The daily sentinel., 1903-06-27
5 LOCAL NEWS. 5

Miss Nettie Blaine left for Denver
last night
Orson Adams leaves for two day
fishing trip tonigh
Don't miss those bargains in that
stock of groceries that is being closed
out at cost at Adron's
Edward Gallagher was a passenger
on last nights outgoing train for the
capital city of the state.
Mesdames. @. G. Rumsey and DR..
Taylor left for Glenwood Springs this
morning to spend Sunday.
Mrs. A. S. Exter. of Salida, a sister
of Mrs. Maud Chapman who has been
ill with peritonitis. is convalescing
am closing my stock of groce les
rapidly as possible. You can save a
good big per cent on what you want.
1875 South 9TH j. R. ADRON.
Delta is soon to vote ON municipal
water bonds. There is considerable
enthusiasm over the matter, according
to the statements of the Delta papers.
Louis Jacques and family lave ar
rived in this city from Telluride, to
make it their future home. They
left Telluride Thursday morning. Mr..
Jacques is the father of Mrs. J. E.
Dulmaine.
W. II. Porterfeld, publisher of the
S IN Diegan. of San Diego, California.
was pleasant visitor to this city to-
day. Mr.. Porterfeld is touring the
eastern country and thinks Grand
Junction an ideal spot.
Almost every one is figuring on
some sort of summer vacation for
themselves and their friends. All
work anG no play throughout the en-
tire year makes very dull sort of an
individual. at the end of that time.
H. @. Happy Cali Wagner, the
very geuial passenger agent Tor the
way. was III the city last night aud
today. There is no let up in the en-
thusiasm of Mr. Wagner for the road
he represents.
The members of the Women of
WoodcrafU, through their committee
are preparing to celebrate their annu-
al chip picking contest at their next
regular meeting, which occurs next
Thursday night. There will be the
semi annual installation of officers
previous to the celebration, and a
splendid time is anticipated.
r. NJ. Horn, foreman of The Daily
Sentinel. left last night for a trip to
his old home at Prospect. Ohio. Mr..
Horn will be absent about six weeks.
He was accompanied as far as Denver
by Rodney Jay another Sentinel en-
ploye who will take vacation and
afterward attend the state agricultural
college at Fort Collins this fall.
G. O. Henry and DR.. Clair Henry
of Clear Lake. South Dakota. are
| visitors to the city. the guests of j.
G. Plank. Mr. Plank has been bring.
ing large number of the friends of
his former home to this valley to visit
and locate. For some of them the
weather prophet dished up some pret
tv bad weather, but Mr.. Plank has {
little better sailing under the present
weather conditions.
%he report was received in this city
on Wedn asday that W. K. Coughlin
son of General Superintendent Cough
lin of the first division of the Denver
& Rio Grande. was. instantly killed
in an accident at Huerfano, thirty
seven miles south of Pueblo at
O'Clock that morning. The young
man was only 10 years of age. but was
working on the Colorado & Southern
freight train which was running at ,
high rate of speed and. missing hi!
footing, fell under the Wheels. His
body was cut in two at the waist line
and death was instantaneous. Super
lintendent Coughlin was somewhere
near Salida when notified of the hor