The daily sentinel., 1903-09-12

The rains last night washed out
few bridges in the lower valley.
The hunting season for deer and elk
opens the fifteenth of this month.
Willie ,Tuskey is now acting as
Western Union Telegraph messenger.
Hotchkiss has recently obtained a
rural delivery which started on Sept
1st.
A large force of linemen are now at
work in this city putting in new tele-
phones.
The telephone Ii st for the last quar-
ter of the year will close on the 18th
of this month.
The Woodman lodge in Fruita is in
very fiourishing condition and is
growing rapidly.
H. @. Merriam was an arrival to-
day from Denver He will spend a
day or two in this city.
A new harness shop will be opened
in few days in one of the rooms of
the Fifth street Ourrie block.
Miss Percy James. graduate of the
High school last year, will teach one
of the rooms at Loback this year.
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Arnett. rela-
tives of Mrs. B. NJ. Bancroft, visited
in the city short time last night.
Miss Jennie Button departed for
Denver on the delayed No. this
morning.
Columbia River salmon 10 cents per
pound at Ocean Wave 317 Main st.
Fine stock Just arrived this morning.
S. G. McMullin is expected to re-
turn home tomorrow from Gunnison
where he has been the past three
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Oh aries II. Arthur,
will leave tonight for Webster City
Iowa. They will be absent about five
weeks.
A lady reported the loss of pocket
book today to Marshal Watson. The
purse contained a considerable amount
of money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White who have
been spending Peach Week with rela-
tives left this morning for Colorado
Springs. .,,....
Mrs. Samuel Duean, of Glenwood,
who has been visiting Mrs. J. @. Dull
maine the past week, left for Glen
wood this morning.
Mr. wilhelmy has disposed of his
brewery to Charles Kerner of the low
er valley Mr.. Kerner will assume
charge in few DAYS.
E. N. Case was duck hunting this
of ducks in the valley but they are
very wild and have to get, sneltt
]. B. McNiel, of Denver. left this
city yesterday after spending Peach
Week here. Mr. Mcneil is the Den
yer agent of Gaines and Rose realty
company. .ua7a
Latter Day Saints service at the
Court House. Sunday. Sunday School
at 80. p. IN. Speaking at 2 80 p.
m. Subject 1.-The Sacrament. Pub
lie cordially invited.
Frank Hill, we'll known beekeeper
of this valley will engage in his for
mer business of shoemaking in short
time. His shop will be located ON
Fifth street between Rood and Main.
Railroad men who run ON the mar
row Guage report that D uff, the Den
yer pickpocket and his associates left
over the narrow guage on Thursday
morning. 1t is believed that he will
be on hand for the Western Slope
Fair.
Miss Daisy Groves. niece of the
general SUPERINTENDENT of the first di-
vision of the Rio Grande railroad was
an arrival in the city yesterday. Miss
Retta Whorton gave an informal party
in her honor last night. Miss Groves
is from Rome, New York.
A horse belonging to Mrs. J. Stark
of Pomona, took fright at some object
on Main street this morning and ran
to Seventh street where it turned
north. As it turned the corner sever
al parcels which were in the buggy
were thrown out. The horse ran
nearly to Fruit Ridge where it was
stopped. No special damage was done
i to the goods or buggy and no one was