The daily sentinel., 1901-07-06
THE CURRENT NEWS.

We sell the Eastman kodaks and sup
plies-the ONLY kodak.
Mrs. W. Capps will leave shortly for
an extended eastern visit,
Born, on Saturday, July 9th, to Mr..
and Mrs. L. F. Pratt, boy.
Save time and labor by using one OF
the Bazaar's washing machines.
Bargains in second hand organs and
pianos.-The Thompson Jewelry and
Music company.
1t costs you no more for rubber
tired buggy at Platt & Payne's than an
old style elsewhere.
Mrs. Will Struthers and children and
Mrs. F. e. Rissman will leave Monday
morning for Minturn where they will
spend the summer.
Miss Mamie O'Connor, who has been
confined in the hospital for several weeks
returned to her home in Grand junction
the other day.-Salida Mail.
Alvin Bucklin and wife leave tonight
for An extended western trip. They GO
to California and to points along the
Pacific coast for month or six weeks
DIR. George R Warner and wife leave
tonight for Denver and Fort Collins.
DR.. Warner will attend the state dental
convention to be held in Denver next
week.
Col. s. E. Slater of Washington. D.
c., en- route to the coast with two daugh-
ters, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Theo G. Lem
mon a few days this week at the Indian
school.
Sullivan, will leave for homo in the
south tonight after visit Of several
months in this cito. Mrs. Shields re-
sides in Louisiana.
For Sale or Trade-For Grand juno
ton property, cheap, five room house,
three lots in lawn and fruit trees, shade
trees surrounding. Address, Mrs. D. F..
Lynch, Fruita, Colo
DR.. w. Capps expects to leave tomor
row for two months vacation which he
will spend at various points along the
Pacific coast. His visit will include sew
eral weeks spent with his brother at
Clackamas, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Laird from Iowa,
accompanied by their niece. Miss Jewett,
and another young lady from Ohio, will
arrive in this city Monday for quite an
extended visit with DR. and Mrs. r..
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Laird are Mrs.
Smiths parents.
The Citizens band will play at Dow
rey's corner tonight and at the park to-
morrow afternoon. The concert at the
park will begin at $3.50 o'clock. Manager
j. B. Boyer promises splendid pro-
gram upon both occasions.
Miss Lola Eudora Price was the for
tunate winner in The Sentinels Chau-
tauqua contest, winning over her closest
competitor by nearly 100 votes. The
trip is one calculated to be of great bene.
fit to the winner. The News desires to
congratulate The Sentinel upon tha emf
nently fair and successful manner in
which the contest was conducted.-Th
News.
Prof. Sam Flint and wife arrived in
the city last night. Prof Flint looks
we'll and happy and is still campaigning
in HE old business. He will doubtless
establish school OF dancing in this city
as he has done many times before. Prof.
Flint's reputation as an artist in his line
always insures him good patronage.
Prof. and Mrs. Flint have many warm
friends here who will gladly welcome
them back again.
1t is difficult problem to conduct
voting contest 80 that there shall be no
question raised as to the perfect fairness
OF all concerned, and this Bro. Bunting
has done. The total vote cast was about
5000 or not far from what the paper
prints in twenty days, and the contest
lasted almost three times as long. The
prize was one to be coveted by any young
lady, trip to Boulder, sleeping car fare,
bbard, and admission to all chautauqua
exercises for month. Miss Dora Price
left Tuesday evening for the delightful
outing secured for her by her many ad-
niripo frianda The Newa