The daily sentinel., 1903-12-16

In the death of Mrs. Sharp another
pioneer resident of this city has pass
ed away.
William Schwartz and A. V. Sharp
of Fruita were in the city today trans
acting business.
There will be celebration of Holy
Communion in st. Matthews church
Thursday at 10 am
Mrs. J. Nearing. who has been
spending several days in this city. re-
turned to her home at Fruita today.
Councilman RAIDER and wife leave
tonight for two months visit with
relatives in eastern Kansas and west
ern Missouri.
The articles that had been prepared
by st. Matthews Guild for the bazaar
will be on sale in Haskell's WINDOW
Saturday afternoon.
@. E. Drew of the Ladies' Empori-
ium has secured lease of the north
half of the Lyons block and will oc-
cupy the same the first of the year
with line of millinery.
Frank Dodd. representing the
Shields Morley Grocery company of
Colorado Springs. was calling in this
city today. Mr.. Dodd says that
Grand Junction l. the most progressive
town in the centennial sta te today.
NJ b. Beidleman who is now with
the Thompson Jewelry and Muisc
company, as a representative of the
Knight Campbell Music company.
made his first sale of high grade
piano today to parties who Will shin
the instrument to California. Mr..
Beidleman is one of the hustling
young men of the city and first
class salesman.
]. @. Kelly left this morning for
the Unaweep mining camp with $500
pounds of groceries and supplies for
the men he has working on his vari
GUS claims. With the smelter in oper-
alton in this citv the ore from the
Unaweep can be handled to advantage
and the men who have put their faith
in that always promising camp will
reap their Just reward. Some of the
best copper claims in Colo. are located
in the Unaweep. and all the ore taken
from her mines contains other prec
ious metals.
The reissue of the Pope bicycle
daily-leaf calendar may be considered
the opening gun of proclaiming the
natural and healthful return of bicy-
cling. Col. Albert A. Pope. tile
founder of our bicycle industie1 and
the pioneer of the Good Roads Move
ment. is again at the head of the BIZ
cvcle industry. Upon the 366 calen-
dar leaves are freshly written lines
from the pens of our greatest college
presidents, doctors. clergymen. states
men. and other eminent men and
women, all of them enthusiastically
supporting bicycling.
Friday afternoon the ladies of the
Womens Relief Cjrps will hold a
DeLaMar No. 354 Ouray avenue.
Besides the musicale which will CON
tinue the better part of the afternoon,
commencing at two O'Clock. there will
be light refreshments. The ladies
are holding these musicales and after
noon teas at which light admission
fee of ten cents is charged for the
purpose of securing sufficient funds to
build a cottage at the Soldiers Home
at Buena Vista. This is a most laud-
ible object and the ladies should be
encouraged in their undertaking.
Earl NJ. Crantson. Unied States dis
trict attorney. has instituted suit
against the Denver and Rio Grande
railroad for its failure to equip the
cars of its narrow guage system with
safety appliances as required by law.
The complaint alleges that ON FEBRUARY
%, eleven cars of stock were shippd
from Montrose. consigned to Chicago.
constituting it's Interstate commerce.
None of these cars were equipped with
utomatic couplers and the required
safety appliances. There are eleven
counts, one for each car. the law pro-
viding fine of 800 for each count.
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