The daily sentinel., 1903-11-07

1.-The Minister'S Son" was adver-
tised.
Mrs. C. 3. Masser. wife of DR..
Masser of Fruita is IN the city today.
Mrs. Charles b. Rich will enter
tain fe friends Wednesday after
noon.
There will be meeting of tho
Spiritualist society tomorrow night at
Turner hall.
Miss Nettie Schwer. principal Of
the uniol high school at Fruita is a
visitor today.
This office can use some clean cot
ton rags No small. wooden or dirty
ones accepted.
The members OF the Cantata Queen
Esther company have decided not to
go TO Fruita tonight.
Thomas Rose. brother in Law of
L. E. Jaynes. arrived yesterday from
Creede to visit in this city.
P A. Rice is going up to his saw
mill at Lizard Head. near Rico.
Monday for severn! days stay.
The question is often asked, what
has become of old Charlie" the
street car horse. Do you know?
josephine Rupp Of 42l. South Bird
street drew the sofa given away a
Kersburg and Hertz on ticket number
).
A fresh shipment ofall kinds of
imported cheese and sausage received
today at the Delictessen store. Kers-
burg and Hertz.
The topic of Rev. J. Monroe Stew
arts address at Peoples church tomor-
row morning at II O'Clock is Social
Sins the Problem of the New Religi-
Gus movement in America.
Mrs David R. Crosby, wife of the
register of the land office at Montrose.
left for her home this morning, after
some time pleasantly spent with her
old friend Mrs. NJ. o. Delaplain.
The family of J. H. Gallupe. who
have ten porarily been staying on the
DR.. G.. E CowelI farm, have returned
to this city to reside in their home,
ON Main between 10th and 11th
streets.
An auctiol sale of the fine thoroug-
bred Swiss cattle belonging to Erminie e
Jack. who left this city some time
ago, is being held this afternoon at
the Pioneer Corral to satisfy her or d.
itors.
The job departmer of The Sentinel
has printed the larger part of the in
vitations. for the numerous social
functions that have been held and
those about to be held i'll tllis city in
the past two weeks.
A number of our citizens are con-
sidering installing hot water radiators
in .heir residences to furnish heat.
There are already several in the city
and they give great sati sfaction. One
of these plants costs nearly $1,000.
Ex-Mayor Wendell P. Ella. who
went east to sell several car loads of
horses, continued his visit to his old
home in New Hampshire and included
al so a visit TO his daughter, Miss
Hazel who is sophomore at Welles-
ley College.
NJ. E. Burns. of Denver. formerly
with the Denver Post. but who is now
interested in journal. Ell Parvenir,
meaning The Future. is in the city tc
write up this city and the Grand val.
ley for his magazine.
The success of a first class re itaur-
ant is not problematical any more
, The Windsor Cafe is one of the best
restaurants ever conducted in this
city and Mr.. Maso II is TO be congratu
lated on its success, as we'll should
the public be congratulated.
V. A. Tharp, who formerly resided
in this city. but who went from her,
to Washington. was an arrival in the
citv last night and is being greeted
by many old friends today. He re-
ports plenty of work in his new home
He is surprised at the many changes
III the city. He has been absent {
wear and a half.
Four cases were tried this Afternoon
in Justice Sweney's court. the Ri,
Grande railway being the complain
ing witness. FH some time parties
! in Crawford addition have been steal
ing coal and they have finally been
! apprehended by detective. W. A
. Brown The officers would not di