The daily sentinel., 1902-08-27

No. 8 was 2 hours and 30 minutes late
today.
The Red Men will meet in regular ses
sion tonight.
Storekeeper Blair is in the city today
from Whitewater.
August %. Armory hall-Tickets %
conts-The Wentworths.
Austin Corcoran will leave Friday for
Salt Lake. where he will attend school.
Hon. Henry M. Teller is expected to
visit this city and his ranch some time
next week.
Fred F. Liddell who has been absent
in Salt Lake for the past few days is
home again.
The colored people will give a supper
Thursday night in aid Of Taylor lodge.
OF the Masonic order.
Miss Efie Darnell left for Denver
Tuesday where che will take course OF
music studying there for year.
Rev. r. Sandereon who has been at
tending the Methodist conference at
Denver arrived home today at noon.
Horace T. DeLong sold yesterday for
Carmino Darcongelo ten acres of.land on
Orchard Mesa subdivision to Gaeno
Trango for $500.
Judge w. A. Marsh secretary OF the
school board, went to Ouray this morn
ing to be present at the hearing OF the
school bond case.
There is to be debate on the Auetra-
lasian Land Tax amendment at the
court house tonight. Local speakers
will discuss the issue
Russell johnson and family returned
last night from q months outing in the
hills. He has had delightful time and
the trip has done the family much good.
Helen Bunting will leave Thursday
night for Philadelphia From there she
goes to the old home OF Mr.. Bunting to
remain year with her grandmother.
She will attend school while in the cast.
Agnes Cosgrove. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James q. Cosgrove, will leave on
Thursday for Salt Lake. where she will
enter the Sisters Academy, one OF the
bsst educational institutions in the west.
Mise Matte Eldridge and Miss Claire
Thompson will leave next week for quite
an extended trip. They will go to Port.
land and visit friends and relatives and
will then go to the coast on their return
homeward.
II you want one OF the highest grade
bicycles manufactured, see Fletcher, the
agent for the Fowler wheels. AID re-.
member that we repair anything from
toy wagon to thrashing machine. 249
Main street.
Several blasts have been successfully
run off from the new foundry in this
city since last Saturday. The foundry
has number of orders for window
weights and are working Cd these orders
at the present time.
Q. A. Muse and J. A. Fitzpatrick, who
we're convicted OF selling liquor without
license, and fined 500 each and costs,
replevined their fine by giving bond this
morning and were released.
The Grand Junction dep OF ia about as
poor an excuse for waiting room as
will be found in any town with the pre-
tentions OF being such a town as Grand
junction claims to be. Anyone wishing
to wait in that place has little or no ac-
commodation and no comfort whatever.
-Fruits Mail.
William Wiser, who completed the
course and was graduated from Colorado
College last year, left Monday for Colo
RADIO Springs and from there will go to
the LELAND Stanford University vt Pa,o
Alto. California. Mr.. Wiser has made
splendid record as a scholar and he
eventually expects to take up the study
OF the law.
Miss Alice Lee yesterday afternoon
entertained the Musical Review club,
at the home of her father on Fourth and
Grand streets. The club is composed
OF the members OF the claes of Miss Ger
trude Cartmsl and has large member.
ship. A splendid program OF music was
rendered, Miss Cartmel rendering sever.
al 1oliohte ealaot;Dra Dop.ooku.k.