hand goods bought & sold. Krohnf
Fresh nuts at Van Buren's, Of course. =.
G. p. Cnswell left for Denver Satur-
day.
Rio Grande train No. 8 was three hours
late today.
Mrs Charles r. Seeber is in the city
from Fruita today.
See Hoover before selling or buying
second hand furniture.
Troop A was out for practice drill
on horseback yesterday. About 40 oil
the members turned out.
For Sale-Three good horses and a
Jersey mich COW. Enquire at this Of
flee.
Frank Carroll, OF Grand Junction, was
a guest at the New Sheridan hotel over
night. journal.
F. T.. Liddell, registered pharmacist
of Denver has accepted position with
G. d. Smith & Co. drug store.
Orson Adams, the cashier OF the Mesa
county bank has extended his visit to
Baltimore on matters Of business.
Fireman Pettis, who has been laid up
at Helper, because OF being hit on the
head with lump OF coal, is in the city.
The eople OF Grand junction are
talking for big hotel, and they will not
cease talking until they get it.-Aspen
Times.
Mrs A. G. England with her daughter
Myrtle, OF Basalt, is visiting in this city
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Rss-
mussen.
Harry Faulkenstine, Of Denver, we'll
known Pullman conductor, was accom-
panied to Grand Grand junction his
last trip by his wife.
For Sale-At bargain, 2O.acre fruit
ranch, miles northwest Of town. Must
be sold at once. For particulars, apply
at the News office.
Palisades people are agitating for new
cemetery at that place. They do not
desire to come all the way to Grand
Junction to bury their dead.
Best Lamp Chimneys Sc. Krohn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Gilbert OF Salida
arrived in this city Saturday for visit
With friends Mrs Gilbert wac Miss
Alice Hawkins until recently.
p. A. Rice was an arrival from the
north on last evenings train and left
this morning on tho 7:45 train for his
Lizard Head saw mill-Telurde Jour
nal
Grand junction is getting quite a
little free advertising through the in
crease Of Mr. Carnegie's gift to the
libray fund OF that city Pslisade
Courier.
Charley Allen died at the hospital
yesterday morning. The funeral will
take place from the home OF his sister
Mrs. o. P. Hutchinson this afternoon at
o'clock, Rev. Ward officiating.
II we are to believe the half as told by
Grand junction papees, there are several
boys in that city whose pants ache for
the hickory paddle. Their last escapade
was to steal lot Of bleeded Belgian
hares and sell them at cotton-tail pric, g.
-Palisade Courier.
DR.. e. F. King, who is connected with
the Webster City Cattle company, was
an arrival in the city yesterday and has
been a guest Of G. H. Arthur. DR..
King was in the Union Pacific wreck a
few days ago, which occurred few miles
east of Denver, but escaped uninjured
aside from few scratches.
The youth of Grand junction covet
their neighbo hares. and they don't
even conflne themselves to their own
precinct Two or three Of the lads
have been tried and several have beer
sentenced. Before the Belgian hares
were introduced aud their praises sung
in all the papers the boys were honest
and ruthful .-Aspen Tribune.
Rev. c. e. B. Ward officiated at the
Presbyterian parsonage this morning at
the marriage OF two young people who
had travelled long way to be united in
Hymen's bonds. They we're VIM. STRAIT
ton Of Denver. and Miss Alice Booth of
Napa City Cal. The knot was soon tied
and the Young people who had travelled