The daily sentinel., 1903-12-14

pictures.
Earl Abbey left Saturday night for
Denver.
Stationary for Xmas gifts at @. D.
| Smith and Co.'S.
A few flakes of snow fell some time
during Saturday night
Our line of perfumes is not excel
led. @. d. Smith and Co
T. Finn has opened his powl-
ing alley in the state Armory.
Several weddings are booked for
the holiday season in this CITY.
Dr. Edward F. Eldridge is suffer
ing from a severe case of asthma.
Pictures 1 should say Only 75cents
for fine framed oil painting at
Gourley's.
A window glass in the front door
of the Board of Trade was accidentally
broken Saturday evening.
The printing plant of the Apsen
Weekly Times is now in the hands of
the Sheriff of Pitkin county
j. Reed Crowell, the criminal at
torney of Colorado SpriI e.. was in
the city today on legal business.
The water supply of Glenwood
Springs is to be Increased. Water
from Grizzly creek will he conducted
to the city.
Heavy SHOWS and blizzard swept
over the east the past few days and at
Chicago the street car service was
nearly stopped.
The step father of Charles Richard.
son died at Leadville yesterday and he
left for that place this morning to at
tend the funeral!
The steel cages for the new county
jail have arrived. When completed
Mesa county will have one the best
jails on the western slope.
The S. w. Moody Jewelry company
is using lots of advertising space in
the papers of the county. Note their
large advertisement in today's Senti-
mel.
Rev.. Beach of the Baptist church
preached at Palisade Yesterday and the
minister at that place filled the pulpit
at the First Baptist chuI ch in this
city.
Frank England, attorney for Rich
ard Bolles. of Colorado Springs, was
in the city today on business connect
ed with the real estate owned by Mr.
Bolles in this city.
Resolved for 1904. To visit The
G. V. Store often. Let this be the
resolution for each man woman ana
child of the Cityof Grand Junction
and County of Mesa.
marriage license was issued to
Peter Dickerson and Miss Lydia Lane
by County Clerk Mann Saturday. and
Yesterday the happy couple We're made
ore by Judge Joseph p. Sweeney
Grand Junction folks have adopted
the splendid motto. "All Together
Reminds one OF barn raisings in the
old Michigan home. It's good cry
nison News.
The sugar beet raisers in the Ft
Collins di strict received from the
sugar company operating at that place
this seson Sl35. 900 for their crop. A
snug sum of money to circulate
through farming community.
After the first of the year stockmen
will not receive free TRANSPORTATION
from the railroads for their return
home after shipping stock to the city
markets. This applies to all stock
men whethe- tthey ship n carload or
train load.
There will ba meeting of the
Law Enforcement League at the Con-
gregational church this evening at 30
O'Clock. II is desirable that there be
a full representation of members and
those interested. Business of import
ance is to come up for discussion.
Howard Bunting left this morning
for FIT. Worth, Texas. after n four
months visit in this CITY with his
Uncle. 1. N. Bunting. and family.
While here Mr.. Bunting made many
warm friends among the young people
and all regretted to see him leave for
his home.
The Star Bakery has changed hands
again. Charles W. Arnett disposed
of his interest in the same this morn
ing to Mrs. Joseph Chadwick. Mr..
Arnett has moved his family into a
residence in the Mobley addition and
from now on will devote his time to
missionary work. The Star bakery