The daily sentinel., 1901-09-25
LOCAL. NEWS.

this morning.
smoke that gives satisfaction can be
had at The Bazaar.
For snaps in furniture see Anderson
at tho Bargain House.
Tomorrow the republicans OF Mesa
county will hold their convention.
The heavy wind storm Monday night
unroofed the Glen Beulah hotel near De-
Beque
Seventeen car loads Of sheep passed
through this city from the west this
morning.
Samuel Strouse Of Denver is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Strouse
in this city.
Don't forget 1.-THE World" the great
scenic play at the Park opera house on
Tuesday evening October 1st.
Mrs. j. P. worthley and children of
Tucker, Utah, are visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Dodgion.
Horace T. DeLone received a tele-
phone message giving him the horrible
details OF the burning OF the halfway
house last night.
Tho band formerly the Modern Wood
man band) bas been engaged to play for
the convention at tho Park opera house
tomorrow afternoon.
Mre. William Gri6en and daughter
arrived today at noon from Otto Iowa.
MIR. Griffen is employed at the Slocomb
cash hardware store as timer.
Fred Stabler and mother OF Cherokee.
Iowa, were guests OF Howard Fletcher
and other friends in the city yesterday.
They left last night for California.
Oscar Kennitt and l.. A. Lemali who
have been working in the valley for tho
past several months, left this morning
for their homo IN Jewell county, Kans
j. B. Arnold OF Denver. representing
the Fidelity Savings association, was in
the city today transactipg business
through Delaplain & Crosby, the local
agents
Mrs. Susan A. DeLong, mother OF
Horace T. DeLong, and Mrs. Annie Shell
lsdy OF Aspsn, leave tomorrow for San
Jose, California, on . visit OF several
months.
CIV. G. Lyon OF st. Matthews church
leaves tonight Tor Salt Lake City. where
convooation, which will last four days.
He expects to return to this city on Mon
day.
Chas. N. Cox OF this city has been
CT osen - manager Of the new sugar
recently organized at Eaton.
Mr.. Cox will open up an Office in that
place within the next ten days.
q. w. Bowman Of Denver was the
guest OF M. o. Delaplain yesterday. Mr..
Bowman is one OF the partners In the
largest wholesale confectionery estsb
lishment in Denver and was calling on
his customers while in the city
The Rocky Mountain News has made
arrangements to receive reports from
the yacht races tomorrow by wireless
telegraphy. Bulletins will be posted
during the time Of the race, in tho win
dow OF the News Office in that city
A foot ball team was organized last
pight at the city hall. j. Ernest Logan
was chosen captain; Truman b Ketch-
um, coach, and William Vollmer, mana
ger They will start to practice tonight
under the arc light near the city hall.
J. E. Shepard Of Skidmora. Mo-, was
q pleasant visitor to the city today Mr..
Shepard has been hunting with party
of friends in the country back Of Grand
mesa, and was delighted with his trip
He said that the remainder Of the party
would probably spend some time yet in
the mountains before returning to their
eastern homee.
Hon. George Smith, who is in Cleve-
land on business connected with the big
High Line Ditch and Power Plant
scheme, is meeting with better success
than he anticipated before he left for the
east. The ditch and power plant will be
built during the pr, sent year, and this
will make one OF the greatest improve
ments that the Grand valley ever secured
and assures plenty Of land for beet cul
ture, fruit growing and raising OF hay,
grain, vegetables. etc.