The daily sentinel., 1901-11-14

w. D. Amer is here delivering goods
for Winons Mills. New York.
j. D. Tower. formerly editor Of the
Collbran Oracle. is in the city.
Tho topic Of conversation today on the
streets has been the earthquake.
L. G. Sewell will leave in few days
for the south to spend the winter.
9. h. speers, general passenger agent
OF the Midland railroad is in the city.
Harold Engle, a former Grand juno
tion boy, is visiting friends and relatives
in the city.
The earthquake shock has been the
principal topic OF conversation on the
street today.
Boston Candy Kitchen under new
management. Late ideas and styles in
candy making.
The firm OF Vollmer, Croft & Co. was
dissolved today, Mr.. Croft and Allen
Boies retiring.
Alexander Hawxhurst and Jesse Snipes
arc in the city today from Mesa. Their
preliminary trial will be held tomorrow.
The examination papers for those who
were examined for carriers in the post
Office service have not been returned as
yet.
Tomorrow evening will be the regular
meeting Of the Women Of Woodcraft.
Every member 10 requested to attend il
possible.
The room Of the board Of county COM
missioners yesterday was kept warm by
those who thought they had been erron-
eously assessed
j. r. Mcfarland, manager Of the Col
orado Sugar company is home from
trip to New York. Mr.. Mcfarland
has only been gone few weeks.
Milton Gilbert Of Salida arrived in the
city Tuesday evening He returned to
bis home this morning accompanied by
Mrs. Gilbert, who has been visiting here
for several days.
William Chapman, who was shot in the
head several weeks ago in the Plateau
country and for which shooting Alexan-
der Hawxhurst and Jesse Snipes were
arrested, is in the city. 4-r
Samuel N. Wheeler returned home at
noon today from Denver. He reports
that his daughter Rowsna is doing nice
ly since the operation performed on her
in Kansas City for appendicitis.
The W. G. T. u. meets Friday after
noon at pm. at the N. Z. church. The
superintendent Of mothers' work is to
have charge Of the meeting. Mrs. Smith
will present paper on "Woman's Influ
snce on the Home" All mothers in
vited.
@. Morris, arrived in the city yesterday
for brief visit. Mrs. Louttit comes to
this city from San Francisco. but has
spent the past several years in Nome.
She says that the climate here just now
is the most delightful she has found in
her travels. b..
There will be party Of about two
hundred travelling passenger agents pass
thAou8h VILE SAby IA = WooA VI W. VI
yheir way east from . California tour.
The party will 60 east over the Rio
Grands and will probably not stop In
this city, unless they decide to go via.
the narrow gauge. Every word said to
eastern people about the Grand valley,
will not DO amiss.
II you wish to rent . good bicycle,
either lady's or Rent's. you should call
on TenEyck, the bicycle man. 507 Main
street, opposite the White Hardware Co.
We also have some good second hand
wheels at bargain. We have one boys
wheel. nearly new for &12; a girls for 90.
eto. We also have bicycle lamps for
rent Call and see us il you wish to
take pleasant ride.
Oscar NJ. johnson, Of Nome, was an
arrival In the city last night. Mr.. John |
son was . companion Of Will r. aud Rus |
sell johnson Of this city while they wore
in the Klondike. While bearing the |
Same name. he is Of no blood relation. |
Mr.. johnson is = western Pennsylvsnia |
man and returns to his family now after |
an absence Of four years. He il spend |
ing his time very pleasantly today visit |