The daily sentinel., 1903-08-01
LOCAL NEWS.

Buy 81. % Eagle, knlrusi IpI SlOO AL
Kirlins. .,.--....' al a,si-...,..'si 90
. Miss Ethel Griffith is. working for
the H. G. Bedwell company. 4s1 'ar
Miss Lucy Hull has accepted a posi-
tion with Whistler and Trobitz.
Miss Dell Green is working for W.,
@. Scheu as book keeper and steno.
grapher. ..
Postmaster Edwin Price. left this
morning on No A., for Denver on bus
iness matters.
N Revi aOA s. iNfcDow ell 4 the ievangels
ist, will preach in the Methodist church
tomorrow night.
G. E. Pike aud Joe Primrose will
take short trip to Mesa lake. leav.
ing for that resort this afternoon.
Mrs. f. ]. vosburg leaves in the
morning for, .Montrose, to join Mr..
Vosburg who has been there for two
weeks. a.. i'lu"~i a-'t.io' .,
Mrs Walter o. Powers. will arrive
in the city tonight and will take up
her residence in this city in the Car
nahan house. n"" -'~@'t y
Miss Ruby Hampson, of Salida.'
formerly a resident of this city, is an
arrival in the city on a visit to MISS
Bessie Magner. VI
John webber, of Denver. is an ar
rival in the city and has accepted
n position with the Grid Junction
Planning Mill company ''7 ''''.~ ~'''
Mrs. Northrup, sister of Rev. G.
W. G. Lyon. has arrived in the city
and will reside in the parsonage dur
ing the absence of Rev. Lyon and
family.
81, Owing to delays in changing. the
building, the Grand Junction. Busi-
ness College will not commence, Mon
day Aug. 3. as. was expected; but will
begin Aug. 10. ..,,-.i..t t.. "A
Is. Mrs. Chapman came oy er from Grand
Junction ON Tuesday and after a brief
visit with. her sister Mrs A. S. Ex-
ter, she will proceed to Michigan on
an extended visit -Salida Mail. 4
W. b. -Huffs1nith arrived in the city
last night from Salida. Mr.. Huff
smith came to relieve night operator.
Chas, Reihle, WHO left last night for
"A months outing.
ed by ther pastor at the Presbyterian
church Sabbath morning and evening.
Both. services will, be of special in
terest, strangers and all others will
find cordial welcome. The best of
music furnished at all services Come
and take part. Hours ofiservice at / L
a. m. and 8 p. m.
Mrs. A. S. Exter and children re-
turned last Saturdayfrom GraDd juno
tion where they had Visited for sever
al weeks with relatives and friends
Mrs. Exter was taken quite ill of ner- 1
iitonitis while, ,theGe, and tor some lite /,
time was under the care of physi-
clans. We are glad to state that She
is now much improved in health!-f
.Salida Mail 4
The Ramey Investment Co.. report
realty sales the past week as follows:A
Lots and 10, Block SO to A.'C. COX /
.ey, price $3.50. s.,tqts.'5 and g.
Block 81 to M. l.. Bucklin price 5000.
Lots 25 and 26, Block 141 to ]. "A. |
Beemer. price s4UU Lots " 2s 30 and
80, Block 1lQtp f. s. Wheeler. price 4
$7o0. Miller property on Grand Ave.
to Mrs. Lutes. price $1,000. j. J.
Cooper, orchard tract TO A,,E. Curtiss
of Dakota, price 81, 900 10 acres near
Paiisade. to Mr. Reed, price s4oo. 4
Tie Sentinel Was called up by phone.
last night by several railway men,.
who stated that they desired to i'm,
part averv important item of informa.
Ltiop- Asked SMhat IT Was they said.
that train No. 6 had arrived on time
and would leaYe on tims. Assthis had
not occurred in the memory of the
oldest railway man in the service IN
this city, they thought that it was 1t
matter of first class news. The Sen
tinel entirely agrees with them on
the matter.