The daily sentinel., 1903-08-15
5 LOCAL NEWS.


Everything in first class livery at
Platt and Kings.
Come in and see our stock of mer-
chandise opening. Saturday, Aug. 18th
at p. m. G. " store Reed Build
ing.
Methodist Sermon in the
morning will be on Endurance" In
the evening on Making Excuses. -
Good music
Moses Graham, formerly we'll
known teamster in this section arrived
this morning from long absence in
the Northwest.
Mr.. and Mr.. Gray Steele returned
home last night from Gunnison where
they have been visiting for the past
week with friends.
The air has been delightfully."- cool
the past few days. The strangers who
visit the valley now. are much inn
pressed with the elegant climate.
K. P. Chester, who has been absent
! for the last month. arrived home last
night. He has been at the new camp
at Bowerman and at Denver and Min
turn.
Prof. E. B. Moore and family are
again in the city. They are accom-
panied by Mr. Moore's father. A. G.
Moore. of Mexico. Missouri where
Prof Moore has been visiting.
III. r. Hitchcock and wife of Den
YER, were arrivals in the city last
night. Mr.. Hitchcock is manager of
the Typewriter Exchange company in
Denver and an old newspaper man.
Baptist-Services at this church
will be held at the usual hours. The
subject of the morning discourse will
be 1.-The Unchanging Jesus Christ.
Evening theme. Zone Step at
Time.
Mrs. Ben. J. SNYDER and son Fred
will leave Tuesday next for Denver
from where they will go to Youngs-
town, Ohio, where Fred will enter
school. Mrs. Snyder will be absent
several months.
Last night about sixteen painters
and paper hangers assembled and or
gauized a branch of the Brotherhood
of Painters. Paper hangers and Decor
ators of America Tonight they will
meet TO select officers.
Work on the demolition of the old
building belonging to James W. Buck
lin. adjoining the Bliss store com
menced this morning and this after
noon the building was pretty we'll torn
down. In its place it is said Mr..
Bucklin will erect handsome stone
building
The Pitts ranch in Plateau Valley
is shipping large quantities of dew
berries to eastern points as we'll as to
this city The soil in the upper val
ley is well adapted to the growing of
ldew berries and Mr.. Pitts Thoroughly
understands the small fruit business.
The Weber and Fischer. two world
wide famed pianos are among those
which have been sold recently by The
Thompson Jewelry and Music com
pany store. This firm has larger
line of the famed makes than is shown
by any other dealers. They stand in
spection and are known by musicians
at once as standard makes.
r. II. Bancroft. J. L. Oliver. @.
H. Martin. W. A. Miller and W. Fl.
Beecratt have been appointed by the
executive committee of the Peach Day
celebration as special committee OH
exhibits from Palisades. These gem
tlemen will push the work forward to
make one of the finest displays of
fruit ever made in the valley from
any section.
W. M. Sheldon of this city, who
has been in attendance upon the ses-
sion of the Ancient Free and Accept
ed Negro Masons. of the Colorado jnr-
isdiction, which has been in session
the past week in the city of Pueblo.
was honored with the appointment in
the grand lodge of the position OF
Grand Marshal Mr. Sheldon has
I been very enthusiastic Mason for a
| number of years and was largely in