The daily sentinel., 1901-10-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Ono ana Grano.
I'M. Graham is reported threatened
with the typhoid fever.
Smiths dandercide positively prevents
the hair from falling out.
Mrs. q. G. Rumsey leaves tomorrow
morning for visit to Denver.
/ Ex-Sheriff Milton Cramer Of Missouri
is in the city visiting old-time friends
The family Of G. NJ. Danford left last
night for their future home at Las Ami
mas.
Walter VanBuren, who has been ser
iously ill with typhoid fever, is reported
much better.
Rev A, Wagner will occupy the pull
pit at the A. M. E. church next Sunday
Lorning and evening.
| r. W Holmes Of Telluride has taken
the place Of e. II. Kern as abstractor in
the county clerks office.
Services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening will commence at 1880,
Instead OF o'clock a. heretofore.
The Ditch company held a meeting at
the office OF the secretary this afternoon
and considerable business was transact
ed.
| Work on the new Episcopal church
parsonage was commenced this morning.
| Contractor Currie has charge OF the
work.
The contract for the now Reed hotel
| will probably be let today or tomorrow.
Several local contractors had bids in for
the work.
J. Reid Crowell Of Colorado Springs,
one OF that city's prominent attorneys,
arrived in the city this afternoon on de-
laysd No. s. He will assist in tho de-
fsnse of Bert Gallagher.
The complimentary band concert last
night by the Citizens band was quite
enjoyable. The program was varied by
the clarinet solo by Joe Mitchell and the
saxaphone solo by H. G. Bedwell the
latter being especially enjoyable.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Ackerman returned
home last night from Denver. Mr.. Ac-
herman while gone met representatives
OF Now York and Chicago houses in the
lines OF goods which he will open ID his
new stores, and made his purchases.
While boring for oil near Pueblo big
vein OF sulphur was encountered the
other day. Pueblo has always had the
reputation OF being u very hot place, but
this discovery proves that it is located in
the immediate vicinity OF a much hotter
region.-Crippls Creek Press.
The Midland is running some new
chair cars which are said to be the finest
chair cars run by any road west OF the
Missouri river. Agent Peck is quite en-
tn usastic over the new cars and says
they are equal in comfort to any Pull
man.
The beet harvest IN Mesa county will
commence about the 18th Of the month.
The management Of the Colorado Sugar
Manufacturing company hope to start
the factory the last week in the month
and make continuous run until the en-
tire crop of beets for the season are oon-
verted into sugar. Everything at the
factory is in readiness.
The card party, give. under the aus
pioes OF St Joseph's church choir at the
Cosgrove residence last evening, was .
grand success both socially and fnan-
cially There were over fifty people
present and the proceeds OF the affair
amounted to s15 55 1t is announced
that the next party will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pursell on next
Thursday evening.
+. M. Littlejohn is taking subscrip-
tons to Life OF William Mckinley
The text OF the book is by John W. Gy-
ler, an eminent biographer, who is the
author OF "Heroes and Statesmen" and
"Triumphs Of Army and Navy The
book contains beside the biography by
Tyler, memorials by a number OF men OF
national repute The book, from = hur-
ried examination made OF its pages
gives a complete history OF McKinley's
early life, his brilliant soldier career, his
ma riage and beautiful home life, to.
gether with his political career.
"rhe Night OF the Fourth" the latest
musical comedy which will be seen at the
opera house, Saturday, October 5th, 10
full of clean bright and spappy humor