The daily sentinel., 1902-08-25

The Wentworths. Armory hall. Aug. %
See and enjoy the Wentworthe, Aug %
Hear and enjoy the Wentworths Aug
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mann Of Hamburg.
Iowa, uncle and aunt OF County Clerk
John Mann. are visiting in the city.
Perlee johnson came down from Delta
Sunday evening for visit with his
brother. F. Creig johnson, a planning
mill employe.
The Park opera house will open the
coming season on September 9, with the
dramatizstion of Hall Craines grandest
story, "The Penitent," to be followed by
Joseph Newman and his excellent con-
cert company.
What is more inviting to the tired per-
son than a nice clean bedY Anderson's
Bargain House has a large line of beau
tiful iron beds which would be bound to
please the most particular. All prices
and all kinds.
For the Colorado State Fair at Pueblo
September Is to 20, this occasion the D.
& r. G. system will make a rate OF one
fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale
September 15. 16, II, IL and 10, good to
return until September 81.
Miss Minnie kinnick who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8. Wal.
lace this summer, left for her home at
Wahoo. Nebraska. Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallacs accompanied her
as far as Glenwood Springs.
Mrs. w. G. Smith. Mrs. D. A. Smith
and daughter and Walter Foreman. who
have spent the past three weeks with
Mrs. Foreman and other relatives in this
city, left over the narrow gauge for their
home in Fairbury, Nebraska this morn
Rev. j. Monros Stewart. minister Of
the Unitarian church, from Culbertson,
Nebraska, is visitor in the city for the
purpose of establishing church of that
denomination. He will preach in the
court house next Sunday evening at 7:3O
o'clock.
Colome Ware, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. W. Ware OF this city, died
this morning at Grand junction OF peri
tonitis Miss Ware was visiting her
aunt at Paonia and was taken sick there.
Her mother, who was with her, started
back to Glenwood Springs with her, but
at Grand Junction she had become 30
weak that it was impossible to move her
Sa f.t
evening and he requested DR.. Crook to
go to Grand junction and look after the
case. This morning a telegram came
from the doctor Announcing her death
Mr.. Ware left for Grand Judction this
morning aud will bring back the body
Miss Ware was born at Montrose and
brought up in Glenwood. She was fif-
teen years Of age. She was student in
the Glenwood high school and had many
friends who sympathize deeply with her
parents.-Glenwood Avalanche
1t is time to begin looking up the sen.
atorial situation. Mesa and Delta coun-
ties have senator together. Delta
county has never had the honor OF fur
nishing a senator yet and now with all
due modesty, We present our claims.
Mesa county comedies that we should
have it. She recognizes the fact that it
is not justice for tho majority to take
undue advantag Of the minority contin-
ually and will grant US the nomination
and support our candidate. The demo-
Gratis have a candidate for the place in
the person of Mr.. F. N. Dickerson, one
OF Delta's best attorneys. he is q sue
cessful lawyer and business man, stands
high with his colleagues and associates
and is most accommodating in all his af-
fairs. Without regard to politics we are
cure that Mr.. Dickerson will command
the support Of a large majority Of the
voters of the district. he would fill the
office with credit to himself and his con.
stituents.-Delta Progress.