The daily sentinel., 1903-10-05

w. Z. Stone, one of the railway
yard employees has been transferred
to Salida.
Mrs. O. P. holland returned to this
city Saturday night. from a visit
with her daughter.
Mr.. J. Bolton of New CASTLE is
visiting at the home of Mrs. M. Cor
coran, on Bird and White.
H. A. Stroud, of the firm of Mckay
and Stroud, of DeBeoue is doing
business in the city today.
Little Pearl Thatcher had the mis-
fortune to run nail into her foot.
yesterday. making painful injury.
Judge Theron Stevens is an arrival
in the CRY for the purpose of holding
the October term of the district court.
H. Granger Haxby. oculist and eye
surgeon at the Grand hotel. Oct.5 to z.
Have your eyes examined by nfan
who knows. Hours 10 to p. m.
A great many ladies had sweet
smile last week, they evidently must
of had some of o. P. Bauer's and Co.
candy. To be had at the G.. V store.
&C. O. Price is home from Los An
geles, California. He will resume
his run on the Rio Grande again. He
has had long siege of sickness He
is able to walk well now without his
crutches
P. L. Rowland will come if you
phone 682 red and perform any work
in electrical line you need. He places
electric door bells. push buttons. does
wiring. Erects fans and any other
work you desire done.
Duck hunters have been numerou,
along the river and marshes close to
the river, the past few mornings.
They bring home some mallards and
a few teal. They say that the ducks
are numerous. but they fly high.
I. N. Bunting. at meeting held
Saturday night by the Peach Day ex-
ecutive committee, was elected secre-
tary of the committed. vice c. W..
Steele. deceased to assist in finally
winding up the affairs of the COM
mittee.
e. @. Jenkins, father of O. E. Jen-
kins of the Electric Light company. :
returned last night from visit to
California He has been absent about
three months and says while Califor-
MIA is beautiful to look upon, still
there is no state like Colorado.
John l.. Cochran, of Crawfords-
vile. Indiana, cousin of George W.
Hutton. of this city is here on visit.
Mr.. Cochran has been driving around
the country considerably and is quite
impressed with this section of the
state. in fact more so than any por-
tion he has visited.
Ground was broken today at the
Electric light plant for new build,
ing and new dynamo. This is the
beginning of very large improvements
to be made by the company from now
forward. There will be new poles
erected and the capacity of the plant
generally increased.
President Davie of The Western Su-
gar and Land Company informed the
Sentinel this morning that he had Sc
cured the services of Mark Austin. the
best sugar man in this country, Wi II
two able assistants to superint
matters in the field for the raising OF
beets. He said that it would be the
policy of his field men to advise with
the beet growers. but not to dictate
to them.
Hon. James W. Bucklin returned
today from long visit to California.
taken for the benefit of his health.
Mr.. Bucklin is considerably improved
IN health, although not entirely well
by any meaus. He is gaining in
strength every day and hopes soon to
be up to his normal condition of
health and vigor.. Since the month
of May Mr.. Bucklin has been confined
to his home. up until he left this city
for California ON the 10Th of August.
He has spent the greater portion of
the time he has been away at San
Diego.
Mr.. Macon in advance of the Storks.
which will be produced here next