The daily sentinel., 1903-11-21


ephone.
G. r. Shook is up from the lower
valley today.
S. n. Wheeler and wife returned at
noon from Denver.
In woman's Power at the Park
opera house Monday Nov. %.
Have you any friends Have a
residence phone and they will call
you.
What man has not been in some
Woman's power at some time or an
other?
D. Vest went TO Olathe yesterday
for few days visit with friends in
that town.
Davil Roberts. president of the
Chamber of Commerce is out of town
on business. He is expected home on
Sunday.
Embroidery lessons given at 426 N.
9th st. between the hours of two and
four p. m, csc. See Fashion window
for display.
Mrs. john G. Mckinney left for Salt
LAKE. yesterday morning on receipt
of telegram announcing the death of
her mother Mrs. Robinson.
J. c. Carnahan and wife were
| pleasant visitors today from Fruita.
Mr.. Carnanhan was disposine OF his
tukeys of which bird he is large
grower.
Private letters from Chicago say
that they are experiencing very bad
weather in that city. They are hav-
ing all kinds of rain. fog. mud and
slush. The temperature has been
very low
The subject Of the morning service
at the Labor Temple. by Rev ].
Monroe Stewart, tomorrow is Jesus
| The Leader The evening subject
at O'Clock is Prosperity. next to
Righteousness.
The pastor of the Congregational
church will speak on the subject OF
Thanksgiving Sunday morning.
There will be no evening service,
the congregation uniting in the Union
church.
Most of the citizens are beginning
to feel relieved over the coal strike a,
there will be several cars of coal re-
ceived here today to be sold at the old
price If So. so per ton. The fact that
some of the Palisade mines. are work
ing also helps to relieve the situation.
Have you ever gone stopping and
on your return home found that you
have forgotten the main items you
went for? OF course you have. Well.
the way to prevent this is to go The
G. V. Store and buy a kitchen Indi-
Gator and you will save the price in
shoe leather.
Judge o. F. Caswell. was an ar
rival home touay at noon from Den
yer. He states that some of the small
factories are closed there. due to the
want of coal. but there is not gen.
eral want OF coal as yet. there seem
inRlv being plenty to provide for the
wants Ct the people.
The Ladies Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church held their
annual missionary meeting Thursday
night in the church followed by
social and light refreshments in the
parlo' of the church. A very help
full time was had. A free will offer
ing amounting TO 7.6l was taken up
and presented to the ladies.
TO THE CHILDREN OF MESA
CO.-My headquarters for good
many years have been at the Bargain
House and this year have sent them
a nicer and better lot of toys and fan
cy goods than they bave ever had be-
fore and about twice as many of them.
1 want all of Won little people and
your parents to wait for my grand
opening next week. SANTA CLAUS.
The Chamber of Commerce did
little business last night outside of
deciding the motto contest A few
small bills were allowed. W. H.
Crawford. the contractor was elected
member. MANY of the directorate
were out of town so that the only
members present were ]. H. Ramey.
Edwin Price. Max Buchanan. E. NJ.
Slocomb. George Currie. A. R. Sam
pliner and Secretary sweeney.
The musical novelty of the season
at the Park tonight will be ''Foxv
Grandpa another of VIM. A. Brady's
productions and it will have its finish
ed presentation here tonight The story