The daily sentinel., 1903-12-26

Visit 10 MS Drotner east OF town.
J. F. Mcfarland formerly of this
city is here on visit to friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Laura Chapman moved into her
new residence yesterday in the east
part of the city.
The County Commissioners have
adjourned their daily session until the
first Monday in January.
Samuel Hymes of Glenwood Springs,
father-in- law of NJ. Fl. Loeffier. the
tailor. spent Christmas in this city
Take advantage of the reduced price
sale at Vorbeck's Music and Book
store. 20 per cent off on all holiday
goods.
Large assortment of music rolls.
autoharps. drums. also games at 20
per cent off at Vorbecks Music and
Book store.
Holiday books albums. games. music
rolls, drums and musical novelties.
20 per cent off from regular prices at
Vorbecks Music and Book store.
W. @. Osborn and wife. of Fruita
spent Christmas with J. W. Osborn
and family and attended the Osborn
Barnes wedding. They left for home
today.
J. G. Charlesw orth, Thomas SulIi-
van and Wallace Baxter of Snipes who
have been in the CITY for the past few
days on business left this morning
overland for their homes.
The Christmas exercises and treat
at the Methodist church attracted an
immense crowd on Thursday night
and there was much pleasure and en-
joyment to the little ones present.
The case of johnson VS.. Rhone in
over disagreement on
for the sale of some farm
WAS decided in favor of the
in Judge Sullivan's court
this morning. The case was appealed.
There was reception and general
good time at the rooms of the Grand
Valley Commercial School last night.
About sixty students and friends
of the school were present and finch
was the game CT the evening An en-
joyable time was had and luncheon
was served to the jolly crowd present.
Christian Church. Sunday morn
ing topic will be. Presenting Our
Bodies unto God. " Evening. ''In-
vestment of Influence On Dec. 30
at 80 there will be the annual roll
rall of members. to which all are re-
quested to attend prepared to answer
at their names call.
The mail carriers have been rushed
for the past several days with Christ
mas packages and it has been impos
sible for them to deliver all of them.
hundred still remain in the
postoffice and all who call tomorrow
between tho hours of and
10 can receive what mail remains in
the Office at the windows.
Presbyterian Church. pastor
of the Presbyterian church will
preach sermon tomorrow morning
to the close of the year.
Excellent music will be enjoyed
Besides the regular choir work Mr..
Work of the Colorado College Glee
Club will render the beautiful solo 20
Dry Those Tears. by Del RieRo. The
evening service will be one of song.
No sermon. Mr.. Ingersoll of Colorado
College will render solo. Come and
enjoy the services.
With the Colorado Glee and Man
dolin club next Monday night comes
p. d. Rice, Grand Junction boy
who has made an enviable reputation
for himself as monologuist. Mr..
Rice was heard here last year and his
work was delightful. This wear it is
promised that he will be greatly bet
ter. because OF added experience. All
those who have not heard the mandolin
club and also Mr.. Rice should be sure
to set apart Monday night to heas
both The boys have their old instruc-
tor this year and they promise better
work in every portion of the program.
Mrs. j. A. McLuen. who has been
the efficient organist of the Methodist
church for the past two wears. being
faithful in that position at all times.
was the recipient Christmas of tesei-
monial from the ladies of the church,
which made her fesl that her work
was fully appreciated by the congre-
cation. handsome quarter sawed
rocker was sent to Mrs. McLuen's S
home and was perfect surprise to