The daily sentinel., 1903-11-04

The year book and program of the
Womens Club has just been issued
Three weeks from Thursday will be
Thanksgiving Day November Goth.
Robert Billingsly will build new
I; residence at the corner of 10th and
White.
Election day passed off quietly in
this city and the weather was de-
lightful.
Wanted-A good. strong boy. over
16. to work after school. and Satur-
days. Apply 1888 Main street.
The wagons of the Globe express
company have been painted the new
blue color affected by that company.
! James Carter. travelling representa-
tive of the Denver Republican. was
among the business visitors to the city
Tuesday.
Charles Strock has commenced the
erection of new residence at the cor
ner of 11th and White. which he will
occupy as his future home.
Rev. f. F. Walters, the new pastor
of the Christian Church has arrived
in the city and will hold regular SER
vices at that church Sunday.
The ladies of the. Baptist church
will give social and entertainment at
the church. Thursday evening, %
cent collection will be taken.
We do the finest kind of jewelry re-
pain ing. stone setting ana make new
parts for any Kind of jewelry. The
Thompson Jewelry and Music Co.
Mrs. A. J. Hards and family will
leave tonight for Tacoma. Washing
ton where they will join Mr.. Hards
and make that city their future home
Tim Manion. of Ouray is in the
city. Mr.. Manion is the we'll known
mining man and resides in this city
He was called here by the illness of
his wife.
Mrs. lisa Kayner will hold a test
seance at the Turner hall Thursday
night at z 80 sharp. Articles brought
to Mrs. Kayner at this meeting will |
be read by her.
This is the time of the year you
want your clock repaired Phone 2S3
black. We will call and get your
clock and return it when done. The
Thompson Jewelry Co.
The members of the ST. Matthews
Choir invite their friends to attend a
social at the home of Mrs Sturtevaut |
corner of Rood and 9TH Wednesday |
evening Nov. 4th. Voluntary contii-
button.
The Pueblo Daily Chieftain is GET
ting splendid list of subscri bers in
this city. The Chieftain is one of
the great papers of Colorado and is
building up state reputation in all
sections.
Geo. Haskell let the contract to
Ramsey Bros. for the erection of mis-
new residence at the corner of 10th
and Main street. Work on the struc-
ture will begin in few days. 1t
will be modern home in every par
ticular.
What do you think of this? Allan
Mcclure. a farmer living two miles
northeast of Grand Junction. brought
in box of ripe strawberries yesterday
and was showing them around town.
Frank Berg. farmer living near
Fruita. placed several boxes of ripe
berries ON the market few DAYS ago.
These berries were picked from vines
that have already yielded one crop
this year.
AT meeting of the school board
yesterday Miss Edith Turner WIS
elected to fill the vacancy made in the
second grade of the city schools by the
resignation of Miss Ellen r. Smith
Miss Louella Robb, of Lincoln, Ne
braska. was elected to have charge of
mixed grade from the third and sixth
grades, as soon as the only remaining
vacant room in the new school build
ing can be fitted up Miss Robb will
take charge OF her work
Typographical Union No. 292 met
last night and adopted the bylaws
and constitution which will govern
the workings of the new organization
locally. A committee consisting of
Messrs. Koppin, Mattison and Horn
was appointed to confer with the own
ers and publishers concerning the scale
of wages to be paid printers and this
committee will report at meeting
which has heeu called for paxt Mon.