The daily sentinel., 1903-12-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Turner Hall. Friday. Dec. 4th.

painted ON the interior.
Millinery prices regardless of cost
at the Ladies' Emporium.
Tenth Annual Ball of the o. R. G.
Turner Hall. Friday. Dec 4th
Supper served right in the building
at Conductors ball ON Friday night.
See the Colorado Souvenirs and
curios at Vorbeck's Music and Book
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Stiff relatives
of Chas. E. Lawlings are here from
Illinois.
The Tenth annual event of the Con-
ductors. their ball ON Friday night at
Turner Hall.
Dick Smith. we'll known switch
engineer and family are spending a
vacation at Provo.
H E. Billig and family returned
last night from an extended visit
at Forreston. Ill.
1t will be the best of the season
they have never had failure. The
Order Railway Conductors.
There will be meeting of the S.
d. club at the Congregational church,
Thursday evening, Dec. Sd.
The Conductors promise the use of
the entire Turner Hall Friday night
at their Tenth Annual Ball.
Little Miss Virginia Rice from
Denver is visiting her uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. McCary.
For fun and enjoyable dance. attend
the 10th annual ball of the Conduc-
tors Friday night at Turner nall
It in want of a winter hat. it will
be to your interest in price and quail |
ity to call at the Ladies' Emporium. |
For games of all sorts for Christmas,
trade at Voreck's store. ping pong.
panic and all sorts of board
games.
p. Randolph Morris. formerly of
Garfield county. now of
Salt Lake city. was a visitor to this
city yesterday,
The family of e. W Brunner. of the
firm of Baker and Brunner cigar
was an arrival in the
city few days ago.
Vorbeck' Music Store is not throw
ing out any 'cut price, bate to sell
pianos. Their regular fright prices
will meet the cut prices of the other
Miss Camille Wallace of Pueblo.
a sister of W. S. Wallace. Sec. of the
Grand Valley Irrigation Co. is expected
to arrive in the city tomorrow for an
extended visit.
M. b. Beidelman. a we'll known
Young man formerly with the Denver
Music Co. is an arrival in the city
md will work in connection with the
Campbell Music Co of Denver. ,
Stoves Military Band and Sym
ohony Orchestra is conceded by crit
cs to be the strongest travelling mus
cal organization on the road except
ng the large concert bands Hear !
he free concert Friday. Dec. 4th. :,
There is some little hope for rain. q
according to the weather report of to-
lay. The weather is to be unsettled
onight and tomorrow. 1t is to be
loped that we have some rain. as
he dust il deeper than ever before in
he history of the valley. /.
@'Ten nights in Bar room" is one
# the most interesting dramas ever
written. 1t depicts the downfall of i.
nan, and his elevation. 1t shows the :
errible sufferings of the slave of !;
rink. There is happy blend of com
dy to brighten the dark places. and
S the only play ''Enduorsed by the !
]lergy''. 'Ten Nights in Bar i
Room" comes to the Opera House. c
friday. Dec. 4th. q
O. d. Smith has purchased the
rug store of Beard and Son at Fruita.
ir. Smith will make the store C
trictly up to date drug emporium, a
applying it with an entirely new lot i
f drugs and druggist sundries and i
lakinG of it store, which that town t
'ill be proud. The store will be II
laced in charge of Geo. F. Crosby. a
ompetent druggist aud bid made
Or the patronage of that section of
iesa county. :
The Alliance Of Unitarian and other
iberal christian women. met at the h