The daily sentinel., 1901-08-20
THE CURRENT NEWS.

ls IN the city To-Day.
Wanssd-Girl for general housework.
Apply at this office.
Roadmaster John j O'Boyls is in the
city from Glsnwood Springs.
Dramatic specially entertainment,
Thursday night. August 22d. for st.
Matthew'S parsonage fund.
Peach Day decorations by skilled dec
orators and designers. See LAmpson q
Crosse, room 6, Eldridge block.
Clean your buggy for Peach week with
one OF our sponges and chamois skins
o. D. Smith & Co., druggists.
The Early Crawford and 81. John
peaches are now being harvested. They
are OF eIcellant quality this year.
George Drey. of Reading, Penna, ao-
companied j. W. Moysr home and will
accept position as clerk in The Fair.
We have just received the largest line
OF spopges and chamois ever shipped to
this city &C. D. Smith Il Co., druggists.
At the request of the judges the Citi-
Eens band will repeat the concert which
was interrupted by the storm last Sun
day afternoon.
Tho Rev. Canon Rogers, principal Of
Jarvis Hall Military Academy. Denver,
is at tho Grand hotel. Mr.. Rogers is
seeking pupils for his school.
Boysr's orchestra of ten or twelve
80 1, M.k ha-
Episcopal Parsonage Fund entertain
ment Aug. % In the opera house.
j. W. Meyer and wife returned home
Sunday morning from an extended cast
ern trip A portion of their time was
spent in Mr.. Meyers old home In Berks
county, Penna.
The Elks. In compliment to Rev Q.
w. q. Lyon a member, have decided TO
attend the coming entertainment at the
Park opera house Thursday night, Az
gust 22d, in body.
Mr.. Leon Chapman's first appearance
In this city; patronize and encourage
our home people for good cause.-the
entertainment at Park opera house
Thursday night, August 22nd.
There was an incipsnt strike this
morning on the extension of the Grand
Junction Passenger railway. Manager
John Price had some high words with a
Mexican and each offered dire threats
against each other.
Advertising space In the booklet being
printed in this Office entitled "Grand
Valley-Her Resources" is about all
taken. Three thousand copies for FRER
distribution during tho Peach Day cels.
bration are now being printed.
A temperate man wanted to act a.
doorksepsr in an established entertain
ment now on the road. Must have small
capital to purchase half interest. Part
OF purchase money can remain and come
out Of the business. Address A. B.,
this office.
Those stag dances Of Flint's are ali
right and are proving just the thing 10
Timber up Fitzgarrald, Gibbs, Belts and
a few more of these old stays. who now
have a kick coming because they didn't
improve the opportunity while rhey we're
youngsters. And the exercises are tax
ing the starch out Of many old time
dancers, too San Miguel Exc minor.
Rev. G. E. B. Ward arrived home this
morning from Gunnison. where he has
been with Mrs. Ward for an outing the
past tsn days. He was on the bslatsd
narrow gauge train which campsd at
Whitewater last night. and being in
something OF hurry the Reverend walk
ed in from there this morning. Farmers
along tho road told him that yesterday
the water was belly-deep to horse
in many places along the road he was
travelling.
Rev. Sauder,on left this morning for
Canon City, tho seat Of the Colorado an
nual conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, which convsnss there to-
morrow, with Bishop Walden 10 the
chair Rev Cook formerly OF this city,
10 pastor In charges at Canon Oity and
has the enviable job OF entertaining the
guests for the week. which will number
about two hundred and ATTY. Couier
encs will probably adjourn next Monoay