The daily sentinel., 1901-09-20
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. N. A. Anderson loIt yeetofuey
for weeks visit in Denver.
The Bargain House will be removed to
the Miller building October let.
Workmen are repairing the track OF
the Grand Junction street railway.
Owing to a freight wreck tho noon
train from the east was reported five
hours late today.
County Clerk Henry Nichols was out
on the Rio Grande Western railway yes
terday on business.
Miss Helen and Mark Bunting leave
this evening for Rife to spend several
days with their cousins.
The removal sale at the Anderson Bar
gain House is attracting customers from
all sections OF the country.
House furnishing goods at your own
price at the great removal sale now 60
ing on at Anderson's Bargain House.
10. Huffman OF Nickerson, Kansas.
will organize a council Of Modern Ton
ties this evening with about 25 members.
Presiding Elder s d. Kirkbride Of
Delta was in the city last night. and
while here WAS tho guest Of A. L. Gour-
ley.
The Modern Woodman band will give
their reg llar concert at the corner of
Fifth and Main, Saturday night, sep
tember 21st.
The members OF the Woodmen Of the
World lodge Of Colorado Springs have
taken definite steps towards the erection
OF 100000 lodge building.
Have you seen the Photographic of Miss
Frances G. Hews. the blind impersona
tor and humorist? Look for them in the
show windows of the business houses.
DR.. Bradbury, horticulture inspector
for Mesa county. says that a fungus dis
ease has attacked the apple trees Of the
valley and is playing havoc with them.
The cards announcing the marriage Of
Miss Gertie Sanderson to Mr.. John
Moffitt of Denver, are out The event
will take place next Tuesday, Septem-
ber oath.
Owing to break in the mains Of the
city waterworks 1t may be necessary to
shut the water of some time during the
night. Consumers should provide them
selves with supply.
Rev. r. Sanderson and Judge Marsh
we're the speakers last night at the MEM
orial services for President Mckinley, in
the Methodist church at Fruita
The church was crowded with people.
Platt & Payne hired horse aud buggy
to several young boys last night. They
went out driving; the horse ran away
and badly broken buggy was brought
to the stable later on. 1t was reported
that young girl was injured in the &C.
cldent.
The Modern Woodman band will rem
der the program in the City park next
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 that was to be
given last Sunday. One or two num-
bers will be omitted and Roland Thorn
ton will sing one or two solos with band
accompaniment.
In. Bunting. editor and manager Of
The Daily Sentinel. was in Washington
during the funeral services Of President
Mckinley Mr.. Bunting saw the late
president at Niagara Falls tho morning
OF the day he was shot. He writes that
Mr.. Mckinley and party were leisurely
walking about and viewing the mighty
cataract.
Mayor Sampliner wishes to notify the
public that any person caught destroy
ing property in any Of tho city parks
will be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law. He will pay $40 for the arrest
and conviction Of anyone found destroy
ing property belonging to the city. The
handsome flag donated to the city by DR..
Edward F. Eldridge, that has foated to
the breeze in North park since the dawn
OF the new century, has been defaced by
someone. Such acts OF lawlessness
should not be overlooked. The sooner
men and boys. who are in the habit Of
destroying public property, are prose
cuted the better for any community.