The daily sentinel., 1901-08-05
THE CURRENT NEWS.

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Smith & Co.
M. F. Fredericks. stationer, was at
Glenwood Sunday.
An ONCE desk for sale at 8 bargain.
Call at The Sentinel.
Samuel N. Wheeler left this morning
for Montrose on business.
Our assortment of box stationery Is up
to date. G. D. Smith & 90.
District Attorney Samuel g. McMul
lin went to Gunnison Sunday.
Hot. isn't it9 Try your soda for its
cooling effect. @. d. Smith & Co.
A. N. Anderson, furniture dealer.
spent Sunday at Glenwood Springs.
B. F.. Jay left this morning for an
other Two weeks outing at Mesa lake.
j. G. Glassiord, the Standard OIL rep
resen n tative, spent Sunday at Glenwood
wood Springs.
Gordon Kimball. we'll known and
prominent citizen OF Ouray. was in the
city this morning
Samuel N Wheeler, was among the
visitors to Glenwood Sunday. to escape
the heat OF the valley.
Wanted-Ten boarders at 107 Main
street; 81. so per week board and room.
Day board 20 cents per meal.
j. w. Fleming OF Washington, Iowa,
an educator from that state, is visiting
friends and relatives in this city.
j. II. Ackerman and wife and w. A.
Kennedy and wife formed a party which
took in the baths at Glenwood Sunday
| Very satisfactory and pleasant concerts
were given by both bands Saturday
| night and by the Columbine band Sun
day afternoon.
Percy Platt and wife, Of Denver. are
In the city, the guests OF A. r. Samp-
liner. Mrs Plat is = cousin OF Mrs.
Sampliner.
Harold Engle. formerly of this city,
who is now clerk to the ooadnsster at
Green River, Utah, was = pleasant visitor
among many friends Sunda6.
II you are going away and want your
friends to know you arc out OF town or
your wherea bouts send us postal and
we will be glad to publish such informa-
ton
Edward j. Yetter of Denver. OF the
Western Elaterite company, 10 in the
city on a visit to his father A. }. Yetter.
Mr.. Yetter was formerly in business in
this city
Daniel Bowman, os Bowman Brothers,
who has been sick 80 many months, is
almost we'll He is able to assist In the
work on the books Of the firm and TO do
othsr light work.
| Liszie Lutes who was so badly burned
at tho Star laundry Saturday afternoon.
10 doing we'll One arm and hand was
80 bsdly burned that the nails on several
Of the fingers came oil.
Prof. Frank W. Smith, former su-
perintendsnt Of the public schools OF the
city, was visitor yesterday. Prot.
Smith has accepted position with tho
Nebraska State University.
AT meeting OF the executive commit
tee OF Peach Day. held this afternoon. it
was decided not to eliminate the feature
OF the cowboy tournament from the pro-
gram. 1t will be given on a more ex-
tended scale than ever before and will
probably be held on this side OF the
| river.
| George H. Nagle and wife OF Cheyenne
are in the city Mr.. Magic is president
OF the Colorado Sugar Manufacturing
company. They are accompanied by
Mr.. Geddes, q large stockhol in the
company. Today and Tuesday they will
examine the beet fields, piloted by Prof
G. w. Shaw
Oil locations covering about 25,OOO
acres we're fled with tho Grand county
| recorder this week, coming principally
from the northeast part OF the county.
Drilling will soon be in progress near
Elgin, and when the first oil flow is
struck then get out of the way for the
boom.-Moab Times.
Grand junction has two daily papers
both OF which support the doctrines Of
democracy, and now the thres-up politi-