The daily sentinel., 1901-03-06
THE CURRENT NEWS.

OF The FAIR store.
Fred N. Dickerson of Delta county. is
among today's visitors.
DR.. N. 8. Henderson left for Denver
yesterday to be absent for several days.
J. M. Bertholf, well known resident
Of tho Plateau country. is in the city to-
day.
w. j Ridd, travelling passenger agent
of the Rio Grande Western, is in tho city
today.
Horace T. DeLong left for the Plateau
country this morning to be gone until
Friday.
Miss Pearl Welch has accepted posi-
ton as bookkeeper with Delaplain Il
Crosby.
Mrs. w G. Morgan. Of Ouray, sister
of Mrs. A. r. Wadsworth. il visiting in
the city.
1t is time to begin taking spring medi-
| cine. We sell them. G. D. Smith & Co.,
Druggists.
i John Fifield, we'll known conductor
running between Minturn and Salida, is
in the city.
Edwin r. Haskell, manager Of the
Park opera house, left on flying visit to
Denver last night.
| For Rent-One three-room house and
one fve-room house; good location.
Ramey Bros. agents.
Frank A. Moriarty, who was formerly
engaged in business in this city 10 =
pleasant visitor today.
Harvey L. Knowles. representing the
Bulkley Shirt company. Of St. Louis, is
very pleasant visitor to the city today.
George ]. Swan of DsBeque, brother
of j. 8. Swan is visiting in the city to-
day. MIR. Swan is one Of The Bugle
force.
Miss Mianie Henderson, sister OF Mrs.
L. F. Ingersoll left last night for Salt
Lake City. to spend vacation of several
weeks.
James &. Hamilton. one Of the best
known travelling men on the road in this
part OF the country, was in the city yes
| terday.
Six car loads Of troops are expected t"
pass through the city tomorrow morning
at o'clock. There ar. about 200 en-
listed men, besides officers, commissary
stores, ETC. There will be special train
Of about seven cars. Travelling Passen-
ger Agent Ridd Of the Western will ac-
company them out Of here.
The rooms Of the Grand junction
Business College, where case Of small
pox was discovered yesterday, is being
thoroughly fumigated today. The coll
ege will be closed for two weeks, when
school could probably be resumed again
in few days, considering the precau-
tions which have been taken to prevent
a spread OF the disease, but it has been
thought better by the faculty Of tho
school to take no risk whatever.
Ollie Bannister, eldest son Of w. h.
Bannister, the we'll known furniture
man, arrived home this morning from al
most years stay in Denver, where he
went to have his eyes treated by tho
most eminent oculists Of that city. For
some time he seemed to derive but little
benefit, but at last the injury to the eye
became less painful and pronounced and
grew better gradually. The many friends
Of the young man are glad to welcome
him back again to this city and their
constant hope is that he may have his
eye fully and permanently restored.
J. B. Boyer has inst completed plans
for new two story residence to be con-
structed on the corner of Grand avenue
and Eighth street, for Mr.. G. Gatewood,
Of the firm of Goff & Gatewood, who re-
Gently moved here from Louisville, KY,
and expects to make this city his perma-
mont home. The building is outlined
from plan that Mr.. Gatewood gave to
the architect, Mr.. Boyer. Tho house will
have a corner tower and will be hand
somely finished inside and out 1t will
be an ornament to that part Of town.
Mr.. Gatewood shows his faith in the
city by building himself = residence 30
soon on his coming here. n. @. Ramsey
10 tho contractor.
During the long summer days. when