The daily sentinel., 1903-09-04

Roy Wadsworth will leave for
school tomorrow night.
| The old stock yards on lower Fifth
street are being removed.
Mrs. J. H. Luhrs left for Ouray
this morning to join her husband.
Thos. Osborne of the smelter. has
moved into the old residence of J.
W. Weyer.
Isaac Berger, tailor from Houston,
Texas. is recent arrival accompan-
led by his family.
Theodore NJ. Leary, business man
ager of the Burgomaster. is a pleasant
visitor to the city today.
| If you wish for new street hat
call at The Ladies' Emporium and
you will be sure to be suited.
Miss Emma L. Gross. the teacher
of the eighth grade, elected this year,
was an arrival in the city yesterday.
A fine lot of fish has been received
by the Ocean Wave Fish and Oyster
Co. All fresh and many varieties.
Miss Eleanor Swift, one of the
corps of public school teachers was
an arrival home yesterday from her
vacation trip.
William Post has been selected by
the Peach Day executive committee
to take charge of the Broncho Busting
contest.
Brain workers, should eat plenty of
fish. Don't have to wait till Friday.
ocean Wave people can supply you
anytime.
Ribbon bought at the G. V. Store,
will be made into bows or collars free
of expense. Ladies. this is worth in
vestigating.
A subscription was being taken up
| this morning to assist Mrs. Fitzpat-
rick to go to the hospital. She has
been lying ill for quite a long time,
without adequate medical attendance.
People in the neiehboring towns
are smacking their lips in anticipa-
tion of the feastinR on Grand valleys
famous peaches next week. 1t is
reported that thousands anticipate
coming to this city to partake of the
festivities.
Miss Alice Chester returned last
night on the midnight train. from
Salida where she has been visiting
with friends. Salida is Miss Ches-
ter's former home and she reports
the city to have outgrown her imag-
ination. While there she was the
guest of Miss Irene Whitehurst.
@. VanHoorebeke has erected ON
the base ball grounds south of the
| hospital, grand stand capable of
seating four hundred people. Here
is where the ball contests will take
place next week. 1t is also being
arranged to the broncho contest held
there.
The committee having in charge
the matter of the Labor day ce1ebra-
tion, has secured the signatures of all
or nearly all the merchants ON Main |
street to close their places of business
between the hours of one and four
O'Clock on the afternoon of Labor day. |
Bert Soules had the petition in charge
yesterday and he states that not one
merchants refused to sign.
John P. Mitchell, whom it was al
legged was so seriously hurt that it
was thought he would die, from tax
ing small quantity of carbolic acid.
heavily diluted with water. is work
ing as rsual this morning, papering
the new room of the Union Trust &
Banking company. Mr.. Mitchell
states that there was nothing serious
in the case at any time. to warrant
anoyne being concerned as to his
safety.
The executive committee for Peach
Day celebration urges upon all busi-
ness men and citizens to commence at
once the decoration of their homes
and business places with the colors of
Peach Day. The decorating should
have beginning at once. as it is
only short time until the celebration