The daily sentinel., 1903-07-09
5 LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. James A. Munson went to
Fruita today to visit.
Get ten pounds New potatoes for
s. 90 at Heron g. Cassells.
Mrs. Clarence Heskett is spending
the summer in Glenwood.
John c. Brainard and family left
on a picnicing excursion today.
There was a meeting for initiation
of the Eastern Star last evening.
Mrs. ]. H. Gallupe and Mrs. G. E.
Cowles started ON their eastern trip
last night.
Samuel Sturtevant. clerk in the
Arthur drug store, was an arrival
home from Boulder.
Tonight there will be meeting of
Temple Commandry No. % K. 7. for
work in the Templar degree.
Miss Laura Lay left last night for
Denver. to he in attendance at the
Christian Endeavor convention.
Harry Dickerson, who has been
quite i'll with TYPHOID fever for sew
eral weeks. is now able to be up.
Goods will continue to be sold at
cost or below during this week at
Graham's gents furnishing honse.
f. E. Newberry. of Fruita. was in
the city this morning making prepar-
ations for trip throughout the state.
S. S. Sease, state water commission
er for the district which includes the
Plateau country, is in the city from
that section today.
l.. J. Krohn, of the firm of Krohn
Bros. left this morning for the east to
buy furniture for the new store now
under construction ON Main street.
"a personal charm is what those
who hear her, declare is the cause of
Miss Willis success in pleasing her
audiences She will lecture at the
Methodist church tonight.
The burning of hay stack in the
Crawford addition, sent the fire de-
partment in that direction in hurry
this morning. There was slight dam
age done.
The great Christian Endeavor CON
vention held its opening session in
Denver this morning. The city is
full of the delegates who have come
from all over the country to attend
the convention.
The cost sale at Graham's gents
furnishing house has been successful
but they Will continue the sale a few
days longer Call there before buy
ing elsewhere. Work shirts 45 cents
sold elsewhere for So cents.
Miss Willis is one of the most in
teresting speakers ON the platform.
Her subject this evening at the Meth
odist church will be one which will
interest everyone. Those who miss
hearing her will miss rare treat.
Harry Ohlman. for several years
lineman for the Denver & Rio Grande !
with Headquarters in this citv. but |
who is now division INSPECTOR for the |
Western Union Telegraph company,
was pleasant visitor this morning. |
He returned east ON delayed No. l.
A handsome elk head was received |
at the Wells, Fargo office this morn
ing, consigned to d. Thomas Price, a
clerk in the Arthur drug store. The
head was presented to Mr.. Price by
his father DIR. Thomas Price who
brought the scalp with him from
trip to Idaho.
Miss Lily Crawford, who at one
time was teacher at Teller Institute,
arrived in the city this morning from
Pocatello, Idaho. ON visit to rela-
tives and friends. Miss Crawford is
the guest of her aunt Mrs. Josephine
Rich. Miss Crawford will be remem-
bered by many of the young people,
as she spent several years in the city
in the early nineties.
Gates Kersberg and his partner. NJ.
Hertz, were arrivals in the city last
night from Meeker, having driven !
overland to the city. Messrs Kers- !
berg and Hertz have come to the city !
nov to make this their future perman-
ent headquarters. Their new build
ing ON Colorado avenue is about finish