The daily sentinel., 1903-07-17
S LOCAL NEWS.

Photographer Dean is home from a
visit to Gunnison.
John G.. Mckinney and party left
for Mesa lake this afternoon.
Feed for all kinds of stock Hay.
grain and chops. Valley Feed com
pany.
James Knox went to Salida on bust
ness this morning. He left over the
narrow guage.
Miss Gertrude Sanderson leaves to-
night for months visit to Denver and
Idaho Springs.
S. A. Irwin, master mechanic at the
Rio Grande shops in this city is i'll
with typhoid fever.
No. 3 was reported one hour late to-
day but was little later and the Mid
land was reported 3 hours late.
Mrs. 7. H RAIDERS bicycle was
stolen the other day and was returned
through the efforts of the officers.
There is to be good foundation un-
der the Story building, piles being
driven to give a first-c foundation.
A washout ON the Western occurred
just after No had passed Ruby last
night. The trouble delayed No. ?
several hours.
Read the ordinance relating to the
hours of sprinkling. published in to-
days paper 1t may save you trouble
at some time.
Mrs. Howrad B. Eldridge, the wife
of a we'll known railway conductor,
will leave next Wednesday for visit
to Pocatello, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred RAIDER and daugh-
ter Audrey and Freddie Payne return
ed yesterday from an extended visit
with relatives in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Tout departed
this morning for Grand Junction
where they expect to reside perma-
nently. Telluride Journal
Miss Genie and Marguerite Kelly and
their sister, Mrs Price Dittman. are
in the Unaweep. spending a week
with their father "P H." Kelly.
The Young ladies club of the NJ. E.
church will hold their social and band
concert at the Park tonight. Every
one cordially invited. Ice cream and
cake 10 cents.
J. T. Sharp, one of the pioneer
citizens of this city and its Oldest in
habitant, has presented to the Elks
club library three handsome books.
The gift. coming from one of the |
Oldest citizens, is much appreciated by |
the members of the order.
Hon. Horace T. DeIcng was one of
the fortunate ones to hear Richard
Pierson Hobson, the naval hero of
Santiago, at the Boulder Chautauqua,
on Wednesday afternoon. Between
four and five thousand people heard
the distinguished gentleman.
Grand Junction has man who can
crawl through hole 14x10 inches
San Juau's representative could have
him when her citizens dis
covered that Gov. Peabody was about
to sign that bill giving part of their
most valuable mineral territory to
Ouray county. TellruideJ orunal
A woman and not man has been
finally successful in capturing trout
nine pounds and over The
trout was caught in the Gunnison
river, three miles below CebolIa. last
Saturday The successful angler was
Mrs. j. M. McDougal, of Gunnison
and she will make call for the $50
offered by the Denver Post for that
person capturing a trout with rod.
reel and fly in running water. The
rout was giant rainbow.
Ex State Engineer McCune was
in Glenwood yesterday from
Grand Junction. Mr.. McCune says
he is giving all his time to irrigation
matters and he hopes to see some new
land come in under ditch on the lower
valley. He delighted in the cool
breeze here, and when asked
how it compared with the tempera-
ture below, he had nothing to say ex-
cept that the crops were looking bet
ter than ever in the Grand valley -
Glenwood Avalanche.