The daily sentinel., 1903-09-14

Frank H. Haskell spent Sunday in
Palisade.
NJ. L. Roberts is fishing on the
Gunnison
Silver is climbing so is the G. V.
store. Watch us.
Rev. R. sanderson preached his
first sermon at Durango, Sunday.
The G. V. store delight in having
people go in and inspect their stock
What does the G. V. store handle.
is the Question often heard. Well
that is easily found out. Just step in
and see.
E. J Mcknight of Minturn. broth
er-in-law of O. G. Beye, is in the city
city closing mp deal Tor the sale of
his ranch in the lower valley.
Miss Luna Sanderson, daughter of
Rev. Sanderson. who remained over
for Peach week, left this morning for
the new home OF the family at Du-
range.
Paul Casperick, who was the dele
gate to the Grand Lodge of B. r. @.
of A., returned this morning from st
Louis where the convention Just closed
a successful meeting.
Sportsmen are skirting the streams
hereabouts in quest of the teal or
mallards. that visit this section dur
ing the rainy season and in their mi
grations between the north and south.
The machinery for the first reduc-
tion mill in the La Sal mountains has
been ordered and is being shipped to
John II. Clark the manager of the
Intel state Mining company. with head
quarters at Basin, Utah.
Price Mayo. of Denver. who has
been visiting Sherman NJ Moody,
with whom he learned his trade of
matchmaking and ieweler left for his
home Yesterday, after spending a
most pleasant week here.
DR.. Leroy @. Hedges and wife left
on the delayed No. 4 train this morn
ing for Denver. DIR. Hedges goes to
attend the session of the Homeopathic
state association. DR.. Hedges will
read a paper before the society.
Sheriff John A. Cross, of Fort Col
Inns arrived in this city yesterday. He
came to serve subpoenas upon G. p
holland and Orson Adams Jr., for the
state, in the trial of DR.. G. B. Har-
Ian, charged with having committed
rape in that city.
Samuel G. McMulln, district attor-
ney for this district, was an arrival
home from Gunnison last night, where
he was in attendance at the term of
the district court Mr.. McMullin
left this morning over the narrow
gauge for Delta, where district court
will convene this week.
John W. Thomas, chief clerk in the
Sampliner store. leaves tonight for
Denver, to attend the session of the
Masonic grand lodge, which convenes
in that city this week. Mr.. Thomas
goes as a representative from Mesa
lodge of this city, A. f. and A. NJ.
The excursion of the Mesa county
farmers to Loveland. as the guests OF
r. P. Davie, has been te1egraphed to
all parts of the state. by means of
the associated press There is little
occurring in this city of amy moment
whatever, that does not find its way
into the dailies of the larger cities,
through the mean of the special cor
respondents in this city.
That laugh of Ruth White. in the
Burgomaster. when she and Stuyve-
SAINT occupy the stage together in dia,
logue, was it simulated OF, natural ?
Many incline to the belief that she
was really laughing from mirth.
while others contend that it was part
of the small play between the two.
We should like to believe that it was
natural. but it wasn't, but it was so
we'll simulated. so pretty a piece of
acting that Ruth White deceives many
every night she plays and laughs as