The daily sentinel., 1901-11-22

For home-rsndered lard 90 to the Nm
terprise.
Sibsek, tho shoe man, will save you
money on shoes.
All kinds Of sausage, home made, at
the Enterprise.
Children's school shoes at bargain.
Sibeck, the shoe man.
Rooms to Rent for Light Housekeep-
ing-Second and Grand.
P. Young Of San francisco is regis
tered at the Grand Hotel.
Grand opening of holiday goods at the
Bargain House Saturday.
Fancy and staple groceries at prices
that are right. The Enterprise.
Buy your shoes Of Sibsck, the shoe
man. only exclusive shoe store in city.
@. p. Bowman, proprietor OF the New
Rifle House at Rifle, il in the city today.
Boyer's Large Orchestra has been en-
gagged for the Red Mems Ball December
18th.
n. Forry has gone to Delta and Mont
rose on business trip. he will bs gone
several days. ..
Smith Scovill has been on the sick
list for two or three days, having been
hurt by fall.
Mrs. W. E. Bevier has gone to Toledo,
Ohio, on q business and pleasure trip.
She will be absent about month.
G. s. I.ahey is in the city. accom- pa MED
by his family. Mr.. Lshey comes from
Winchester, Oregon, and will locate here.
Mrs. Richards and two children, of
Lake City, arrived in the city on No. s
today and will visit with the family Of
Daniel Kirby.
James L. Hamilton Of Denver arrived
in the city over the narrow gauge last
night and is calling on the grocery trade
in this city today.
Miss Alta Royston, who has been en-
ployed at the millinery store OF Mss.
Mauds Chapman. will leave next week
for her home in Denver.
Don't forget Thanksgiving Eye. Ball
and Concert by the Citizens Band.
Come out, everybody; dance all night
and eat turkey next day.
Aspen Democrat: A. s. Barnes came
up from Grand junction on the Rio
Grande yesterday Wednesday, to spend
q couple Of days in the city.
The social last night at the home OF
Mrs. Conway, on the corner Of First and
White streets, was a succsss In every
way. The entertainment was given BY
the st. Matthews Guild of the Episcopal
church and was we'll attended.
Mise Jessie Bedisr has returned to
this city after couple Of vesks spent
with her parents in southern Iowa. Mise
Bedisr 10 a sister of Mrs. Henry Fahr-
meyer and Mrs. George Hardenbu5g, and |
makes her home with the latter.
Aspen Democrat: The Grand valley |
"spud" farmers are storming about in
high dsdgeon because they can COM
mand no more than 2 cents q pound for
Most of them are storing |
their seasons crop, waiting for an ad-
vance in prices.
The Rio Grande pay car arrived in the
city last night and the merchants are
consequently busy today. This is tho
latest in the month that the pay car has
arrived in the city in many months, The
railway people have been expecting it
for nearly . week.
The Colorado Telephone Company has
issued new telephone call books contain
ing the list of subscribers for this city
and Fruita. The list has been corrected
and all the new subscribers added. which
makes 1t complete and much more con-
venient in size than the former books
which contained the directory of the en-
tire state. ... ...
Fred Gordon, former well-known
business man of this city, is shaking
hands with old friends today. Mr.. Cor
don recently returned from tho Klon-
dixie, whore he has several good claims.
and has been spending few weeks with
his mother and sister in Salt Lake City,
before coming hero.
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