The daily sentinel., 1901-02-08
The Local News.

Sec Hoover for iron oedstoads.
Miss Metalla Short OF Palisades 10 in
the city.
See Hoover before buying or selling
second hand furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. ]. Snyder entertain
the Fifth Street whist club tonight.
Wanted-A good machine hand.
N. W. Blaine, Nodists.
Wanted-Competsnt girl for general
housework. Apply to Mrs. s. G. Nc.
Mullin.
j. A. Layton, register of the U. 8.
and Office at Montrose, arrived over the
narrow gauge last night.
G. E. Belt, after spending several days
with friends in this city, left for his
home in Salida this morning.
Robert Clampett, the genial represent
ative of the Shields Morley Mercantile
company, is in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Van Buren, won't
da ngh Inter, Miss Beulah Van Buren,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Todd will enter
lain friends tonight at large dinner
party. There will be sixteen guests.
We offer ten cents to evrey person
guessing the contents Of dish No. 7 in
our windows.
G. D. Smith & Co. Druggists
Cards OF invitation are out for a large
evening company by Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Wsyer, Wednesday night, February 13.
M. Il. Loeffier, the we'll known tailor,
leaves tonight for Glenwood Springs,
where he will be married tomorrow at
noon to Mise Sarah Hynes.
Paul Roberts of the Grand Junction
Milling & Elevator company. booked Ave
carloads OF -four in the last three days.
This shows growing trade.
Mrs. Lsursece X. Williams, of Chey-
enne, a sister Of Mrs. j. G. Cropsey, is an
arrival in the city. She will remain
some time with the hope that the change
will benefit her health.
William Walsh and Charles Bowden of
Delta returned home this morning after
spending week in the city with their
old time friend and companion, j. Earn
est Logan. clerk at Horace T. Belongs
realty Office.
Lincoln day, Tuesday, February IL,
will be celebrated by the Womans Relief
Corps by grand supper at the Armory
Supper will be 25 cents couple, Is cents
individual plate. A splendid program.
including an old army drill by tae veter
ans and also one by Troop A, with other
features. Every body should patronize
this splendid company OF women.
Would it not be well for some Duran
go merchants to look over their price
lists and jar loose in oder to hold and
mako trade. There must be some sx-
cuse for sending out for farm essentials
or farmers would not engage in it. II
prices are cut as low in other lines as in
newspaper work there would be no out
side orders coming in.-Durango Demo-,
crat.
Trains Noa 8 and l, on the Rio Grands,
due last night. did not arrive 10 this city
until after 8 and 10 o'clock, respectively,
this morning. They were laid out by
broken axle on a freight train on Ten
nessee Pass. When train No. s reached
Clifton, the engine won't "deat," and a
switch engine had to be sent out to bring
in the train.
Sheriff Charles Wallis is inclined to
think that the young girl who disap-
peared from her parents homo in this
city Tuesday night, is in hiding some
where in the city. Blanche Shurts. it Is
believed, did not leave her home OF her
own accord. without some great induce
ments from the man who seemed to bs
in love with her.
The love Of Damon and Pythias was
not greater, than, during their residence
here. that exhibited between William
McPheeley, former well-known railway
man in this city, who for a time was
joint agent at the union depot, and
Arthur Gornley, another well-known
railway man. They we're insepsrables,
and when Mr.. McPheeley left his posi-
ton here with the Rio Grande road,