The daily sentinel., 1903-07-07
5 LOCAL NEWS.
Gold contest Friday evening.

session this week.
Mrs D. T. Stone and family have
gone to Goldsbys lake.
Get ten pounds New potatoes for
5. 25 at Heron & Cassells
Six silver medalists compete for the
gold medal Friday evening.
d. H. Harris. cartoonist. formerly
with the San Francisco Call, is in the
city for few days.
Mrs. G. E. Cowell, wife of DR.. G.
E. Cowell. will leave Thursday for a
visit to Chicago and vicinity.
Christian Church will be lighted
Friday evening for the gold contest
25 and 10 cents. Everybody come.
The small pox patient at the pest
house has slight attack. He will
be kept there the full twenty one
days.
j. W. Simpson, of Iowa. who was
here a few days ago on a visit and
who went to Ogden for a few days
has returned. He will go from here
to Whitewater tn spend few days.
The new sprinkler is doing business
on the street and is al ,muchE needed
piece of city property. The sprinkler
was furnished by the Valley Feed
company and is strictly up to- date and
the kind mostly used in the larger
cities.
Over one hundred papers containing
the account of the Fourth of July
celebration, were sold from this office
The Fourth of July festivities were
completely covered in this paper,
more than five columns of matter be-
ing devoted to the history of the event
Chancellor H. A. Buchtel.. of Den
yer University, accompanied by his
wife and daughter are visitors to the
city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. U.
G. Ramey. DIR. Buchtel and family
are taking trip around the country
and included Grand Junction in the
itinerary to visit old friends.
Harry Lyons, of the firm of Lyons
Son. the popular dry goods people of
this city, went to Palisades this morn
ing to participate in family reunion.
They will meet brother and broth
erin law there from Iowa. Mr. Ly-
ons was accompanied by his wife and
children.
W. H. Bannister is in receipt of IA
piece of soap, one of the principal in
gradients of which is lemon 1t is
manufactured at Los Angeles. Califor-
MIA, by relative of the family and it
is a very beautiful piece of work, as
it is made to represent the lemon. Ii
is called commercially Lemola
L. II. Craven. of the Fair store. is
home from an extended eastern trip. |
Mr.. Craven while absent visited points |
i'll Canada and the New England |
states. He reports delightful time
among old friends and acquaintance. |
He states that there We're few nice
days during the entire time spent in
the east.
John b. Crawford and Will Geiss, |
prominent citizens of Rifle. We're ar
rested and confined in Jail on reuui- |
sition issued by the governor of Flor
ida. John b. Crawford. who went
under the name of John Crawford Bass |
in Florida, is wanted for a murder |
committed thirteen years ago. Geiss
is a nephew and is in some way CON
cerned in the commission of the crime.
William Bryan McKissack. the six
year old son of c. c. McKissack. was
drowned Mt Glenwood Springs on Sun
day, by falling from a foot bridge
under the trestle of the Rio Grande
bridge. At II point over an old mill
race the boy had fallen in and was
carried out to mid-stream and drown
ed. The two boys who were with
him were so frightened that they did
not tell the parents what had become
of their companion. Notwithstanding
they had seen him drown
A good story is told ON Commits
sioner James H. Smith by his friend
Orson Adams. Mr.. Adams asserts
that year or so ago Mr. Smith asked
William B. Lesher, who is somewhat
of horseman, what means he could