The daily sentinel., 1901-07-11
THE CURRENT NEWS.

huDDef III tu DuRRits az idttN oJ hcc'
Get your fruit Jars and jelly glasses at
the Bazaar.
G. w. Shores came in on delayed No.
3 from the east.
NJ l.. Roberts is suffering from an
attack OF quinsy.
Keep cool by using one of the Bazaar's
ice cream freezers.
Wanted Dining room girl. Apply at
Merchants restaurant.
c. p. Bowman, OF the Rifle house, is a
visitor today from Rifle.
Save time aad labor by using one OF
the Bazaar's washing machines.
For Rent-Two down stairs rooms,
furnished for light housekeeping. Call
at this office.
Bargains in second hand organs and
pianos.-The Thompson Jewelry and
Music company.
Mr.. and Mrs Hedges of Chicago, par
ents OF Mrs j. F. Walker, living east of
/ the city, are visiting here.
We sell the Eastman kodaks and sup
plies-the ONLY kodak.
Thompson Jewelry & Music Co.
A very interesting letter has been pub
lished elsewhere in this issue, from Miss
Lola Eudora Price, the winner OF the
Sentinels prize vacation contest. Miss
Price is enjoying her stay at the Chau-
tauqua immensely.
Harry b. Jones, assistant cashier OF
the Colorado State bank, has been elect
ed treasurer OF the Peach Day executive
committee. Mr.. Jones is the right man
in the right place and will make a good
custodian OF the funds.
Messrs. Horace y. DeLong, David r.
Crosby and j U. Harris, are out meas
uring the water boxes to determine the
amount Of water being taken by each in
dividual user Of the waters Of the Grand
Valley Irrigation company.
The Geano junction Town & Develop.
ment company have some fine residence
and siness lots for sale cheap on the
installment plan. For further informe-
ton ga
Ramey Brothers. Agents.
Quite number OF young people were
fooled last night in regard to the mid
week summer dance. They went to the
opera house, expecting to attend the us
ual social Dance but found instead Prof.
Flint's dancing class for men in session.
Robt. w. Adams, OF Tekamah, Nsb-
rasks, an old friend and schoolmate Of
U. G. Ramey, was Il visitor to the city
en route to the coast. Mr.. Ramey in
troduced the gentleman around the city
yesterday and MIR. Adams WAS much
pleased with the town and the people.
John j Lumsden is chipping today to
Thorhas Walsh's Camp Bird mine, on
order of Manager Benson, two big cut
stones to be used for engine beds. size
5x4 feet 9 inches, together with about 30
other pieces OF dressed stone on smaller
size. The rock is OF the Peach Blow
variety.
Carl Osborn Rumble left today on
train No. 8 to enlist on the COVER ment
school ship Pensacola. Carl has wanted
to become a sailor since '9S and is thor
oughly enthusiastic For 16 yearN OF
age Carl is a strapping lad and il Ur Gle
Sam gets such good material in all his
boys, the American sailor will be in
vincibe
If looks went for anything one would
have been led to believe that great
storm would have visited this city last
night, but looks are deceiving 30 far as
storms in this region are concerned
Away in the southwest, beyond the Pm
on Mesa, there we're vivid flashes OF
lightning. They approached cl"ser and
closer and deep rumblipg thunder was
heard in the dis starce, but as the storm
approached, it moved northwaroly in
circle and veered toward the Book Cliffs, |
ae many OF our storms do, attracted no
doubt, in that direction by the minerals
confined in the mountains and by the
atmospheric currents iu the hills. The
display of lightning, not often seen IN
this section especially in his valley, was
awe inspiring Yet beautiful.
Alexander II. Torrossiau. Of Tarsus.
Armedia, a very bright young man who
has been in this county just four years,