The daily sentinel., 1904-09-01

public where they can find the Cham
Der of Commerce rooms and that lit
erature can be found there. were hung
up in the hotels of the city and at the
Union Station today. The notices
were neatly framed and nicely letter.
ed and were ornamental. They will
do much good.
j. E. Stull. who was formerly a
well known contractor in this city. has
been elected the president of the Car
penter-C Contractors association of Den
yer. A picture of Mr.. Stull appears in
the Rocky Mountain News of Yesterday.
in connection with the announcement
that the association will picnic on
September 3rd at Meadow Park. Mr..
Stull, it is reported has been quite
successful in the city of Denver in the
contracting business.
a number of the boys and girls of
the neighborhood, friends of Alvin
Bucklin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. @.
Bucklin, surprised him last night and
had a merry time. The party was
in the nature of welcome home for
Alvin who has been away a year or
more in California. The young peo-
pie intended to celebrate the event as
soon as he came home, but deferred
it ON account of desiring their young
friend to get we'll settled at home. af
ter so long an absence. most de-
! lightful time was enjoyed.
The Excelsior Laundry Co. took
charge of the business of Beuhring &
Campbell today. This new company
proposes to install all such late ma
chinery in the laundry business that
there will be no excuse whatever for
anyone sending their laundry to Den
yer. Frank Beuhring, who has spent
large part of his life in the man
agement of laundries. will be in full
charge as manager and it is his pur-
pose to turn out such work as cannot
fail TO please the general public. The
old firm has passed out of existence.
Miss E. Emerson Cook, formerly
stenographer in this city. working
in the law office of Judge O. F. Gas.
we'll, writes a letter to this Office ask
ing that correction be made in the
rumored announcement of her marriage
to Lorin A. Staley, of this city. The
rumor gained currency in this city
from the fact that q letter, it was
said, had been received in this city
from her mother stating that such a
marriage was about to take place.
Evidently the party who received the
letter misinterpreted its contents.
Secretary Falconer, of the Cham Der
of Commerce. has received four or five
letters of inquiry already, as a result
of the splendid editorial which ap-
peared in the Rocky Mountain News
and was reprinted in this paper.
The editorial was the outcome of the
perusal of the little booklet Just is
sued by the Chamber of Commerce
through The Sentinel. If no other
results would come from the expendi-
ture of the money that was paid for
that booklet. it will have already
paid for itself through the editorial
III bbO ANcho anu lllS IGSullS llldl HuSI
come from it.
Miss Nettie Blain. the we'll known
Modiste was picked up in the street
Yesterday afternoon, where she had
fellen from her bicycle. with very
badly sprained ankle. She had been
riding her bicycle near Second and
Main sire SITS. The front wheel struck
one of the round stones, which are
now lying promiscuously on the streets
and her wheel turned right from under
her and she fell and was unable to
arise again. until help reached her
She was picked up by Henry Waller
and brought to DR.. Bulls office by ex.
pressman Hoover. She is suffer
ing considerably from the sprain.
Every night from about six O'Clock
till nearly midnight. long strings of
wagons. heavily laden with the result
of days work ON a fruit farm
are to be seen vending their way in.
The wagons are loaded high with all
kinds of boxed fruit and the very
roads seem to groan under their
weight. The greatest number come
in from Fruit Ridge and about seven
thirty o'clock. 1t would be great
advertisement for the valley if NOV
ing picture could be taken OF the long
string of wagons and the pictures dis
played in the various shows through
out the country where the pictures
are used.
Commissioner Harris was in recent
of "A letter this morning from a wo-
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