The daily sentinel., 1900-11-19
The Local News.

A genuine Round OAK stove 10 sSlo Oy
Slocomb.
Snow fell pretty low on the Grand
mesa last night.
Samuel N. Wheeler left for Denver
Saturday night on business trip.
Mrs. James H. Smith will entertain
Thursday afternoon at Oasis Farm.
The stores are dressing up their dis
play windows for tho holiday trade.
Attend tho ball at the Turner hall
Thanksgiving eve. Admission so cents
a couple.
Mrs James w. and Alvin Bucklin will
on tertain at the home OF Mrs. James W.
Bucklin Friday afternoon.
DR.. e. r. Eldridge has been confined
to his home for the last three or four
days with severe attack of asthma.
John j. Lumsden left for Whitewater
this morning to commence work on the
new Whitewater bridge across the Gun
nison.
Every so cent purchase at tho Ander-
son Bargain Houss gives you q ticket for
a chance on the Haviland china dinner
set or the big doll.
Other people have Christmas goods
but our holiday goods represent by far
the greatest single stock ever brought to
this city. Anderson's Bargain House,
Mrs. w. q. Miller will entertain the
Womens Club at a social meeting Tues
day afternoon. The subject will be
"Conversation: Women and Clubs"
The ball OF the redmen is to be given
this year on the night of Friday, Decem-
ber 14th. The all important part is to
remember the date and not make con-
ficting dates.
Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ. Jones, al their
home on East Main street, last night en-
tertained the East End Whist Club.
This was the nrst meeting OF the club
| for the season.
Slocomb sells tho famous Jewel stoves
and ranges. They are tho best. There
are limitations, bat like everything else
which is really first class they must have
their imitators. The Jewel is the best.
That our stoves are without doubt the
We will offer for the next few days re-
markable discounts on all our heating
stoves Slocomb's, cash hardware.
Pedestrians have to watch pretty care
fully when they jump from one brick to
another to get a footing on the pave
ments on the north and south sides Of
Main street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets.
| A spssial meeting OF Mesa lodge, No.
55, A. F. and A. M, will be held Tues
day evening, November Both, for the pur-
pose of work Members and visiting
brothers are requested to be present.
]. j. LUMsDlN, w. M
Senator Teller has seen his fondest
hopes materialize, and that is tho com
plete defeat OF Senator Wolcott. On
more than one occasion has the junior
sent ator placed the stiletto into the side
OF tho senior senator with the hope of
| seeing him fall The time has come for
revenge and it is crushing and complete.
Pueblo Sunday Opinion.
The revival services at the Methodist
church yesterday were we'll attended. .
The sermon in the morning was to the
Christian people on church work. At
the night service the pastor made an
earnest appeal to the unsaved. The
male quartet rendered dne song EMIT
led (which Way Will You TakeY" The
quartet consists Of Messrs, Marsh,
Ramey, Borschell, and Clark. Later in
the evening Anon Clark rendered a
solo, Meetings every night this week.
The Colorado Telephone Company is
taking every advantage Of this fine
weather by pushing its country lines
with all possible speed. The psles are
set for the Cattle Creek line and the
wires will be put up soon. The through
line to Grand Junction is finished to q
point below Parachute, and DeBeque
and the Junction will probably be
reached some time next week. There is
now but little doubt that We will be on
speaking terms with our neighbors at
the junction before another month rolls