The daily sentinel., 1903-08-11
S LOCAL NEWS.

| The best Havana nlled Tor 20 cent
cigar La ID Oreo.
| w. ]. Meyer of the Fair, went to
Denver last night.
l. There seems to be an epidemic of
sore throat among the citizens.
Buy the Honeysuckle brand of ba-
con. it is toothsome and delightful.
Fall term of the Grand Valley
Commercial School begins Sept. 1st
E. W. Huskins of Denver is visit
ing the family of ]. t. Sharp of this
city.
Feed for all kinds of stock. Hay.
grain and chops. Valley Feed COM
pany.
The Vorbeck family have gone to
the Duckett saw mill section for an
outing.
Hay fever sufferers complain that
the past week has been a record break
er fo1 them.
Samuel G. McMullin and family
left for Gunnison this morning for
short outing.
County Comm missioner James H.
Smith want to DeBeque on business
visit yesterday.
Miss Gladys Brainard. has been i'll
at che home of her parents on north
Seventh avenue.
!, Mrs. Alma Dick of Provo is re-
cent arrival for an extended visit with
Mrs. NJ. X. Williams
Miss Grace Campbell, of Topeka. |
Kansas. is here ON visit to her |
friend Miss Dorothy Griffith.
Driving piles in the new building
to be built adjoining his other one.
was begun this morning. no the @. |
W. Steele property.
For purity and wholesomeness the
Honeysuckle lard is unequalled Ask |
your grocer for this brand. 1t will
surely please you.
The hams of the Honeysuckle brand |
are outclassed by ON other ham on the |
market. Ask for trial ham. Your |
grocer keeps them.
There will be special meeting to-
night at the Elks hall. of camp No |
7349. Modern Woodern Woodmen of |
the World. for the transaction of very |
special business.
The Park opera house opens its re-
gular season ON September 4th with
the great comedy success "A Friend of
the Family" to be followed by the
big musical comedy "The Burgomas-
ter" Sept. 11th.
We suggest to the sprinkling carts
that thev take an occasional drive
through the alleys in the business por-
tion of the city. Dust is almost six
inches deep in some of the alleys and
they need water badly.
Thomas O'Donnell, of Denver. the
we'll known democratic politician. ac
eompanied by his two sons and Judge
Toney and sons of Louisville. KY.
We're arrivals over the narrow guage
last night. They left for home on
train No.
Many people are talking Peach Day |
to their friends. One good way to |
advertise the event, is to write the |
dates upon the outside of every envel- |
ope you send out of the city. Some
one is bound to read it, and there may
be some good come from it.
G.. ], Carpenter of Grand Junction,
vice president and manager of the
Grand Junction Seed Company, was
in Delta. Wednesday in the interests
of his company. Mr.. Carpenter was
also making arrangements for Colora-
dos fruit display at the Worlds Fair
in 1904. He thinks that Grand juno
tion is the best town on the Western
Slope. but admitted that Delta was
doing pretty we'll in the way of get
ting to the front-Delta County
Press.
The Western Packing company is a
new institution which is bidding hard
for Colorado trade. 1t is represented
in this city by W. G. Scheu They
have an agency here directly control
led by Mr.. Scheu and they are ssnding
out the finest or at least as fine pro-