The daily sentinel., 1903-09-26

Mrs. Ethel Lynne, is home from a
visit to Chicago.
@. NJ. Bailey is down again from
Montrose. He reports fine time at
the fair.
W. H. Crawford will leave for Den
yer tonight. ON matters of private
business.
The Gordon drug store is doing a
good business at it's location ON Sec
ond and Colorado.
Mayor J. M Sampliner was con-
fined to his home yesterday by illness.
He was at work again. however. this
morning.
Superintendent Theo. G. Lennon,
of the Indian school, left last night
for the south to secure more boys and
girls for the school.
Postmaster Edwin Price, who has
been up on the Gunnison fishing with
Hon. Earl NJ. Cranston. U. S. Dis
trict Attorney. will arrive home to-
night.
". NfitsshcI anu
who has been visiting with Mrs. Hor-
ace T. DeLong, left for her home at
Ouray this morning after a most
| pleasant visit.
John r. Howell. of Marthon, Iowa
who has been visiting the families of
A r. Wells and E. B. Wilson, left
for his home last night. after a most
pleasant visit.
The Ladies of st. Mathews Guild
wish to thank the business men who
SO kindly patronized them and the
others who so ably assisted them dur
ing the Carnival. Mrs. Dyke. Sec.
At the Baptist church at II a. m.
Mr.. Beach's subject will be. 1.-THE
Little Enough" In the evening at
O'Clock he will preach from the text
''Come Then With Us and We will do
Thee Good. Everybody invited.
Work was begun, in Sfgging the
cellar for the new building to be
erected by James W. Bucklin. ON his
lot adjoining the G. P. Bliss store.
this morning. A commodious store
room will erected there by Mr.. Buck
lin.
A pretty stiff run in. between two
bicycles occurred in front of the
court house at noon today. Lester
Roberts and Mr.. Stanek were the
parties and it was pure accident.
Mr.. Stanek suffered severe cut on
his left hand.
Mesa Lodge No. 90 A. f. and A. NJ.
will meet in special communication
tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 80
sharp for the purpose of attending the
funeral of our late brother Charles
W. Steele. Visiting brothers are cor
daily invited. By order of. S. G.
HUM, W. NJ.
Last night Ben J. Snyder left his
wheel standing in front of Haskells
Pharmacy for few minutes and dur.
ing his absence some one took the BIZ
cycle and mean dered. The wheel is
an Orient with almost new tires. and
Mr.. Snyder says it will be an easy
matter to identify it.
Everyone should go to the ball
game tomorrow afternoon which will
be played between this city and Aspen
at the Hospital grounds. All the
local sports have manifested consider
able interest in this game and the To-
cal team have been practicing hard so
that they can make good showing.
A. @. Newton. of Fitchburg Mas
sachusetts. a brother of George New
ton. of The Grand Junction Electric
Lighting company, was an arrival in
the city this morning to pay short
visit to his brother. Mr.. Newton is
enjoying his first visit this far west
and finds much to attract him, in the
scenes of the far west.
Prof e. E. Cole. principal of the
High School. is considering a propo-
sition to place in the field small
| journal devoted exclusively to the
work of the High School of the city.
Prof. Cole successfully conducted one
at Otero and hopes that it will be of
material benefit to the students and
the public at large.
| Mrs. D. r. Crosby. wife of the reg
lister of the land office at Montrose,
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