The daily sentinel., 1903-10-26

For an indicator go to the G. V,
store Ask to see it.
A. O. Newton returned Sunday
from flying trip to Denver
The Sherwood Concert company
Wednesday night. Don't forget the
date.
Miss Anna Gourley is confined to
her home with an attack of pneu
monia.
The East Lynne company arrived
in the city this morning from Salt
Lake City.
The typographical union will hold
meeting tonight in the Sentinel
Office at Z 80.
Norman Ten Eyck, well known
fireman on the Rio Grande is quite
i'll at his home.
1t will be most pleasing the concert
by the Sherwood company. Wednesday
night October 2Sth.
The patrons of the High School at
Fruita are more than pleased with
their new Union High School.
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Clarke and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Core spent Sun
day at Nothoroughfare canon.
The Ocean Wave Fish and Oyster
house received today fresh catfish,
speckled trout, shrimp and oysters.
Miss Catharine Moore is residing
with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Strouse. dur
ing the absence of her parents in the
east.
From the small number who lis
tened to the harrangue of the socialist
agitator Saturday night. they did not
relish being called wage slaves.
All interested in Sunday School
Normal work are cordially invited to
meet at the Presby yterian church Tues
day evening Oct. 27th Z 30 p. IN.
David r. Crosby OF Montrose, reg
lister of the land office and a former
citizen of this city, was an arrival
Saturday night and to attend the fun
eral of his old friend, James A. Lay
ton.
The Seventh Dav Adventist people
in and around Palisades are soliciting
funds with which to erect temple of
meeting with great success in their
solicitations.
John D. Reeder. manager for the j.
W. Hugus Co.. and also cashier of the
Bank of DeBeque of DeBeque. was
visitor to the city yesterday. in at
tendance upon the funeral of the late
James A. Layton.
Twenty-three hands who have been
employed in the construction work at
the plant of the Grand junction
Smelling company, We're laid off Sat
urday night, the buildings all being
we'll on toward completion.
The Plateau country was sending
down lots of grain last week The
grain was hauled in big wagons. gen
orally with trailer behind and being
pulled by ''sixes' or "fours. - There
were six teams of that kind in here at
one time last week.
Mr.. McCulloch OF the valley Feed
Co. says that he thinks that hay will
be reasonbly plentiful this year.
There have been large crops grown
and there is a much larger acreage
than formerly. The price will range
around 81 per ton.
r. Bruce Massey and Mrs. Cochran.
brother and sister of Mrs. George
Hazel. left for their home in Colora
do Springs last Friday night. Mrs.
Charles Berg another sister of Mrs
Hazel will extend her visit with her
sister Mrs Hazel.
There was an unusually large crowd
at the dance Saturday night. The
weather is now cool enough that the
exercise is not unpleasant, and many
of the Young people look forward to
the Saturday night dances with great
pleasure. The entire floor is now
being used for those occasions.
The Sherwood Concert company.
of Chicago, will be at the opera house
Wednesday evening of this week. the
2Sth. The company will present
one of the finest entertainments of
the Lyceum course. Those holding
season tickets will have their seats
reserved at Haskell's Drug store, any