The daily sentinel., 1903-08-06
5 LOCAL NEWS.

nigh by the W. R. G.
Mrs. G. VanHoorebeke arrived home
from Mesa Lake at noon today.
il The Parsons family will leave in a
few days for vacation in the hills.
Train No. 8 did not arrive in this
city until an early hour this morning.
Patronize the Relief Corps and go
to the social in the park next Friday
night.
H. An indian buck having his shoes
shined by white boy. was a unique
scene on the streets TODAY.
The Women of Woodcraft meet to-
night in regular Sc sion. 1t is urged
that all members tend.
NJ. o. DelaplaIn has treated himself
to handsome new wall sign. which
is the handiwork of ]. P Mitchell.
W. H Sites, of Henderson. Ken
lucky. who has been here on visit
to the family of MIR. and Mrs. Samuel
G. McMullin, left for Salt Lake City
today.
A handsome new sign has been
erected by the Christian church above
the door of their reading room, in the
basement of the Grand Valley Nation
al bank building.
Jack Ackerman has taken position
in his father IS furnishing emporium
and in conjunction with his brother
Harvey will endeavor to push business
in that popular emporium.
Charles Wilson, a contractor for
merly located here, returned from the |
west a few days ago, and has purchas-
ed property ON South Fifth street and
will remain here permanently.
There were faint flashes of light
ming seen in the east last evening.
They were doubtless reflection from
the great storm which prevailed in
portions of eastern Colorado last
night.
G. Harry Alderman and bride ar
rived home last night from Nephi.
Utah. Mr.. Alderman took his bride
at once to the COSY little furnished
home he had provided at No. 449 Rood
street.
Deputy Breeze of the assessors
office was busy this morning handing
out cigars to friends. Quite large
bunch of gentlemen went in and call
ed ON Mr.. Breeze in body. They
nearly the, entire working
force of at the court house.
'che Sentinels readers will notice
the large new advertisements today.
Of The Lay -Nattinger Mercantile COM
pany and of The Fashion, which lat
ter store is again thrown open to the
public tomorrow under the ownership
IF Shellenberger. Miller and Co.
The dance given last night by the
Ladies Alliance of the Peoples church
was delightful affair. There was a
crowd present, probably one hundred
couples. NJ. G. Ramsey acted in the
capacity of floor manager and served
we'll, as all who know him would ex-
pect.
A sneak thief stole into the shoe
store of Thomas Mclean this morning
and stole some stock jeweliy in
small case in the front of the store. A
workman was in the rear room, work
ing at the shoemaker's bench, but he
did not hear the quiet and stealthy
steps of the sneak thief
r. E. Nelson of st. Louis. with
the Newcomb Bros. Wall Paper COM
pany, was an arrival in the ctiv yes
terdav. Mr.. Nelson. who is an old
friend of G.. VanHoorebeke' comes to
decorate that gentleman's handsome
new residence on the croner of Main
and Tenth streets.
f. j. Vosburg writes The Sentinel
from Montrose that he is enjoying .
splendid trade. He has sold three
pop corn machines. one to go to Seat
tie and two to Utah. He will GO to
Ouray. Silverton and Telluride. be-
fore returning. He was Joined last
Sunday by Mrs Vosburg
A. FL. Blair. receiver of the U. S.
Land office at Waukeena Kansas, a
brother of Bryson p Blair. deputy i,
district clerk was nm arrival ~ tl,a