The daily sentinel., 1902-09-22
..LOCAL NEWS.

OOt IsStA, Is IlO1Ilt lIOf11 Ii DuSlHtSS
trip to Kansa City and other points
in Kansas.
James Silcox, chief clerk at the
Union depot is execting visit from
his father
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Arthur
left for Denver last night, to visit
with relatives and friends.
The fears of frost have abated, the
cloudy weather of the night keeping
Jack Frost in the background.
A. @. Newton, returned to the city
Sunday at noon, from being in atten-
dance at the state fair at Pueblo.
G. M. Hagner, night ticket agent
at the depot, and ]. o. Whittekiend
have gone to the hills for few days
hunting.
Set your watch by the clock of The
Sentinel in the postoffice and you will
always be right. 1t is U. S. observ-
atory time and must be correct
The Western Union Telegraph COM
pany is placing sounder in the store
of M. L. Roberts, official inspector of
the Rio Grande, by which he may
set his regulator.
c. H. Cocran and wife of Plain
vile, Kansas, old time friends of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. M. Shores are pleasant
visitors to the city and guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Shores.
The Womens Missionary Union
will meet at the Methodist church ON
Wednesday afternoon instead of Tues
day afternoon on account of the fun
eral of Nellie Smith.
Willie Graham, Lois Stewart and
Ralph Alderman, are home from the
Reform school, where they served
eleven months and thisteen days, of
their term of one year.
DR.. E. F. Eldridge sent some very
fine fruit to Denver few days ago.
Saturday he received several letters
thanking him greatly and praising
the fruit beyond words to express.
The Sentinel has installed type
setting machine and is greatly i'm
PioNVA III aPpSttif fhiiNSe ho PNoplS VI
Grand Junction should show their ap-
probation of such enterprise. De
Beque Bugle.
The heavy rain of Saturday after
noon and night seemed to be general
throughout the state. The fall in
Mesa county was considerable and
settled the dust effectively. The fall
according to the weather bureau re-
port was S5-1OO of an inch.
The engineering corps of the gov
ernment, purchased a big camp outfit
this morning, consisting of full line
of cooking utensils and also a large
amount of supplies. The corps will
be we'll fitted for long and careful
survey of the great scheme.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Weyer were
compelled to postpone their trip on ac-
count of the news received Sunday af
ternoon of the serious Illness of Mrl
Weyer's father, who resides at Valpa
riso, Indiana. Mr.. Weyer may be com
PEELED to return to his old home and
in the meantime postpone his western
trip.
DR.. Leroy g. Hedges. returned from
Pueblo Saturday night, where he
had been in attendance on the state
Homeopathic conventionn. DIR. Hedges
represented the western part of the
state in paper read before the con-
vention on the subject 1.-The Necessity
of Proving New Drugs" The doctor
reports most pleasant and profitable
time.
There was a very fair attendance at
the meeting of the county central
committee of the democratic party, at
the court house Saturday afternoon.
After arranging the call of the con-
vention, the date of which was fixed
for Saturday October 4th, an informal
! talk was had over the candidates for
the office of commissioner and repre-
sentative. Those present believed
that two good men would find easy
sailing against the nominees of the re-
publican party and every effort will
be made to place the strongest men in
the field.
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