The daily sentinel., 1903-11-12

Have you read the Bookman's ad?
The best yet-''The Minister
Son" at the Park tonight.
Mrs. A. @. Abbey returned today
from very pleasant visit in Denver.
S. G. HUM. agent of the Globe
Express company. is home from visit
to Denver.
Mrs. f. s. Phillips and Miss Jennie
Phillips of Fruita were visitors in the
city today.
r. W Kuhn. special agent of the
Royal Insurance company of Denver
is in this city today.
O. d. Smith is expected home from
Denver, tomorrow where he has been
on a matter of business.
Salmon and Halibut will be sold to
morrow Friday for 12 1-2 cents per
pound at the Ocean Wave.
Wanted second hand bicycle.
Must be cheap. Enquire at Ocean
Wave Fish and Oyster company
Mrs. A R. Sampliner will he the
on north Seventh avenue tonight
District Attorney S. G.. McMullin
returned from Ouray last night where
he has cen attend ing district court.
Harry Lay ton. we'll known in this
city returned few days ago from an
outing in Mexico to his home in New
York.
u. B. Mcclure. county superintend-
ent of schools went to Fruita this
morning to visit the schools at that
place.
The heavy advance sale of seats for
the Minister'S Son. shows that near
ly everybody in town is expecting to
attend.
Mrs. Thomas Middleton of Beaver
Falls. Pa. has been the guest of Mrs.
W. II. Bloomingke mper, for the past
two days.
. j. II. Schie 'wohl has appeared as
weather prophet He predicts that
first of the month.
Little Anson Borschell. son of Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Borshell is quite sick
today. Much alarm was felt as to his
condition last night.
The boiler at the Park school has
been repaired and was reported in con-
dition for use this morning. so that
the building can now be warmed
The trains from the west have all
been late the past few davs. AS the
trains out of Ogden are ordered not to
wait mole than an hour for connec-
tions.
NJ. V. B. Benson of Denver. State
agent of the Insurance company of
North America and the Philadelphia
Underwriters is h vi isitor in this city
today.
T. j. Flynn of Steam boat Springs
is in town to see about establishing a
bow ling alley here. If he can find
loom long enough he will undoubted-
tv begin at once.
The fruit shippers all over the
Western Slope are complaining of a
lack of cars. Only about one-fourth
OF the usual amount was shipped last
week for this season.
Captain H. b. Wakefield is in fl ON
the Rhsne district this morning. He
is employed by the Western Sugar and
Land company and is securing a great
many contracts for beet raising
r p. Davie. president of the West
ern Sugar and Land company went to
Delta this morning to attend to his
interests there. He will return next
Sunday.
Many of the citizens are already
feeling alarm over the possible short
age of coal in this city. Several of
them are trying to buy coal in car
load lots as speculation as we'll as
for their own use
Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ. Hards enter
tanned last night in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. L. Roberts The evening
was spent IN small talk and music. also
progressive high five. A delightful
luncheon was served by Mrs. Hards
A glance at the pile of empty oyster
nails standing in front of Ocean Wave
Oyster house shows conclusively where
the bulk of the oyster trade is being
done. The low price of Tuesday last
was taken advantage of by hundreds
Business has been very dull at the
county offices for the last or 4 days,
probably on account of the cold
weather. Not many people are COM
ing to town as they are busy ON the