The daily sentinel., 1903-10-21


office for ten cents the hundred.
Notices have been posted asking fol
bids for the new sewerage system at
Teller institute.
man. who has been visiting Salt Lake
is home again.
New grade stakes were being placed
along Main street this morning by
Engineer Haskell.
Full line of millinery and ladies
furnishings at The Leader-Mrs. Sry.
Opening Saturday.
The ladies of st. Mathews have
had to give up their social and ball
for Halloween night.
Consign your live stock. wagons,
ami household goods to the G. j.
Auction and Storage Co.. 305 Main.
A meeting of the printers of the
city will be held tonight at Z 80 foI
the purpose of organizing typo
graphical union in this city.
invited to deliver the memorial eulo-
gy before the Elks in the opera house.
on the first Sunday in December.
E. H. Rice the owner of the Brazil
ian brick making process. who has
been making trip over the narrow
gauge. returned home last nigth.
There will be social at the home
of Mrs T. H. RAIDER. tomorrow after
noon for the benefit of Ladies Aid
Society of the M. E. church. Re-
freshments 10 cents.
Mr.. Frank Bacon and his clever
company. in new rural comedy en-
titled 1.-The Hills of California. is
the attraction at the Opera House for
Tuesday night of next week.
Mrs. Ollie Roberts Boyer. has con-
sented to take the part of Esther. in
the operetta Queen Esther. which will
be put ON the stage some time during
the early part of November for two
nights.
Mrs. J. A. Lyons fell on the back
stoop of her home this morning on
Ouray, ON some ice wrenching her
back considerably. A physician was
called but found that she was not
seriously injured.
Mrs, Guy Hall of Salida, is visit
ing with friends in the city. Mrs.
Hall formerly resided here and was
at that time Mrs. Lingo. her husband
being a telegraph operator here. Mr..
Lingo died several years ago.
John Thatcher, OF Pueblo. one of
the states most prominent citizens.
the president of the First National
bank of Pueblo. is in the city. Mr..
Thatcher is partner in the Seiber
Cattle company and it is to look after
those interests that he is visitor to
the city.
A Grand Valley ranchman mortaged
his ranch for 81. 600 and went to Poca
-ello, Idaho. to bet on a foot race
hat was fixed And it was fixed. all
tight. Fortunately he had return
ticket, and it is likely that the reve-
iues FROM next years fruit and beet
,rop will enable him to redeem the
Telluride Journal.
Rev R. Sanderson. former pastor
If the Methodist church. writes to
friends in this CITY that he is splen-
idly located. large congregation. a
good church and fine parsonage and
hat he believes his lines have fallen
in pleasant places. He sends regards
10 all his former church friends and
many who were not members of his
church
J. H. GalIupe, is in RECEIPT of a
letter from Mrs. G. E. Cowell. stat
ing that she had recently visited the
asylum, in which DR.. Cowell had
been placed and that the physician in
charge had stated that he would be
in ten days and that she
would later start for home. This is
information to the many
friends of Dr. Cowell and his family.
Weather Observer Sullivan dishes
up each succeeding day the same old
stereotyped expression. 'Fair tonight
and tomorrow This is the conven-
tional Grand Valley weather and we
are only too glad to be enjoying it.
There is none better in the whole
cOuptrx opd Maca oannty chould NOT