The daily sentinel., 1902-08-21
Walter o. Powers has removed to thi.

Walter o. Powers has removed to this
city from Salida.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. James Pur.
cell this morning, a boy.
A. R. Sampliner will leave in the
morning for trip to Ouray.
G. N. Goslen OF Rangely. a we'll known
csttleman. is in the city today.
Mrs. G. W. Shores and son Bud are
home from visit to Gunnison.
Gordon Kimball, the we'll known min
ing man. was in the city last night.
Robert Selah, Western brakeman,
has removed his family to this city from
Utah.
Superintendent Mayo of the Rio
Grande express, is visitor to the city
today
Mrs. Ellen Payne Mrs A. P. Curtis
and Mrs. Nordell Robinson have return
ed from HANNAH creek.
Grand opening OF new millinery store,
1~SNN"yb mug <cio. Aloot VI L lou
ming & Lamo. Mrs. Sublett.
The Graham, Gregg and Pitman sys.
TENS Of shorthand are taught at the
Grand junction Business college.
Clarence Nichols a we'll known ranch
man Of the Meadows, has sold his prop
erty and will remove to the state of
Washington
2. j. Nix, who has spent the past
week in this city visiting with friends,
left for his home in Ouray this morning
on the narrow gauge.
John B. King Of Salt Lake City was a
pleasant visitor today. Mr.. King was in
this city several years ago and has pleas
ant memories TO the city.
Ladies'! Don't Mss the grand open
ing of the new millinery store, east Of
Flemmiug & Lamb, next Saturday. An
elegant line Of fall millinery Mrs. Sub
lett, propr.
The Colorado Springs Gazette con-
tanned a handsome picture this week, in
it's Sunday lssue.- of Olive Airline Smith,
the little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Alva Smith.
The Star laundry, which has been run
by Anon Clark, was sold yesterday to
Wesley Campbell who will conduct the
laundry hereafter, making a number Of
needed improvements.
Orson Adams, Jr, is in receipt of a
letter from his old friend George w.
Bowen, Of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Co..
stating that the present management
was on top and proposed to stay there.
The ladies like to see man we'll
dressed; but, above all, they want them
neat. A clean tie adds great deal to
the general appearance Of a well dressed
man. Ackerman has all the latest
styles.
e L. Kulp, Of Pottstown, Pennsyl-
vauia, is visitor to the city today Mr.
Kulp has been touring the west and
south and is en- route home through
Colorado. He is quite delighted with
the western country.
Main street was we'll filled with people
out promenading and out for business,
last night Whether the merchants do
any business or not, they seem to be
vastly better pleased at keeping their
places OF business open.
There will be lawn social this even.
ing at the home OF Geo. w. Hutton, 800
Ouray ave-, for the benefit OF the church
organ fund. A musical program will be
given by the choir and Others Ice cream
and cake will be served for Is cents.
George W, Dry, who has been en-
ployed at ! he Fair for more than a year
past, left today for the northwest coun-
try to look out for location to engage
in business. Mr.. Dry has been a most
efficient clerk to his employers and
leaves with their best wishes.
Frank l. Lee has sold his residence on
Ouray avenue to Sheriff William G.
Struthers, consideration, s25O0. Mr.
Lee will at once commence the erection
OF a new house on the lots recently pur-
chased on Seventh avenue directly north
OF the Carnegie library on tht northwest
corner OF Seventh and Grand avenues.