The daily sentinel., 1901-08-31
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Tho Peach week guests are rapidly
thinning out,
The street car line resumed operations
this morning.
Mrs. Samuel G. McMullin will leave
Sunday night for visit in Denver.
Mayor j. M. Sampliner leaves for
Cleveland and New York tomorrow
night.
| w. W. Sullivan, the we'll known sales
man, arrived in the city yesterday from
the east "
} A. Layton, register Of the land
office at Montroee, came In last evening
TO sec the fun at the tail end Of Peach
week.
Wanted Young girl to work for
wages and go to school; small family.
Gall at 2l7 White street. Mrs, j. b.
Mann.
| Wanted-Good Grand valley man with
team and tools, to fence and improve 40
acres at Clifton, one or more years. Ap-
ply at this office.
Mise Emma Kaufman OF The Fashion,
accompanied by her brother. F. B.
Kaufman and Miss Kerr, OF Omaha, leave
in the morning for the cast.
Wanted.-A good man to take charge
OF fruit ranch one mile from town;
good wages; call at general delivery or
F. G. Chapman's. Fruit Ridge.
Mrs. James II. Cosgrove, accompanied
by her daughter Agnes. left this morn
ing for Denver. She goes to place Mise
Agnes In school at Boulder.
Miss Loucetts Moore, one OF the corps
OF public school teachers, returned at
noon today from her summer vacation
spent at her old homo at Warrensburg,
| Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Bunting leave
Sunday night for months visit to their
old home In Pennsylvania The trip is
taken principally to visit Mr.. Bunting's
mother. now we'll advanced In years.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Q. Thatcher. and
daughter Jessie are home from Mount
Pleasant, Utah, where Mrs. Thatcher
aud Jessie have been visiting relatives
and friends. They report having had q
| splendid time.
Airion, the rope walker, gave his great
act OF riding his illuminated bicycle
over the high wire stretched across Main
street, last night. The spectacle was
one which almost made the blood run
cold to witness it. he performed the
act gracefully and received the plaud,ts
Of the people.
One Of the pleasant visitors to the city
this week is Mrs. William A. Rice nee
Lille McCary Of Victor. Mrs. Rice was
here to attend the McCary reunion and
has met many old friends and acquain-
tances OF her school days in this city.
She will remain several weeks with rela.
tives and friends.
The Grand junction Business college
will open Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock.
The school has homes for eighteen young
ladies, where ther can work for their
board and attend school. This gives
opportunity for any young women who
desire to secure business education. TO
obtain same at minimum cost.
| In some manner tho inner door OF the
big safe Of Delaplain 4 Crosby became
fast locked Thursday night and no effort
made on the combination lock would
open it. This morning John ]. Lums-
den, with tho assistance OF Engineer
Snyder, forced the doors open. much to
the satisfaction Of Msssrs. Delaplain 4
Crosby.
A. L. Gourley. undertaken. went to
Cisco. Utah, Thursday, to prepare the
body OF Richard Heffron for shipment to
his old home In Pennsylvania. The de-
ceased was killed by = prem ature sx-
plosion OF blast at Miners Basin. A
brother in-law OF tho deceased. Richard
Dillon. came from Pennsylvania. to ac-
company the body home for burial.
There will be benefit ball tonight at
the Armory for the respectable stranded
actors and actresses OF the Midway COM
pany. No members Of the hootchie-
cootchie outfit are included in this On.
tertainmsnt. Only tho following spe-
cialty artists: RennisT Brothers, aero