The daily sentinel., 1906-08-24

Oul oNhOOl 6uPPAACS nave arrived.
C. V. Store.
Dunlap hats. grand opening at
sampliners Wednesday August 2s.
Alva Vance will leave next week
to enter the University of Denver.
You should get box of free stone
peaches from Cassells and company
for 80 cents.
A new line of purses, belts, back
and side combs just arrived at the
G. V. store.
C. H. Crawford is clerking in the
Feldmeier and Moore hardware
store this week.
Rev. Frederick Grimes, of the
Christian church, is enjoying a vaca-
tion in the Plateau valley.
The band will offer a very excel
lent program for the pleasure of the
Saturday night crowds tomorrow
evening.
The time to throw your old hat
away. is on the opening day of Dun
lap hats at Sampliners, Wednesday,
August 20.
Dunlap's are the recognized head
gear of fashion all over the United
rtates, The opening is at Sam
pliners Wednesday August 20.
Little Zeta Gormley. daughter of
Arthur p. Gormley, after her long
seige of Illness. is now able to sit
up and is slowly regaining strength
and health
Misses Ida Wadsworth and Leila
Wells are entertaining a large COM
pany of friends in an informal man
ner this afternoon at Miss Wads-
worth's home on North Fifth street.
The Church News editorially this
week endorses the candidacy of Judge
Ben b. Lindsey. of the juvenile court
of Denver. for the governorship and
declares there should be no doubt
as to his election if he is nominated.
f. W. Jewett. one of the city's
prosperous grocers, was an outgoing
passenger last evening on the Mid
land for Grand Junction to remain
short time on combined business
and pleasure trip.-Aspen Democrat
Mike Mcconnell. the engineer. left
yesterday for Denver to join his fam
lily who have spent the last two
months in the capital city. for a
short visit, Mr.. Mcconnell will bring
his family home the first of next
week
The ladies of st. Matthews guild
entertained large crowd of guests
last night at their ice cream and
cake social given on the lawn of the
rectory. The refreshments could not
been more delicious in their quail
ity or the service more admirable. 1t
was very pleasant occasion and the
ladies realized handsome profits.
The front of the building occu-
pied by the Ed. A. Ryan clothing
week and the change will greatly i'm
prove the appearance of the build
ing. Mr.. Ryan is constantly making
improvements in his business house
and today has one of the most up to
date gentlemen's furnishing houses
in western Colorado.
Karl A. Bickel. who for the past
two months has held the position of
local editor on the other daily paper.
severed his connection with that pub
lication last night and left at mid
night for California and will enter
Stanford University for another
years work early in September. Mr.
Bickel is a young newspaperman of
excellent ability and has very bright
future before him If he determines
to follow the newspaper profession.
During his stay in the city Mr.. Bickel
made numerous friends and his de-
parture is regretted. Mr.. Ansel b.
Hard who came to the valley sever
al months ago from Leadville and
whose home is in Chillacothe. Ohio.
has succeeded Mr. Bickel as local
man on the other daily. Mr.. Hard
was employed on the Sentinel sew.
eral weeks during the absence of
Local Editor Walker in the east. He
is very capable newspaper man and
has become favorably known dur
ing his residence in the city.