The daily sentinel., 1903-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Darling, left
yesterday for Delta where thev will
spend the winter.
James Now and Frank Goodvkoantz
brought in the election returns from
Collbran last night.
@. H. Martin is in the city today
from Palisade. Mr.. Mratin is editor
of the Palisade Tribune.
Mrs Sarah E. Chapman. who re-
sides ON Fruit ridge and who has bee II
very sick is much better today.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Charles Thayer. and Miss
Jennie Berger, both of Ogden. UTAH
A marriage license was issued to-
day to Joseph L. Kraemar and Miss
Matte Ruth Dunmire. of this city.
B. W. Stone. a prominent Collbran
farmer is in town today buying Jum-
ber for extensive improvements to be
made on his farm.
All the ballot boxes from the vari-
Gus precincts over the county are in
the hands of the county clerk and the
official count will begin tonight.
Charles Weaver and Mrs Comman-
der Huff will be married tonight at
Fruitvale. Both parties are well
known in this city and have hosts Of
congratulations
Owing to repairs being made ON
the water motor and other fixtures of
the press room it has been impossible
to get up the usual amount of tvpe on
the machine today.
Tonight is the regular meeting of
the Women of Woodcraft at Elks
ball. Every member is urged TO be
present. Entertainment by the ''Cs'.
''D's," and "E's,' of the order kI
Several of the musicians about town
are trying to talk up band The
old citizens band will probably be re-
vived. The Woodmen of the World
are also thinking of starting a band
S. S. Horn. who came to this city
recently to visit with his son. Amos
Horn. is i'll with an attack of pneu-
monia. Mr.. Horn is quite an old
man. and it may go pretty hard with
him
W. H. Pettingill and family who
have been visiting at the home of
Earl Barber on Fruit Ridge has de-
cided to locate in this valley and has
purchased the Davis ranch east of
town.
A very pleasant social entertainment
was held at the Presbyterina church
parlor last night by the ladies' of that
church. An enterestiug program was
rendered. the features of which were
solos by Mrs. Cope and Mrs. Holt
the PalIsade district was made yes
terday. The peach crop has been un-
usually large in that part of the val
ley this season. and good prices were
received for all the fruit shipped
The county commissioners are in
session today. They spent this morn
ing in looking over and comparing
last years tax levies. At noon they |
opened bids for the building of steel |
bridge ON the main county road, near
Mesa, at place known as the Atwa-
ter crossing.
The case of Rhone VS.. johnson was
tried yesterday in Justice Byeis' court
and Judgment was given il favor of
Rhone. He sued for division of |
on a real-estate sale made
by both gentlemen and which John
son refused to paw. Rhone was given
300 and Johnson made to stand the
costs.
The force of operators at the Union
depot has been cut down one man.
which makes the duties of the other
operators considerably increased. This
will throw one man out of work in
this city and as Percy ]. Swain is
The last man on. he will be the one
to leave. Mr.. Swain is a fine young
fellow. and the BOYS are all sorry to
zee him leave. He goes to Denver
onight.