The daily sentinel., 1904-06-20

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Watch the Bargain square, changed
weekly. G. v. store.
! Leo Kersburg went to Glenwood
Sunday and spent the day.
See the big bargains at the Bazaar.
\ closing out sale to stop business.
Eanest C. Bacon. of Ouray. editor
of the Herald was in the city Sunday
and today.
Take Colorado Midland No. 6 for
points east. 1t is the shortest line
and always on time.
G.. A. Markle. press agent with the
Floto shows was pleasant caller at
the office this morning.
The weather conditions for this
section are predicted as follows,
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
Notwithstanding the fact that there
were $50 people out of town Satur-
1ay night, the streets were crowded.
Louis Hewling had the misfortune
last Saturday to c1t his left hand
quite badly in the moulding machine
of the Mesa Lumber company's plant.
/ Glenwood can have no complaint
because of the numbers of people that
attended their celebration from Mesa
county. All told there must have
been over 400.
A large number of teachers are
present in the city from all over the
western slope TO attend the teachers
Institute, which opened in the city
this morning
The Strawberry Day excursionists
came home in punches. some Saturday
night and many remaining over Sun
day. They report most ENJOYABLE
time at the Spa of the west.
The lawns surrounding the homes
of the city have never looked finer
than they have the present year
There is ample water and the atten-
tion given them has brought them
out in good style.
Miss Sadie Erickson will leave
Wednesday for Canon city where she
will spend two weeks visiting friends
and acquaintances. Miss Erickson
lived in Can on City until three years
ago when her parents moved to this
( city.
Many people drove in from the coun-
try, as is their custom Saturday night.
expecting to hear the usual band CON
cert. but were Disappointed. The band
concerts Saturday nights during the
summer are greatly appreciated and
when they do not occur there is more
or less regret.
| Glenwood citizens cannot complain
of the crowd sent from here to attend
her annual Strawberry festival last
Saturday. On June IL and 18th, 297
tickets were sold on the two roads.
Allowing for the one hundred or more
people who left earlier. Grand juno
tion sent close to 400 people.
If you propose to take a vacation
this summer you should provide your
self with cards The Sentinel carries
the latest in cards and tyre for ladies
and gentlemen. The verv latest type
face in the city known as Tiffany
script. is now used almost exclu-
sively to replace the Tiffany text that
had such run for a time 1t is
extremely inconven ent to be handed
card by new acquaintance on your
trip and not be able to return one of
your own. See the Sentinel styles
Judge G. Van Hoorebe<e. of the
firm of Carnahan & Van Hoorebeke,
arrived home Sunday morning from
an extended visit to his old home at
Carlisle. Illinois, and also to the
great exposition at st. Louis Mrs
| Van Hoorebebe remained east to visit
with relatives in Ohio and at points
| in Illinois. Jugde Van Hoorebeke
says he is glad to get back to the sun
ny skies of the Grand Valley. as he
experienced more rain in the short |
time he was absent than he has seen