The daily sentinel., 1902-08-15
cisars OF all the standard matss at

Cigars OF all the standard makes at
Sparks 4 Co.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith
last night. girl
Root beer and ginger ale put up in 1Oc
bottles for home use. G. D. Smith &
Co. The Druggists.
Strictly now and up -to.date portierres
and draperies just In. Everything tho
latest. Andersons Bargain House.
Horace T. DeLong went to Boulder
yesterday with his brother. Prof. Ira NJ.
DeLong and will remain for several days.
The big bargain sale continues week
at the Mesa Dry Goods store. Best
prices ever made at any sale in this city.
Robert e Graham, wife and daughter
arrived home this morning from Salt
Lake, where they went to enjoy a sum-
mer outing.
Our soda fountain is doing big bust
ness and the reason therefor is very ap-
parent-we make the best drinks.
Sparks & Co.
Otto Mayer, one OF the best known
travelling men on the road. representing
the Hax.Smith Furniture Company of
ST. Joseph, Mo-, is in the city.
Orson Adams. Jr., went to Denver last
night on business connected with the re-
ceivership Of the Grand Junction Elec.
trio d Manufacturing company.
Pete Nix, we'll known Ouray young
man. stopped in the city for week's
visit on bis return from the trip to Salt
Lake City. with the Ouray Elks.
Mrs. Ellen Payne, accompanied by
Mrs. Howard P. Mitchell, will leave in
the morning for Hannah Crock. where
they will visit for couple OF weeks.
b e. Davis OF Guthrie Center, lows,
has been in the city for few days. the
guest Of j. p. Hanson. Mr.. Davis spent
the summer in the White River district
and is favorably impressed with Colora.
do.
Pueblo parties. who have been investi
eating the oil proposition in the region
CT Palisade for the past week, very quiet.
ly yesterday filed 81 location certificates.
Evidently the proposition looks good to
them after a careful investigation.
Mise Florence Smith, who has been
visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Williams Of this city. left yes
terday for her home in Denver. She
will stop at Gunnison, however, for few
days visit with her friend, Miss Mary
Dean.
Don't imagine that there is but one
day Of the big special sale at tho Mesa
Dry Goods company's store. The sale
will continue every day for a week and
better bargains will never be offered in
this city than can be secured at this
sale.
Mrs j. r. Sublett has rented the
building adjoining Justice j. P. Swene, q |
office and will open a millinery store
there on the fret OF September. Mrs.
Sublett will have professional trimmer
here with her, who is now in the east |
placing the order for goods.
A telegram came to the sheriff OF this
county, from the sheriff at Glenwood
Springs. this morning, saying that he
had taken into custody at that place Joe |
Raine. who broke out Of the county jail
here some two weeks ago. Sheriff |
Struthers wired to hold the man and he
will leave for Glenwood tonight to bring
him back.
Levi TepEyck lie ono Of those who en-.
joyed the pleasures Of the Elks aunual
reunion at Salt Lake. OF course Mr.
renE, ck, who enjoys good time about |
as well a. anyone Of many younger
years and more go that fve.sixths Of
those OF his own ago. had a good time. |
he went for that purpose and with his
two sons who reside there no put in full |
hours seeing everything and having Is
much pleasure out Of the visit as he |
could extract.
"The Grand Junction badge" was
greatly in demand said Edwin G. Marsh,
to a Sentinel reporter this morning.
I'VE had one OF the most unique badges |
at the reunion and they were more in |