The daily sentinel., 1903-11-02
LOCAL NEWS NOTES


Superintendent Edwards will prob
ably build a new house in the city
shortly.
Lots ''doin' " this week socially.
taken up with some social function.
The Elks meet in regular session
tonight. A very urgent invitation to
be present. is issued by Exalted Ruler
A. N. Bucklin.
The Telluride Lyceum course will
open with the lecture of Dewitt Mil
Ter. who will appear there on the
11th. He will be here on the 18th.
Typographical Union No. 292 will
hold meeting in The Sentinel office
Tuesday evening. Nov. 3. at z 80
O'Clock. All members are invited to
attend.
One of the comical sights Sunday
morning. was buggy riding the
horse trough at the corner of 9th and
Main streets. the buggy containing a
washing machine.
Mrs. Silas g. Bennett, of Cripple
Greek, stopped in this city Yesterday
en- route home from California, to
visit with her old time friends Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Seegmiller.
Gaines and Rose have issued zinc
from etched drawing of the valley,
one Thousand handsome maps. The
map is the handiwork of Mr.. Covert.
of that office, and is highly creditable
to him. The maps were printed at
this office.
There were seven performances
given by Klaw and Erlangers' Ben
Hur company at Salt Lake CITY, the
gross receipts for the five nights and
two matinee performances, being $15.
000:. This was larger proportionately
than the money played to in Denver.
where there were $3S. 900 in cash ad-
missions.
We are promised The Daily Senti-
mel in an enlarged form-six columns,
beginning Monday next The Senti-
NSA 'ioS NOitoihAf DtCh u nOiucl
worker for Grand Junction. from the
day of its birth. and in its enlarged
form it will be in position to greatly
enhance its power for good. -DeBeque |
Bugle.
More produce of every character has
been brought to this city the present |
fall from the Plateau country. than |
for several years previous. Those
who can buy profitably from the farm
ers of the Plateau country should do
so, and encourage that trade to come
back to this city, as it was formerly
wont to do
Drs. l.. H. and Mabel E. Church
have within the last few days added
to their already wei equipped office.
one of the celebrated Betz Hot Air
Apparatuses for the treatmnet of rheu-
sprains and joint diseases.
and also one of DIR. Boards X-ray
and Static machines for diaenostic
and therapeutic WORK.
@. II. Mayo. prom inent lumber
man OF Glencoe. came in last evening
over the Southern and will remain in
the CITY several davs attending to bus.
mess matters. He was formerly in
the same line of business in Grand
Junction. where he was held in high
esteem as a liberal minded. progress
sive citizen. We are glad to announce
that Mr.. Mayo has decided to move
his family to Durango. Durango
Joseph Ennis. of Grand Junction.
Colorado, who is doing extensive
mining developement work. in the
Blue Mountains, passed through Moab
on Monday for the Blue Mountains.
taking with him from Moab heavy
wagon load of supplies. They have
struck very rich streak of ore. or
the Illinois property. ASSAYS from
which run as high as 81, 300 in gold
1t is the intention to push the work
on this property. Moab Times.
FOR RENT Store number
six, Reed Bldg, $55 per month,
2ox85. Basement. With or
without lease. Apply to Max