The daily sentinel., 1903-09-21
@. E. Pike is on the sick list.

Goods Co. this week.
There were several duck hunting
parties out yesterday.
Don't miss the big bargain sale at
the Mesa Dry Goods Go. this week.
Only 9 davs to buy Town Company
lots at present prices. Ramey In
vestment Co. Agents.
A stone flag sidewalk is being put
down in front of the Gourley furni-
ture and undertaking establishment.
There were about fifty people went
from this city yesterday, to witness
the ball game and the bicycle road
race.
]. A. Green, of this county took
the first prize on honey at the State
Fair and ]. J. Mayhem. second
prize.
Yesterday was an ideal Grand val
lev day. The warm sunshine brought
out lots of people, who walked and
drove to various parts of the country,
surrounding the city.
The band concert Saturday night
was an especially good one. Leader
Currier is getting the members into
fine shape and they seem to be playing
better music than for some time past.
Miss Sadie Miller who for several
months has been employed as stenog-
rapher by w. B. Stephan at Delta
has returned to this city and has ac-
cepted like position with Judge @.
F. Caswell.
Mrs. James U. Harris. wife of
Commissioner Harris accompanied
by the family we're arrivals home
Sunday morning from an extended
visit to California. They have been
absent several months.
President James U. Harris, of the
National Beekeepers association.
shipped all of the honey that was Oh
exhibit at Pueblo. to Denver. to the
Worlds Fair board. to be later ship
ped by them to St. Louis for exhibi-
tion.
r S. McLeun. of Guthrie Centre,
Iowa, who has been visiting his bro
ther J. A. McLuen. the well known
realty dealer and auctioneer has start
ed ON his return journey home. Mr..
McLeun was much pleased with this
country.
Mrs A. e. Strayer, her daughter
Miss Grace Strayer and Miss Katha--
inc Marks, all of Denver, were arriv-
ais in the city yesterday on visit to
Mrs A. R. Sampliner, daughter of
Mrs Strayer. Miss Marks is also a
cousin of Mrs. Sampliner.
R. P Davie and wife were arrivals
in the city Saturday night Mr.. Davie
is back for the purpose of securing
contracts for the planting of sugar
beets. He will begin the work on
every hand from now forward. until
every possible acre of ground needed
is contracted for the use of the fac
tory.
William Bomgardner took sixty one
individual prizes on plate displays at
the State Fair at Pueblo, twenty two
second prizes and thirteen third. This
is record of which any horticultur-
alist might be proud. This is about
the number of prizes he has won dur
ing the past several years.
W. II. Merrill, of Denver. of the
firm of Jos. Merrill and Son. whole
sale dealers in leather and shoe find
ings, is a visitor upon his brother AL
derman Walter Merrill, of the Fourtl.
ward Mr. Merrill has visited this
city several times before and notices
marked changes in the city and coun.
ty.
H. O. Bucklin. has received letter
from his son Alvin in California, i'll
which he states that his uncle, Hon.
James w. Bucklin of this city. who
went to California for the benefit of
his health, is improv ing ''by leaps
and bounds'' He says that he is also
improving greatly in health himself.
Mr.. Bucklin is glad to receive these
encouraging messages regarding his
son and his brother.
A. @. Newton and wife returned
this morning on No. 4 from Salt Lake