The daily sentinel., 1903-09-02

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Fish and Oystar Co., 317 Main.
w. D. Davies, the paint man. is on
Miss Reed the kindergarten teacher
for the public schools is an arrival in
the city.
A fine lot of fish has been received
by the Ocean Wave Fish and Oyster
Co. All fresh and many varieties.
Fred Young. of Salina, Ohio, a
nephew of Mrs. Frank Hill, is Wis
itor to the city
Miss ua Anderson, a sister of Miss
Eloise Anderson, accompanied her
back to this city.
Miss Eloise anderson, stenographer
for Gaines & Rose, is home from a
visit to Salt Lake City and other
points in Utah.
You can not spend more pleasant
half hour than 90 to the G.. V. Store.
Reed Block, and see what they have
No complusion to buy.
w. r. Logan, of Buena Vista, the
well known loan agent and publisher
of the Buena Vista Republican, is
visitor to the city today.
Rev. r. sSanderson will lecture at
the Epworth Mission Wednesday
evening Oh Life in Merry old Eng
land. . Admission 20 and 10 cents.
A cut of the enigne, upon which
Robert Steele lost his life. appeared
in the issue Of the Rocky Mountain
News. OF Monday morning. 1t shows
the engine in a badly demolished
condition..
f. j. vosburg and wife are home
from visit to Montrose and points in
the San Juan Mrs. vosburg's health
is much improvedsby her visit. They
will remain until after Peach week
and win hien return to ouray.
Tom T6lley emIdoged in switching
at the Union depot had the misfor-
tune Monday to fan from box car
and injure his thigh. The injury
while painful and necessarily keeping
him from work for the present is not
a permanent injury.
If you have a room to spare and
would like same occupied during
Peach Week. address postal to Sec
retary O. W. Steele of the committee
and it will be scheduled with the rest
of the rooms which the committee
have secured for the guests of the
event.
Prof. E. K. Cole. who was elected
principal of the High school. is an
arrival in the, city. Prof. Cole has
been connected successfully with the
schools of La Junta for more than
five years. HIS family went on to
Salt Lake on y visit, but will return
here in few dayss
Otto Barton, former we'll known
young man in this city. was an arri-
val last might from Glenwood
Springs. whore he has been located
LOT une pdst tHf VI inore. MI. DAT
ton is on his way to the coast but
will stop over probably until after
Peach week, visiting old friends and
relatives in the city.
The Peach Day executive commit
tee met last night at the Chamber of
Commerce rooms and transacted gen
eral business. Matters are in very
good shape. There is more money
needed and there will be made an
effort today to close mp all the ac
counts due on subscription and also
to raise the subscribed amount several
hunrded dollars. There is every
promise that there will be large
crowd present to enjoy the festivities
of that occasion
The Sentinel several days ago pub
lished a statement that L. H. Pollard.
former we'll known engineer on the
Rio Grande system, had been killed
in head end collision, near Douglas,
Arizona. The informant of this pa
per was we'll known railway man
who said he knew that Pollard had
been killed and that there was no
question regarding the matter. This
morninu q TT Covev q warm friend