The daily sentinel., 1903-08-31

The mel ry -go-round did good bus
iness last night, and yesterday after
noon.
If you wish for a new street hat
call at The Ladies' Emporium and
you will be sure to be suited.
The Ladies' Emorium is better
quippped than ever before for dis
playing the prettiest hats ever shown
in the city.
The program as published in to-
day S issue is subject to some changes
1t will. however, be practically as it
appears today.
Secure your seats at Haskell's
Pharmacy, if you want TO see the
great comedy "A Friend of the Fami-
ly'', FRIDAY evening.
A crowded house should greet "a
Friend of the Family" ON Friday
evening the opening of the season at
the Park opera house.
Wait for the grand opening at The
Ladies' Emporium if you wish for
decidedly swell hat. Elegant street
hats always ON display.
The kalsomining at the Park opera
house has been finished and together
with the painting that has been done,
the Park presents a much brighter
and better appearance.
Miss Edna McSherry, who has for
some time been connected with the
Mesa Dry Goods company, as a clerk
has accepted a position in The Senti-
mel office. Miss McSherry will for
the time being assist in office work
There is a congestion of freight at
the depot. 1t is hard to get freight
Some way should be devised to deliver
this promptly to the merchants, as it
incomodes them greatly. when expect
ing goods and they cannot have them
| for sale
Miss Mona Travette. charming
young lady stenographer from Delta
was visitor to the city Saturday
and Sunday. Miss Travette has been
taking her summer vacation at Salt
Lake City, ana stopped here for a
visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Haskell and
children returned today from "a visit
to Elgin, Illinois. the old home of
Mrs. Haskell The latter. with the
children have been visiting there
some time, Mr.. Haskell joining them
there a few weeks ago.
Letters received this morning by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. x. Hampton bring
the glad news that their sons, George
and Lee have taken all of their test
examinations and that they both pass
ed all right. They have entered the
Leland Stanford Junior University of
Palo Alto. California. in good and
regular standing.
The Rio Grande company will have
to provide some way for pedestrians.
during Peach week. across their new
grade this side of the Union depo,
| The dust is something frightful at the
present time and il would be damp
ner ON Peach week. if the great num-
bers who will visit this city during
that time, were compelled to wade
through. almost knee deep.
The Rocky Mountain News contains
"A full page of matter. anent the Peach
Day celebration. The article is illus
trated with cuts of fruit and is worth
a great deal to this valley as an ad-
vertisement, not only of the Peach
Day events. but of the fruit interests
of the valley. The article appears on
the second page of the News. of Sun
days issue and is of great value. just
at this time. i'll calling attention to
the great coming celebration
James L. Harris. county commits
sioner states that his election to the
presidency of the National Bee Keep
ers' association. was unanimous, not
one state delegation turning him
down. He states that in all probabil-
ity that the next national meeting
will be held in the city of st. Louis,
during the Worlds fair and that in
coming to attend the session, the Bee
Keepers of the west coast will pass
through here and it is the intention
of their president. Mr. Harris to