The daily sentinel., 1901-07-29
THE CURRENT NEWS.

from a visit to Gunnison.
cycle race for boys under fourteen years
Of age.
Lester Campbell, who has had such 4
long siege OF typhoid fever, is able to cit
up again.
New Axmins' er and Saxony's
that are cheaper than ever at
Gourleys.
Several of the representatives OF the
Weekly Examiner, are working the city
today in the interests Of that puolica-
ton
Lost-Between Second and Colorado
Ave. and the park, gold solid link cuff
button. Suitable reward il returned to
this office.
Theodore Primrose returned Sunday
night from Hot Springs, Arkansas, where
he went on account OF very severe
attack OF rheumatism.
Dr. and Mrs E. F. Eldridge and their
guests, DR.. and Mrs. McClary, accom-
panied by Mrs. w. II Crawford, spent
Sunday at Glenwood Springs.
Mrs. w. r Davis and Miss nellie Davis
| OF Seward, Nebraska, mother and sister
Of F. ank Davie. are in the city for quite
an extended visit with the latter.
Fishing tackle OF every description,
bamboo poles. baskets, hammocks, etc.,
going at big reduction at
The Thompson Jewelry & Music Co.
Fred Snyder, SOD OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
j. Snyder. who has been spending some
time with his grandmother. Mrs. East
man, in the Moab valley, will arrive
| home tonight.
Several Glenwood riders are planning
to enter into the bicycle races at Grand
Junction on Peach Day. Among them
are Sam Thompson, Floyd Stevens and
John johnson. - Avalanche.
Bake days have ceaseu to worry many
| busy housewife since The Progress has
made it possible for them to buy just as
good cakea and pies as they could possi-
bly, make at home. Free delivery.
| Dr. N. g. johnson. the osteopath
accompanied by his brother, Samuel
johnson. arrived in the city Saturday
at his old home at Horton, Kansas.
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| Thorn pson Jewelry & Music Co
Henry r. Henderson, wife and two
children from Georgia arrived in this
city last night and are guests OF DR.. and
Mrs. l.. F. Ingersol Mr. Henderson is
d brother of Mrs. Flora lngersoll and
DR.. Henderson
The complimentary concert by the
| Citizens band will take place next Fri
day night at the corner Of Fourth and
Main street. Manager Boyer says he
hopes to give the people one OF the very
best concerts rendered by their band
this season.
Samuel N. Wheeler has removed his
offices to the two rear rooms OF the Colo
RADIO State bank building. Mr. w neeler'e
constantly increasing practice has neces-
! STATED more room. The old rooms oc.
| cupied by Mr.. Wheeler will be occupied
by Dr. Taylor.
Persons who would like some Peach
Day stationery with which to write to
their friends or Cor duct business cor
respondence. can have sam free OF any
charge whatever, by calling at the office
OF DR. j. L. Walpole. secretary of the
Peach Day executive Committee.
The DeBeque Oil & Devel pment CON-
pany will commence Immediately to bore
or oil. The necessary machinery has
been ordered and the managers OF the
company say they are prepared to bore
$500 feet although they expect to strike
flow at depth OF 100 feet Ava.
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L. NJ Miller, who tor several years
past has been superintendent of the
Grand junction Waterworks company,
has accepted position as manager for
the Globe Cabinet company's business
for The state OF Oregon. Mr.. Miller has
charge of the whole state and will push
the sale OF that wonderful cabinet in