The daily sentinel., 1899-11-21
The Local News.

queHade December lst.
DR.. A. H. Stookman OF Delta is regis
tered at the Brunswick
Cast aside your business cares for once
and go to the Red Mems ball.
For Sale-A good fresh milch COW
with calf Apply to DR.. Gould.
II you do not dance go and see the
costumes at toe masquerade ball.
You know there is only ono ball on
Thanksgiving night. Don't miss it.
Jos. G. Wright was a passenger on the
narrow gauge for Delta this morning.
Geo. Smith WAS passenger on the
east bound Colorado Midland this after
noon.
Just arrived, fresh and clean, Low
news chocolate souvenirs at Mitchell's
drug store.
Work on the water system is being
| done at the present time on Rsod street,
east of eighth.
Weather Observer o. D. Stewart ar
rived home last night from two weeks
vacation spent in Denver.
| Diamonds Of first water and in all
sizes, is always found In Roberts stock.
The Grand Junction Jewsler.
A large attendance 10 desired at tho
meeting OF the Odd Fellows tonight.
Business Of importanc to transact.
| guess I'll have to telegraph my baby
that have bought one Of those elegant
diamond rings at Roberts the Jsweler.
H. R. Matthews, the popular travel
ing freight and passenger agent OF the
Burlington, is a guest in tho city today.
Whsu you want nice goods, call on US,
We have got them.
Roberts the Jewelsr.
Apple Blossom Circle No. 107 Women
Of Woodcraft, will hold their election of
officers tonight. A large attendance is
desired,
Chas. w. Haskell, late of the Eighth
Army Corps, returned from Cameo last
evening where he has been surveying for
q new switch.
o. 8. Perkins is building a neat resi-
dsnce on Fifth street below the railroad.
He will occupy the house as soon as 1t
10 completed.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Cottreli died last night. The family
. is greatly bereaved, as this was their
second child and a fine and handsome
boy. The funeral, which was private.
occurred from the residence Of the fam
lily this afternoon.
G. W. Tobin, late of the firm OF Craw-
10y & Tobin Of Aspen Is in the city to-
day. Mr.. Tobin has sold his interest in
the grocery business at that point to
his pardnsr, Mr.. Crawley. Mr.. Fobin
will probably locate in Pueblo, as he has
purchased 1000 boxes of winter apples
from tho fruit men in the lower valley.
Ernest White, son of G. M. White was
arrested by Marshal Mckinney, for
causing a disturbance. He somewhat
resisted arrest and scuffie ensued, re-
quiring the efforts Of bystandsrs to rem
der their assistance while Marshal Nc
Kinney put on the hand cuffs. Young
White was bailed out by his father and
is to appear at 1880 tonight in Justice
| Mann's court.
Six young boys, dirty and poorly dress
ed, were on the streets this afternoon
having good time among themselves.
They said they were from Aspen and
had come to this city to work in the
sugar beet fields. They seemed in no
hurry whatever to find out II their ser
vices were needed, but occupied their
time in asking passers by for nickel TO
get something to eat.
The bright sunshine and beautiful
weather, which the populace Of Grand
Junetion and vicinity are now enjoying,
seems to have been sent by special re-
quest for the late harvest Of tho beet
crop. The farmers are especially glad
that they have thus been favored, for
had tho fall been rainy and muddy 1t
would have been bard task to
haul the enormous loads OF beets which
are passing through the city every few
minutes. II is to be hoped the eondi-
ton of the weather will remain un-
changed until the beet crop is harvested.