The daily sentinel., 1906-08-18

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edge Is visiting friends N TIE city
We can 1T you out Tor a reasonable
price, Call and see Us al l26 n
9Th street Phone Black 1883 Lowe
and Coulter.
Frank II. Burger is down from
Palisade Mr. Berger is stiIl forced 70
walk on crutches. suffering from a
sprained ankle.
The work OF laEing the new CON
crete walk in front Of the offices OF
Judge sweeney and adjoining prop
erty is in progress today
- A. Rice and daughter Miss May
returned this moruine 20 the Rice
camp on Pinon Mesa after spending
a few days at their home in the city
Dr. and Mrs Mills returned today
from Norrie. on the Frying PAN
where they have been enjoying
visit in camp for the past three
weeks
H. O swain. an official OF the
Rocky Mountain Fire Underwriters
association, is in the city today call
ing upon the local Insurance men,
Mr. Swaim's headquarters are in
Denver.
Special Sale-Aususr II 20 -5th.
every lady sisiting our store on each
DAYS attendance during this sale viii
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OF statuary. valued at $40 G V
Store
Luther smith. Lloyd Ramey. Earl
-icSherry and Finest Brown left the
clrT yesterday morning for Mesa
1.akes for a camping outing They
aill be out OF the city about ten days
or two weeks
Dr. Gasho the optician- VIII move
his offices next week from the pIes-
ent location on Colorado avenue TO
a suite OF rooms IN the new Mar
gerry building. His new quarters will
be more commodious than the pres
ent Offices and VIII be very attractive
ly arranged
A. J. Boone. a rauchman living
near Moutrose has rhirty-eight acres
OF beets Of as fine a quality as can
be seen In that section Of the state.
They viii average is tons to the acre
and viii bring not less than s. per
ton. so Mr.. Booue's crop is worth
at least s.. 600
The marriage of Arthur c. Pear
son and Miss Nellie Hammer, an
nou7ced in the Sentinel some days
ago viii be solemn Ized tomorrow
afternoon ar three o'clock at the
home of the bride at 1913 White ave
me. Rev. James F. Weir Of the
4 Presbyterian church Will perform the
Hcerebony.
Miss Rosa HeHs left this morn
ing on No. 4 fCr Leadviile TO attend
the funeral OF neice wLo died
some weeks ago az London, England
The remains We're shipped to Ameri-
ca and brought to Leadville for in
terment. The funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon. The young
lady suffered from appendicitis. Her
) old home was IN Europe but for sew
eral years she has resided in Lead
ville. being on a visit abroad when
she was taken ill and died. Miss
Helis viii return home next week.
No. 3 arrived last night about Z
o clock. coming In more than six
night before came in last night about
ten O'Clock. nearly twenty-four hours
% behind time. Last nights regular
trains got in on pretty good time.
T The track near Gypsum was cleared
: Of the mud slide and the derailed
, freight cars yesterday afternoon
= about four O'Clock and the delayed
r trains allowed 10 pass. Grand juno
tion was without eastern mail from
noon Thursday untn last evening
The delay in traffic was a serious one
for the Denver and Rio Grande.
Hon Warren A. Haggot, ex-lieu.
, tenant governor, and candidate for
I the republican nomination for cong
ressman at large to succeed the Hon
f. e. Brooks who has announced he
! viii not again be a candidate. was
an arrival In the city last night and
is a guest al the La Court Mr. Hag-
$ got has met many of the leading re-
publican politicians of the city today
and is Of course in the city in the
interest Of his candidacy. He has
/ visited numerous western slope towns
e during the past week. Mr.. Haggott's
home is at Idaho Springs He Is vel
: known throughout the state and will
0 doubtless make splendid race foI
i the nomination and his friends de
r clare that he will win the race east
n ~ The gentleman has numerous
c friends and nCquaintances in Grand
i Junction. He will remain in the city
- until this evening or tomorrow
C We guess Glenwood Springs Is the
s first in the field in the matter of bets
G on the fall election. The first propo.
si,ion as made by Mr. Upton of the
r. Arcade saloon at Leadville was that
n Mr. Alva Adams would not receive
. the democratic nomination for gov
I crnor. Mr.. O'Neil took the demo
q cratic side of It and the two gentle
4 mon put up 500 each to back theiI
l. judgment. The money was placed in
Il the hands of Wash Allen of Leadvil
l. le The next proposition was made
Il by Mi O'Neil and was that he woult
II het 5000 that Mr.. Alva Adams would
be elected governor MIR, Upton tool
4 his and Mr. Allen is the stakeholder
" Mr.. Upton is no doubt banking or
:, what the supreme court will do tC
;, Alyn Adams or to the peoples vote
~ on the matter of governor Mr.. Up
= ton also said he was n democrat and
:, not in favor of the present occupant
: Of the governors Glenwood
= Avalanche
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