The daily sentinel., 1901-09-10
LOCAL NEWS.


the postoffice as one Of the clerks.
g. W. Doty. messenger Of the Wells
Fargo & Co. express, was in the city to-
day.
Five carloads OF peaches wore sent out
last night by tho Fruit Grower"' associ-
alton.
Judge Samuel N. Wheeler and Frank
Haskell were at Iona yesterday on bus
iness.
Miss Edith Coleman will leave in a
few days for Greeley to attend the state
normal.
A coal shed and water closet is being
erected in the rear of the new postoffice
building.
John D. Resder, manager Of Hugus Il
Co.'s store at DeBeque, was in the city
today on business.
The trial OF Burnett and Banning for
cruelty to animals, comss up Friday in
Judge Sweney's court.
The express companies are doing an
immense business these days in the ship
ment OF fine fruit from the city.
John j. Lumsden is having a furnace
made for the now Steele residence in the
south part Of the city Trobitz, the tin
ner, is doing the work.
Edwin Price, son OF Postmaster Price,
left for Fort Collins last night whore he
will enter tho State Agricultural college
and will take the mechanic engineering
course.
o. D. Stewart, the local weather OBJ
server, is visiting at the present time In
the city OF Pitteburg. He 10 expected
to return home by the 25th of the pres
ent month.
John Goding removed his White Front
barber shop today 10 the room formerly
occupied by Della plain & Crosby, the real
estate men, on Main between Fourth and
Fifth streets.
The material for the old Brunswick
hotel is we'll taken care OF by tho work
men who are demolishing it. Most Of
the ioist and studding can be used
again a. we'll as the flooring of the upper
stories.
j. b. Ackerman will open up his new
commission house about the first OF Oc-
tober Besides handling all kinds Of
grain, cereals, hay, etc., he will be the
brought here in carload lots.
Mrs r. A. Jacobs left this morning
for Lawrence. Kansas, to visit her rela-
tives. She will be gone several weeks.
Mrs Jacobs has not visited with her peo-
Pile in nineteen years and she anticipated
an enjoyable time on her trip.
Prot. Wasson, who hired to the school
board as teacher of the manual training
department, on account OF sickness re-
signed. Tho board has been in CORES.
popdence with two other gentlemen, one
in California and the other at Madison,
Wisconsin.
DR.. J. l.. Walpols received word last
night from Mrs. Walpole, who is visiting
her people at Portland. Oregon. that his
wifss mother WAS not expected to live
the week out. Mrs. Waipole's numerous
friends here will be panied TO learn Of
yhis, her sad bereavement.
The relayinR OF track, rebuilding OF
bridges aad grading OF the Rio Grande
Western is progressing finely. A large
gang Of hands are employed and . big
sum Of money Is being expended by the
new corporation, which recently came
in to possession OF this valuable piece of
railroad property.
The Colorado Telephone company is
building new line to Hannah creek
| The work will be finished within the
next three or four days This company
will soon be connected up with every
small town, village and hamlet on the
wes tern slope. Manager Peugh is look
ing we'll after the affairs OF the various
lines under his supervisor.
Capt. Lennon, superintendent Of the
Teller institute. informed The Sentinel
last evening that the Texas editors would
be here on Tuesday Of next week, about
thirty In number. The citixens should
make arrangements to entertain them
Capt. Lennon had expected TO be here
when they arrived. but has government