The daily sentinel., 1901-06-13
THE CURRENT NEWS.
Glassford sells window awnings.

Try The Progress. Next to Hardy 8.
Second hand wheels, cheap, at Vans.
Buy your screen door hinges at the
Bazaar.
Our rigs are not only all rubber tired,
but we have fine horses to drive to them.
-Bedwell.
J. W. Osborn, has been spending sew
eral days at his cattle range on the Big
Salt Wash.
A. b. Stoddart has returned from
three days outing in the country north
Of DeBeque.
Epworth League ice cream and cake
lawn social at DR.. Worthington's Friday
night. 15 cents.
F. A. Franklin, representing the Pc
ters Paper company, is visiting the trade
in this city today.
Where do you get egg phosphates
that are made right? Why, at c. d.
Smith & Co., druggists.
The Grand Junction base ball nine is
in active practice every night, for their
coming game at Glenwood Syringe.
The many friends OF Mrs. Cora May
Miller will be glad to learn that she is
conv valescipg at St. Mary's hospital.
Miss Lena Bull, one Of the corps of
public school teachers has gone to her
home at Cameron, Missouri, on visit.
For Sale-My tricycle. popcorn wagon
cheap. Inquire at corner OF Third and
Pitkin. Joseph Costlow.
Wanted-To rent Broom cottage for
one year, furnished or unfurnished, by
family OF three. Address P. o Box $40.
Mrs. Sarah Hall, mother OF Mrs. Sam
uel G. McMullin, accompanied by her
grandson Bentley McMullin, arrived in
the city last night.
A great many families are preparing
to leave for the mountains. The weather
so far in this valley has been delight
fully cool and pleasant.
Mrs Ben j. Snyder and son Fred are
visiting Mrs. Snyder's mother at Rich
ardson. Master Fred will remain dur
ing the summer vacation.
Heavy winds prevailed du'ing last
night. There has been more wind 80 far
in June this year, than can be remem-
bered by the "oldest inhabitant."
Mrs. Howard T. Lee, wife OF one OF
the proprietors OF this office, was Wis.
itor to this city yesterday. Mrs. Lee
was here on business connected with the
sale OF some real property.
Miss Cornelia Ramsay will entertain
number of her friends, at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o s. Rameay.
corner OF Sixth and Grand, tonight 10
honor OF her eighteenth birthday.
Beginning June 17th, in the northeast
room OF the High school building Mamie
E. Forry will give private lessons to chill.
drep, from Sixth grade down, who desire
special inst, uction during the summer
A Juvenile party WAS given Tuesday
by the little Misses Georgia and Fannie
Armstrong, at the home of their parents
on east Main street, before their depart
ure for the mountains for the summer.
Mrs J. M. Bates, who will be remem-
bered in this city as Miss Dollie Alphin,
has been quite ill with appendicitis at
Scranton, Pa. Mrs. Bates has been re-
siding in New York for the past six
months.
Have you seen the labor saving wash.
ing machine at the Bazaar?
The boys of Teller institute now have
a band instructor and are endsavoring to
revive the activity and proficiency OF the
old Teller institute musical organization,
which gained such reputation few
years ago.
The grader attached to the steam
traction engine appears to do excellent
work in leveling the alleys. Contractor
John j Lumsden has contracted with
the Geddes Il Seerie Stone company to
level the alleys where sewer pipe was
laid.
F.J. Hulaniski, editor and publisher
OF the Ouray Plaindealer was an arrival
over the narrow gauge last night. Mr..
Hulaniski was bound east to meet a
sister. For the last year Mr.. Hulaniski
has paid little attention to his newspaper,
his time being occupied mostly in mining