The daily sentinel., 1903-01-29
Quality Tells. Price Sells" Lyons


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J. H. Carnahan leaves for Denver
tonight on No. 8.
M. o. Delaplain will leave tonight
| for Denver on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Platt return
ed last night from six weeks visit
with relatives in Georgia. They
had delightful time.
Miss Arna Penberthy. a student of
the Grand Valley Commercial School
has accepted stenographic position
in the Office of the Ramev Investment
| company.
Mrs. Addie s. Moore today sold her
residence property on the southeast
corner of Ouray and First streets to
william 9. Griffith Consideration
81, $50. co. Walter Mulkey made the
sale
Mrs. Anna Shelledy will leave to
night for her home in Akron. Colo
RADIO. She has been in this city for
/ two weeks caring for her mother.
Mrs. Susan A. DeLong. who has been
| ill.
One of the local churches contem-
plated for the bringing the kissable
Hobson here to lecture. The idea was
| finally dropped. That is too bad
Hobson does not realize what he
missed.
Andrew Hughes. traffic manager of
the D. g. r. G. and J. @. Vining.
Superintendent of the Colorado Mid.
land. were in tn, city today. They
expressed their great pl, assure at see
ing the steady growth OF Grand Juno
tion.
Five car loads OF steel rails arrived
in the city this morning. They came
from the new steel plant of the Colora
do Fuel and Iron company at Men
neque. The rails will be laid be-
tween here and Palisade. The work
of distributing them began today.
The funeral of Mrs. Nancy A.
Bridges who died Tuesday. was held
at the home of the deceased. this af
ternoon. Rev. R. Sanderson spoke
the last solemn words over the body.
Many old-time friends were present.
A large number followed to Orchard
Mesa cemetery where the body was
taken for burial.
When Alamosa gets through with
Charles N. Cox, Durango might we'll
solicit his energies in her favor. He
is sugar plant builder without an
equal in Colorado, being mainly re-
sponsible for factories at Grand juno
tion and Loveland, and promises to
have Alamosa plant in oueration by
fall. Telegraph.
Word was received here from DEN
yer that Theodore Jones. the young
son of 7. Nj. Jones is afflicted with an
acute case of appendicitis and that the
performing of an operation was found
necessary today. 1t is to be hoped
that he will come through safely.
The Jones family have indeed had
their share of trouble and sorrow dur
ing the past few months.
The wedding of 3. G. Derickson to
Miss Hattie Jones. last night. took
place at the home of the groom's
mother. Mrs. Pavey Emav. two miles
east of this city. A large number of
friends were present for the ceremony.
Rev. R. Sanderson officiated. A
splendid supper was served to the
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Derickson
will take up their home in the coun-
try. Their friends wish them many
years of marital happiness
There is nothing quite so refreshing
rs fourteen-carat exhibition of gall
| by brass plated imitation. A Den
yer paper that opposed Teller from
start to finish, and supported Wolcott
as far as it dared, now loudly and joy-
ously proclaims that 1t was it's infiu
ence that made possible the carrying
out of the wi she's Of the people. 1t
may also be. noted that there would be
no joyous chanting of eternal hymn
in paradise if the devil had not estab
lished rump layout outside the gar
den wall. An apology is due the
devil for this comparison.-Asp
Times.
Strangers who come into this CITY