The daily sentinel., 1901-11-07

bis many old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel n. Wheeler will
occupy the East Kennedy terrace.
Mrs. A A. Miller will entertain large
number Of ladies at cards Friday after
noon.
DR.. aud Mrs q. S. Henderson are at
home to their friends in the West Ken
nedy terrace.
Furnished rooms for rent; with bath
Inquire OF Mrs. Rediker, Grand avenue
between Fifth and Sixth.
Friends OF Judge Q. F. Chswell will be
pleased to learn that he is now improv-
ing after his recent Illness.
Mrs. James q. Smith of Orchard Mesa
Heights is entertaining a party Of lady
friends this afternoon at q thimble party
People who have not their houses
num bered will be at disadvantage
when the free carrier service is insugur-
ated
meeting last night that there were over
$50 attendants at the public library last
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edwards, after
spending few days in the city, left for
their home in Ridgway yesterday. Mrs.
Edwards is sister OF W. 6. Struthers.
The Christian church building is rap
idly bearing completion. The outside
work is about finished and the plaster
ers and painters will soon begin their
work
Rev. K. Sanderson, wife aud daughter
Luna left yesterday for vacation trip.
They will go east and visit friends. Mise
Luna goes as far as Denver with her par
ents and will remain with relatives there.
S. K. Kelly of Spokane, Washington,
brother law Of Mrs. Charles II. Ar
thur, is visiting AT the Arthur home.
Mr.. Kelly ia accompanied by his little
boy and is en- route home from trip to
New York
The beet growers contracts for 1902
are ready for the farmers to sign. The
results this year show that those who
prepare their ground in the fall, had by
far the best results with their crops this
year and made money.
David Killen has just completed the
erection OF a high grade ornamental iron
fence enclosing his residence property
on the corner Of Fifth and Ouray ave-
nue., which not only adds to the beauty
OF the property, but helps to improve
our city.
A play of elaborate scenes is "Sport-
ipg Life" there being no less than twelve
mammoth sets in the five acts. The
training stables at Newmarket is one OF
the most interesting. This immense
production will be seen here tomorrow
night.
A hunting party composed Of DR.. F
r. Saith Of this city, and Frank Burger
and r. M. Jackson Of Palisades, return
ed home last night from their outing.
The party was hunting on Douglass
creek, and report the game in that coun-
try as quite plentiful.
Inc president OF Lne Laulo8 Ala SOcl-
ETY. Of the Methodist church desires to
announce that the meeting which was
to have been held on Saturday will be
held Thursday afternoon At 2:3O at the
home OF Mrs. Perce. Members will
please take notice Of the change.
The Friday Night Assembly, dane
ing club which will succeed the old
Mesa club, will give the first dance OF
the season on Friday night, November
22d. The club is composed Of the young
married set OF the city, with a large
sprinkling OF young men and maidens.
Wish we had more pretty lawns. They
are not hard to grow in our city; this
fact has been proven by the grounds OF
property owned by d. Fl. Killen. Just
a little extra care and plenty OF water,
and anything will grow In Grand juno
tion, also plenty OF beautiful flowers.
The workmen in charge OF the con-
struction Of the new ice house for the
Denver Il Rio Granue railroad are max
ing rapid progress. The building is
much larger than either OF the other ice
houses Of the railway company here, and