The daily sentinel., 1901-09-06
LOCAL NEWS

Smlth6 Danoercloe mas no equal
John Erickson will erect = $4,000
opera house at Florence.
Mrs. W. A Rice has the thanks OF the
editor for a box OF luscious peaches from
her fruit farm.
Tho funeral OF Miss Orpha Gardner
occurred this afternoon. Rev. G. 4. B.
Ward officiating.
Engineer Crosby, who has been up on
Grand mesa for a few days, surveying,
came down last night.
The real estate agents all report IN
active business at present and number
OF properties changing hands.
Grant Sanders, Rio Grande South
ern conductor residing at Duaango. visit
cd friends in the city yesterday.
Ray Bull, brother OF DR.. q. R. Bull,
who spent several months in this city
last year, Is here for a short visit.
Are you brotherhood man? II 30
why not patronize brotherhood man by
getting room at the Candy Housef
Mise Marian Hinds, one of the public
school teachers OF this city. returned yes
terday from Warren, Pa. where she
spent her vacation.
Wsnted-A good girl for general house
work; good wages. small family. En-
quire Alice G. Abbey. or Hardy Bros.
Commission company.
Bert Pitzer came in yesterday from
Glenwood for a short visit with his
mother. He 10 running on the branch
line out Of Glsnwood.
The Grand hotel is doing . splendid
business and the house is crowded al
most every night. Landlord Edwards
looks we'll after his guests.
| At Florence yesterday the United Oil
company drilled into a bix gushet in an
entire now field. The Florence oil terri
tory 10 the best so far in the state.
Apple Blossom Circle No. 1O7 Women
Of Woodcraft, will meet in regular $685.
sion tonight at their hall. Every one
who can possibly do go should attend
the lodge sessions. .I..
| w. A. Granger, OF the B. g. VIersheim
Mercantile company Of Kansas City, was
in the city today looking after bis Gus
TONERS. This is one Of the oldest whole
sale houses in the west.
DR.. Mary Gill Hunter, received tele-
gram yesterday announcing the death Of
her father. Edward Gill, at Cleveland, =,
Ohio. Mr.. Gill was 80 years old and
was always we'll and strong, the message
stating that his death was quite sudden.
Dr.. Hunter has tho sympathy of many
friends 10 her sorrow.
O. P. Bowman, proprietor of the New
Rifle Hotel, at Rifle, was IN the city TO-
day on business. Mr.. Bowman buys
considerable fruit and vegetables OF the
commission merchants here for the
the most popular places to stop, on the
Western slope since Mr. and Mrs. Bow
man took charge OF 1t last May.
Robert j. Christian OF Fairbury. Neb-
raska, arrived in the city last night on
No s. and will visit for few days with
friends here. Mr.. Christian is connect
ed with the A. v. Pease Drug company.
OF Fairbury, and 10 taking q pleasure
trip OF several weeks duration. He is
satisfied that SC far a. beautiful scenery
10 concerned. he could not have done
better than to select the mountainous
regions OF Colorado for his trip.
The remains Of Joseph Hurlow. who
was lost in . snow storm on Rustlsr
creek. near Gothic, on tho And OF Decem.
ber last. we're discovered near the trail
last Sunday. The discovery was made
by Reinhart Holloway, superintendent
Of the Maroon mine, while he was on his
way to the mine from Gothic. Joseph
Hurlow was an old time prospector Of
Crested Butte and was we'll known in
the northern part Of the county, He
WAS employed on the Maroon mine, near
Gothic. and WAS gong to his work when
a terrific snow storm overlook him. Al
diiig, ont search was made for him on var
ious occasions after 1t was known that
he was lost, but these efforts proved
fruitlsss and were given up. ~ his body
was supposed to have been devoured by
wild apimals-Gunnisob ReDuhlican