The daily sentinel., 1901-09-13
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Mrs. ]. c. Sumner is visiting her sons
at Telluride.
Rooms, with or without board, at the
Candy house.
Wanted-An eight-hole range. Call
at Brighton, room l.
have you seen the new blue chins
dishes at the BazaarY
Millinery opening at Mrs. Chapman'a
next Saturday. Don't miss it.
For le-Residence South Fifth
street. Call on ]. A. Boatman.
Everything new and up to- date at the
Candy house. Prices reasonable.
Carpet cleaning and general house.
work. G. E. Griffith, 1927 Hill street.
Nothing but the latest, in Mrs Fletoh-
ers fall millinery. Opening Saturday.
]. s. Sullsrton. an enploye at Teller
institute, 10 quite seriously i'll with pneu-
monia.
Horace T. DeLong left last night for
Denver where he will attend meeting
OF Mssons.
Judge Theron Stevens came In over
the narrow gauge last evening and left
over the Rio Grands for the east.
Our semi-annual millinery opening oc.
curs next Monday, Sept. I6.
The Fashion.
Ladies, we invite you to come and in
spect our line OF pattern and street hats.
on next Monday, the 18th of September.
The Fashion.
Gideon's big minstrel carnival COM
bined with the celebrated Nashville Stu
dents will appear in this city Saturday
under canvass. Street parade at noon.
Nothing too good for the ladies" is
what Mrs. Chapman thinks when order,
her goods. See her imported patterns
at her opening next Saturday.
Mrs. Ellen Fletcher will throw open
the doors OF her store to the public next
and invites every lady in the
city to call and inspect her goods.
Thomas Beck. . grocer OF Aspen, was
in the city today. Manager Moore of
the Fruit Growers association, was show.
ing him about that bee hive of industry
this afternoon.
Rev. Dwight l.. Bayley, pastor of The
Congregational church In this city. re-
turned last night from Denver, where he
has been for the past four months. HE
church people and the citizens in gener-
al are glad to have him among them
again.
See our show window on next Monday
the 10th. for nobby millinery.
The Fashion.
A. o. Arnold, formerly OF Glenwood
Springs. has rented . room in the new
Currie block and will open up q strictly
short order reataurant with special din
nsr each day. about the Goth OF the pres
snt month. Mr.. Arnold has decided TO
name his place The Senate Cafe.
Editor l. N. Bunting, of the Grand
Junction. Colorado. Daily Sentinel, ar
rived here this morning, in company
with his wife and young daughter. He
will visit his mother, Mrs. Hannah Bunt-
ing. No. 1853 King street, and other
Pottstown relatives. and remain about
three weeks. Mr.. Bunting left his home
in Grand Junction, which is 465 miles
west of Denver. on Sunday night week
ago and at a. N. next day, his train
ran through a snow storm at Lsadville,
the fret OF the season. He came on to
the Pan American exposition and reach
ed there Thursday and was present to
experience the terrible excitement OF the
succeeding day when President AcKin-
10y was shot. He saw the president on
the morning of that day, leiaurely in
s2ecting the Niagara Fails great electric
power plant.-Pottstown Daily Ledger.
Of Monday, September 9.
Our display Of Partisan creations in
will be grander than ever this
eeasop.
The Frshion