The daily sentinel., 1900-12-11
The Local News.

Pair OF skates given away sVery osy ~
Van Buren's.
Harley Samuels came in over tho mar
row gauge yesterday.
s. 8. Lewis an old-time pharmacist
is employed at the Adams Pharmacy.
In selecting a book for holiday pres-
ent, don't forget Mr. Pabor's Colorado
Idyl." Bound in Morocco, gilt edge,
s1.75; cloth, S1.25. For sale at The
Sentinel office.
Kitchen utinsels, hardware, brio
brac for halls of what others ask, Rio
Grande store.
Fred Myrons came in over the narrow
gauge yesterday from a tour of the San
Juan country.
Tho Womans Club was in session this
afternoon at the Presbyterian church,
with the guests from Denver and Canon
City, as the guests Of honor.
The reorganization Of the board OF the
Grand Valley Irrigation Company il
taking place today At the compauy's
office. The various officers for the en-
suing term will be elected.
Underhill, of the Merchants restaur-
ant, will serve the supper for tho mas
querade OF the Red Men. He promises
to outdo anything he has ever attempted
in the way of a dance supper.
The costumer for tho masquerade can
not reach here until Friday morning.
The date and time Of his arrival and the
place where he will exhibit his costumes
will be announced later in this psper.
A fine line of Christmas tree orna-
ments at the Boston Handy Kitchen.
Mrs. Minnie L. Harding of Canon City
and Mrs. Mary e. Bradford Of Denver.
president and vice president respectively
Of the State Federation of Womens
Clubs, arrived in the city at noon today
The ladies are the guests OF Mrs. A. X.
Wadsworth while in the city, who enter
tanned at dinner party in their honor
today
A big reduction in prices on all eur
ladies suits for few days at The Fashion.
The Grand junction Dressed Beef
company has purchased one Thousand
lambs from the herd of D. T. Clark and
is now feeding them to be later killed
and distributed in the markets OF this
city and the San Juan country. Tho
psople OF Ouray, Telluride. Montrsee
and Gunnison, can whet their appetites
| IOF y uhluLy Ol0h WhCA thO AiOoooA 1coA
company commences killing and disGrib-
uting this big purchase through their
sections, ss the Clark breed Of sheep is
the highest and when the Grand juno
tion Dressed Beef company is ready to
place the meat upon the market they
can rest assured that it will credit any
table or fill with delight the appetite Of
any epicure, the meat from one Of these
fine animals.
Small expenses permit the Rio Grands
store to cut the profits OF ether stores in
half.
W. E. Pabor of Denver, formerly Of
this oity, was an arrival last night Mr..
Pabor has but recently had performed
upon his right eye most successful
operation for the removal Of = cataract,
which had grown there in tho last few
years. For many years he has not had
tho use OF tho eye and as il in sympathy
eye began to lose sight and Mr.. Pabor
became very nearly blind. Tho opera
tion was performed by DR.. Z. O. Rivers,
OF Denver, an eye doctor of more than
local fame, and it was SO successful that,
iu the last issue OF Drops Of Iuk, the
official organ of the editorial association
of Colorado, edited by Mr.. Pabor, he
bursts forth into q glad symposium on
his restoration TO sight. The many
friends OF Mr.. Psbor in this city and
throughout the valley, where he spent a
number OF years OF his life will be glad
to rejoice with him over his returning
sight. Mr.. Pabor's symposium gives
the greatest credit to the work Of DR. .
Rivers, and places that physician high in
the estimation of tho public and Mr.
PAbor.
Imitation monkeys almost a. natural
as are some people, at Andsrson's Bar
gain House.
Tho business of Gibson. the tailor. has
bsen sold to N. q. Loeffler, of Denver
who will hereafter conduct the business
on strictly up-to-date principles and
methods. Mr.. Loef1er is . young man
who has learned his trade as cutter and
filter from the very best artists in the
east and has been with some OF the very
best tailoring establishments in the city
of Denver. He believes this city is On.
titled to a strictly up-to date cutter and
filter, and has como here to mako this
his permanent home. He 10 willing to
take his chances in trade, permitting his
work to be his sponsor for trade. BE
will at all t:mes carry full line Of cloths
and not depend upon samples to secure
work, From time t. time tho business
will be saded to a. the trade demands
MIR. Loeffisr 10 not a stranger to Grand
Junction, having worked here everal
years ago and made quite number oa