The daily sentinel., 1901-11-27
We can At your feet. sibeck, The Shoe

Sibeck. The Shoe Man.
Get your husband a box of fine cigars
for Christmas at The Bazaar.
The Bargain House = the place to go
for your Christmas presents.
All the schools will be closed tomor-
row on account OF Thanksgiving day.
L. J. Luce left this morning for Delta
to eat THANKSGIVING dinner at no me.
You can save from 25 to 80 per cent.
by buying shoes OF Sibeck, The Shoe
Man.
Rev. R. Sanderson returned at noon
today from q visit of several weeks in
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson enter
tanned \ number of friends at a dinner
party last evening.
Our line OF holiday goods will be open
for your inspection after Dec. 1st. @. D.
Smith & Co., the druggists.
There was no meeting Of council held
last night. The next regular meeting
night IL December 2nd.
Mics lone Ketchum will have cut flow
ers for sale ON Wednesday and Thursday
at g. D. Smiths drug store.
just received rubber goods. Call and
inspect them and our prices. Then we
ui o oAAo W DOLL yOus Asoo Stooo ; hoA
macy.
Merchants Restaurant will serve q
hot turkey supper tor the dance by Alex
ander's band, Thanksgiving night. Sup
per, 25c.
w. g. Keim, Lincoln, L. L. Mum, A.
D. Smith, Telluride. E, L. Lufkin and
Jessie Lennon, Denver, wore register. d
at the Grand.
The pupils OF the business college last
night entertained their friends at tn ir
school room with a very excellent liter
ary program.
The Denver & Rio Graude pa rter-
outfit arrived in the city last night over
the narrow gauge They are here to
paint the ice house.
7. 81. Hadcock's house is completed.
There have been several marked i'm.
provements made in rebuilding, after the
destruction of the old residence by FIRE
several months ago.
All the matter in the paper this week
has been set solid. there is none the
less matter, 1t being con densed into
smaller space to afford room for the large
line Of advertising carried.
Leon Chapman returned to this city
yesterday from Denver, where he has
been spending the past few months, to
accept position with Ramey Bros. in
their loan and insurance agency.
The stores and business houses OF the
city will be clssed all day tomorrow. A
petition was circulated this morning by
the clerks union and was sigped by the
majority OF the business men Of the city.
With three dances and several parties,
besides all the Thanksgiving dinners
coming of during the next three days.
there will be no room for the people OF
this city to complain OF lack VI enter
tainment.
The board OF directors OF the Grand
Valley Irrigation Company 10 in session
today, closing up the business for the tis-
cal year and in preparation for their an
nual meeting in this city ON the 3rd day
of December.
The Elks' Memorial Service will be
held at the Park opera house Sunday
afternoon at o'clock An appropriate
program has been prepared. The lodge
committee cordially invites the public
to Join with them in the service.
A good place to show your costume on
Thanksgiving night.
Is at the State Armory. where Alexan.
der's orchestra will delight
Grand functions merry dancers until
the morning light;
aDQ all tndL nave Q6nCeQ 20 dis music
say it is "out Of sight"
Mrs. Ira M. DeLong and two daugh-
ters, Misses Edith and Ruth, arrived in
tho city this morning from Boulder.
Prof. DeLong will arrive in the city to-
night from Aspen and tomorrow there
will be sort of family reunion at the
home OF Horace T. DeLong OF this city
Prof. DeLong will lecture for the Mesa
County Teachers Association IN this
city at the Methodist church Friday
night.
Friends OF II. L. Hiatt OF the firm Of
Hadoock L Hiatt, blacksmiths Of this
city, will be surprised to learn OF his
marriage on Thursday OF last week, at
Gienwood Springs. His bride was q
Miss Marie Grove OF Guthrie Center,
Iowa, who came from that place to Glen
wood with Mr.. and Mrs. McLuen, rela-
tives OF Mr.. Hiatt who were en- route
homo from an eastern trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiatt came to this city and wen. at
once to housekeeping.
Henry Thanning of Mount Pleasant,
Utah. passed through the city this morn
ing Gu route to Telluride. Mr.. Than
ming was returning from American Fork,
where he had accompanied the remains
OF his cousin, Joe Nelson, one Of the VIC
tins Of tho recent SmuRRl r-Union dis
aster at Telluride Mr.. Nelson was one
OF the two men killed in the attempt to
warm the men working in the mine Of
the dAn0ar they were in He vaa a