The daily sentinel., 1901-11-29

Children's school shoes at a bargain.
Sibeck, the shoe man.
There we're many dinner parties and
fanny reunions held yesterday.
A. w. Newman has returned from
"trip to Denver and Colorado Springs.
E. A. Parsons and Bert Case have re-
turned from business trip in the east.
Useful and fancy articles at the ba-
xaar, December 18th, suitable for Christ
mas gifts.
People should get their houses nun-
bersd at once il they wish their mail de-
livered by carrier.
For Sale-Furniture In four rooms.
Must be sold together. not in pieces.
Apply 1913 Colorado avenue.
Word from Meeker is that the foot
ball team was defeated 10 to in the
game at that place yesterday.
Julian Boyer, son of Prof s. M. Boy
OF, is home from Arizona where he has
been for the past several months.
Mrs. @. B. Rich will be pleased to have
all her friends call Saturday afternoon
to meet Mrs l. NJ. DeLong and Miss De-
Long of Boulder.
Ira Bordnest and wife of Brookston,
yesterday. They were on their bridal
tour, and left on No. last night for the
coast.
Brakeman Thurman Of the narrow
gauge brought his wife and sister-in-law,
Mrs. Jenkins, over with him from Salida
yesterday to eat Thanksgiving dinner
| with hin in this city.
Prof. Ira M. DeLong, accompanied by
his wife and children, spent Thanksgiv-
ing day in this city, the guests OF Horace
T. DeLong and family. They will re-
main in the city over Sunday.
Mesa Lodge No. 55, A. F. & A. M, will
hold a special communication this even.
ing at 7:3O sharp, for the purpose OF
| work. Visiting brothers are cordially
invited. By order Of A. h. Sampliner,
w. M.
The Thanksgiving services yesterday
at the Presby yterian church were well at
tended. Rev Thompson 10 his discourse
found great many things for which the
people OF thie community should be
thankful.
George G. Lockhart, advance agent Of
the Colorado College Glee Club, was in
the city yesterday making arrangements
for the appearance OF the glee club In
this city during their annual holiday
tour OF the state.
The opening session OF the Mesa Coun-
ty Teachers Association was held this
morning at the High school room. A
large number Of teachers were in attend
once. Prof. Ira M. DeLong will lecture
before the teachers toni2ht at the Meth
odist church. The public is invited to
this meeting.
The mail carriers have been at work
today, locating by street and number,
the names on their various routes. The
carriers will be given the following terri
tory: Ed Cotes, west Of Fourth street
to the railroad; e. A. Rider, between
Fourth and Sixth streets, north and
south; 8. T. EReness east OF Sixth street.
The uniforms have been ordered and will
consist of gray suits and army hate.
Torrance 4 Graham are having most
excellent trade on their new goods.
Everything for men and boys will be
found in their stock. They desire to be
known as complete out6tters. The stock
they keep is the very best that can be
found. They do not pretend to carry
the largest stock in the city, but they do
carry a good line in underwear, fine
peckwsar, up to date hats, stif and soft.
They are now making run on the IA
nous Sharood & Crooks shoe. This Is
. buOO thdt lto oWh ACSOuAoCb-
dation. upon first glance. In boys shoes
they keep a staple brand, also Of hosiery,
sweaters for men and boys and very
fancy line OF nav and crisp styles ia
shirts. They invite you to call and ex-
anime their stock.
Henry Grubbs team, carrying the fam
lilies OF Orson Adams, Jr., and A. r.
Sampliner, returning from Thanksgiy-
ing dinner at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs.
james h. Smith, ran away last evening
in coming down the bridge hill on the
Orchard Mesa side. Either the lsad
was too much for the team or they SCAR
ed at something and down they went on
dead run, just missing tho side OF the
bridge several times. Very fortunately
Messrs. Adams and Sampliner kept
their families in the wagon and no one
was hurt, the horses being stopped just
as they reached this side OF the bill.
The gentlemen we're very much scared
for the safety OF their wives and children
but are quite thankful that no one was
hurt. The good gSneralship and driving
OF Mr.. Grubbs brought them through
safely.