The daily sentinel., 1901-12-18

SEQ the Haverley's Minst. els at the
opera house tonight.
Haverly's Minstrsls make their street
parade a, 6:45 this evening.
David Anderson, we'll known citizen
OF Plateau. is visiting the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. SpeakmAn Of Pueblo are
in the city visiting At the homo Of Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Thomas sr. for several
days.
N. F. Brown, travelling passenger agent
of the Colorado Il Southern railway, was
in the city this morning, leaving over the
narrow gauge.
tainment at Pomona school house to-
night, at which several Grand Junction
parties will take a prominent part ON
the program.
| Frank Leach, . we'll know ranchman
living few miles northwest Of the city,
who has been confined to his bed for
several months, is able to sit up . part
OF the time now.
A social for tho benefit of st. Mat
thews Episcopal church will be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mason at their home
on Gunnison avenue. Thursday evening.
| All are invited to attend.
The Good Time Club was out again
last night. The young people enjoyed
several hours sport on the ice near the
Grand river bridge. They report the
ice in pretty good condition, and skating
accordingly fine.
A close call for fire occurred at the
home of Postmaster Edwin Price last
| night. A lamp became 90 heated that
it exploded, but was discovered and
smothered out before any amount Of
damage was done.
The family Of ]. H. Adams, a promi-
nent dairyman Of Telluride, arrived in
the city last night over the narrow gauge
and left on number for California
where they will spend the winter. Mr..
Adams will accompany them on the
trip.
]. Frank Alfred. formerly IN charge of
the Western Union telegraph ONCE in
this city. arrived at noon today for Wis.,
it with Winfield 8. Hubbard and other
friends. Mr.. Alfred has for some time
been stationed 1t Wichita Falls. Texas,
in charge of the Western Union office at
that place.
The Home Loan & Investment Com
pany is mailing beautiful little diarys
for 1902 to their friends and patrons in
the county. The diary is gotten up in
the highest style Of the printer and book
makers art. Besides being diary it is
COZ pendium OF needful information.
There 10 space for detailed cash &C.
count for tho year and altogether it is q
very handsome book, rejecting credit
on this enterprising company.
Joseph Yuan. an Austrian who has
been in this country only about six
weeks and who has been employed at
the Book Cliff mines, was the victim Of
an accident (called bounce by mining
meD) in which his left leg WAS broken
Immediately above the knee. injuring
the joint. The accident is serious one
and may cause stitf knee. The man is
at the hospital and resting comfortably
today.
Kate Costanzo, wife OF we'll known
Italian, created some disturbance YES
terday evening on Main street. She
had been imbibing quite freely OF the
beverage which inebriates. and the ef-
fects of her indulgence caused consider
able trouble. She was in the grocery
store OF Heron 4 Cassells, ordering
some goods, when suddenly she became
violent and threw 4 bottle full Of whis-
key through the window, crying "Mur-
der" "Help!" etc. A crowd soon ga
thered and she ran into the Star bakery,
where che dung herself on the floor in
the kitchen. A telephone message WAS
sent to Marshal Allison. but several men
got her away before the oficer arrived.
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