The daily sentinel., 1903-09-01

negie Library meets tonight.
Fish of all kinds at the Ocean Wave
Fish and Oystar Co., 317 Main.
Harry Lyons went to Palisades this
morning on matters of business.
Mrs. AL Pearson and daughter of
Palisades are in the city today.
Mrs. George Stuart has gone to
Eagle for visit with his parents.
Louis Paddison has gone to Bloom
ington, Illinois. where he will attend
school this winter.
Mrs. Hugh Gallagher and Miss
Conley. a niece are on visit to
friends, from Salida.
Miss Ida NJ. Cation. of st. Louis,
Modiste. will take orders for all kinds
of dressmaking. Phone 6S2 Red.
A fine lot of fish has been received
by the Ocean Wave Fish and Oyster
Co. All fresh and many varieties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griswold and
son. left this morning over the mar
row guage for their home at Telluride.
NJ. L. Roberts. accompanied by the
family, are home from their sum
mer outing at lola, ON the Gunnison.
Miss Pearl Long, niece of Rev. j.
| e. Weir, left for her home this
morning, after a most pleasant visit
in this city.
Arthur Gormly and family have
removed to this city from Salida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gormley will reside on
Ouray avenue.
The universal wish of the populace
is that good drenching shower will
wet down the aggravating dust that
is flying around.
The beautiful chair which was
offered as a prize by the Grand Valley
Commercial school, was won by Miss
Anna Lindhard.
You can not spend more pleasant
half hour than go to the G. v Store.
Reed Block. and see what they have.
No complusion to buy.
Wait for the grand opening at The
Ladies' Emporium if you wish for
decidedly swell hat. Elegant street
hats always on display.
Rev r. Sanderson will lee ture at
the Epworth Mission Wednesday
evening on Life in Merry old Eng
land - Admission % and 10 cents.
Mrs RAIDER, mother of the RAIDER
boys. sustained very painful injury
yesterday by falling from the arm of
rocking chair upon which she was
standing.
Arthur Marvin, one of the corps of
civil engineers who are superintend-
ing the work at the Union depot.
which is to be rebuilt soon, is in the
city. He is from Salida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson have gone
east on "a vacation trip. Mr.. Patter-
son is superintendent OF bridges and
buildings of the Rio Grande and is
taking a well earned vacation.
Charlie Anderson, is home from
California, where he went in COM
pany with DR.. G. E. Cowell. He
reports the latter feeling better with
great hopes of an ultimate complete
recovery.
The old Sibeck shoe store building
is being rapidly torn down to be re-
built by the firm of Story & Story
of Ouray. who will put up a hand
some two story brick business block
as soon as the old building is torn
down.
Rev o. E. Ostenson, of Durango.
one of the first pastors of the Episco-
pal church in western Colorado. hav-
ing for IA long time successfully filed
the duties of rector of st. Matthews
church in this city. is among the
visitors today, having arrived this
morning from Salt Lake City. Rev.
Ostenson was among the pioneers of
this county and w zen he came up
town this morning he could hardly
realize the many cha Hges that have
occurred in the city. He is immensely
pleased with the future outlook of the
city. Rev. Ostenson is the owner of
considerable realty here.
U'bo frort of tI,o old Pink bui1dinO