The daily sentinel., 1903-08-18
3 LOCAL NEWS.

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The family of T. S. Ramey is home
from Hannah Greek. where they have
been spending some time.
Mrs. W. H. McCulloch left on the
noon train today for Ogden to visit
with relatives and friends.
The faith of Joe Swan in DeBeque
as AN oil section continues unbounded.
Such faith should be rewarded.
When You are in town call and see
the rooms to be occupied by the Grand
Valley Commercial School. Over the
Bazaar, Main st.
Five hundred yards of bunting in
the Peach Day colors has been order
ed by the executive committee OF
Peach Day celebration.
Miss Fannie Outcalt, aunt of Mrs.
Annie Collins, who has been spending
the past month here, left for her home
in Denver this morning.
Miss Bessie Primrose arrived home
last night from Leadville whore she
has been spending the past month
with Miss Bessie Jones'
1t is to be hoped that Plateau valley
will show up on Peach Day with
large display of agricultural products
No section of the county will receive
a warmer welcome.
There is complaint that the herder
of the city COW herd is careless in
handling his animals Last night a
bunch of five cows were in the eastern
part of the city trampling lawns.
You can sow grass seed to advant-
age during the month of August.
Many people are taking advantage of
this month to either plant new lawns
or to fill in where it had scantily
grown.
Council will hold special meeting
tonight Mayor Sampliner will re-
sumo the reins of government, which
has been so successfully handled in
his absence by President Hards of
council.
Everybody attend the opening of
the new Methodist parsonage on
Thursday afternoon and evening. The
Aid Society will serve ice cream. |
cake, lemonade and home made candy |
at the usual prices.
Mrs. Jennie Hereford sister. and |
Clarkson Hereford, nephew of Mrssa
Samuel N Wheeler left this morning
for their homes in Kansas City and |
Odessa, Mo-. after a most pleasant |
time spent in this city.
Herman Hoesch dressed his pony |
in handsome new russett
harness. furnished nv the H. G.. Bed
wlel supply house. The new harness
and the handsome little buggy, makes
Herman Hoesch, Jr. have one of the
pony outfits in this country.
Mrs. N. A Caldwell, proprietor of
The Emporium. has sold that popular
business place to Mrs. @. E. Drew. of
St. Louis. Mrs CALDWELL has success
fully conducted this business and re-
tires now on account of her health.
Mrs. Drew who purchases the business
has been designer in large whole
sale manufacturing millinery plant in
the east and comes doubly equipped :
to conduct the business.
Thirty boxes of the finest early
peaches to be had in the county were
shipped out tonight by Assistant Man
ager Frank Davis of the Fruit Grow
ers association. to the editors of the |
various papers of the Western slope, |
on the broad and narrow. gauge lines
of railway. These were shipped at
the instance of the advertising COM
mittee for Peach Day and it is hoped
that they will do good missionary
work, as the editors enjoy them.
A soap fakir. selling the article
which will remove all grease spots,
held breathless audience at the cor
ner of Fourth and Main streets last
night. He had glib tongue, but
his effort was very strained, compared
with the average street faKir. He
gathered in the shekels though, not
withstanding they could have bought
better soap at any drug store in the
city to serve the same purpose. The
suckers are always in the majority.