The daily sentinel., 1901-09-13
LOCAL NEWS.

Friday night.
Get room AT the Canby house. The
finest in the city
See Mrs. Fletcher's elegant fall styles
at her opening Saturday
The finest line OF millinery to bs seen
at Mrs Fletchers. Opening Saturday.
Elegant goods. Latest styles. Prices
reasona ble Opening Saturday. Mrs.
Fletcher.
DR. Wilson, who formerly worked in
the Office Of DR.. George h. Warner, the
dentist, is in the city.
On account OF the minstrel show Sat
urday night, the regular concert by the
Woodman band is postponed until Mon
day night, September 18th.
The Modern Woodman band are pre-
pairing an excellent concert to be given
in the City park Sunday afternoon. See
progr N in another column.
Mrs Maude Chapman has the very
swellsst line OF fall millinery ever shown
in this city. Attend her opening next
Saturday and see for yourself.
James P. Baldridge has been appoint
ed postmaster at Eagal:te, Mesa county.
Mr. Baldridge conducts ono OF the larg-
est general stores in the county at that
place
Benz. r. Keifer Of Fruita was in the
city last night. he had just returned
from Denver whore he arranged for the
shipment of fruit from the lower Grand
valley.
On account OF the minstrel show to-
morrow night the Citizens band has
postponed its usual weekly concert at
Dowrey's corner. until Tuesday evening
September IT. descriptive piece en-
titled Santiago" will be played.
@. e. B. Ward leaves this evening for
flying trip to the eastern part of tho
state for conference with State Y. M.
G. A. Secretary Danner of Denver and
State O. E. President Chapman OF Colo
RADIO Springs.
The social at the Presby terian church
last night was very enjoyabl, affair.
The Sabbath school room WAS tastily ar
ranged with parlor effects. Light re.
freshments were served and new &C
quaintances formed.
Michael Shwab OF New York arrived
here last night from Chino, California,
to accept the position OF sugar boiler
with the Colorado Sugar Manufacturing
company. Mr.. Shwsb has been in the
sugar business for twenty eight years.
Otto Barton yesterday received several
boxes OF fine peaches from his fathers
ranch at Clifton. The peaches are
splendid specimens OF the product OF the
Grand valley and are so large that 56 Of
Will Crawford, who had contract for
grading . railroad bed down in Texas,
finished the contract yesterday. Mr..
Crawford has been on the sick list fer
the past month. but the last word re-
ceivsd from him indicates that he 10 on
the mend.
Miss Frances 9. Hews. tho blind i'm
personator and humorist. who has been
at the Buena Vista hotel TOR several days,
left this morning for q trip up the mar
row gauge Miss Hews will return to
this city and give one Of her splendid en-
tertaiuments at the Armory in this city
Tuesday, September oath.
The agents of the Colorado Sugar
Manufacturing company will soon be in
the field taking samples of the beets pre-
paratory to the opening Of tho campaign
which will begin somewhat later this
season than last on account OF the gen.
srai iatsness Of the seeding. 1t is desir-
able that when the fact.ry starts its
operation should be continuous. hence
when beets are ordered in there should
be no delay in delivery Of the crop. 1t
is impossible to state deHnetly just when
the factory will begin operation as 30
much depends upon the rapidity with
which the beets mature and this can
only be determined by chemical analy-
sis. The companyis now working upon
the automatic pumps promised TO the