The daily sentinel., 1903-12-21

Mrs. Sarah Mclean is repairing her
rooming house Oh lower Second st.
Samuel f. Algard. of Colorado
Springs is an interested visitor to the
city.
G. Fl. Robinson is again assisting
the Meserve Bros for the holiday
trade
Jacob Kahn. the well known travel
ng man. was calling on customers in
the city today.
@. R. Bench, one of the merchants
of Fruitia. was in the city today
transacting business.
G. H. Martin, editor Of the Palisade
Tribune. is in the city looking after
advertising for his paper.
Mrs. J. A. V. Lay. who has been
seriously III with neuralgia OF the
heart. is improving slowly.
Rex Arthur gave a Marty Saturday
night to about ten Of his little friends
A delightful time was enjoyed.
Rodney Jay, who is attending col
lene at Fit. Collins. is home ON a visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Jay.
The Misses Queenie and Minnie
Carpenter, daughters Of Engineer
D. e. Carpenter expect to leave soon
for California.
The register clerk at the post Office
was the busiest person about that es-
tablishment today. Many Christmas
packages were sent out.
Besides those already mentioned
through the columns of The Sentinel
several other weddings are booked for
the holiday week in tins city.
Two new church buildings will be
erected in this citv next year, the NJ.
E. and Congregational congregations
have made arrangements to build.
Prof. Warming will have charge of
the S. S. Normal class Mt the Congre-
gational chruch Tuesday evening. "A
large attendance is desired Mrs Mar
tin.
Special communication of Mesa
Lodge No. 90 A. f. and AN. this
evening at Z: 80 O'Clock sharp. Work
in the M. NJ. degree. BY order Of T.
@. Hickman. W. M.
G.. W. Frey. who formerly was the
lineman for the Colorado Telephone
company in this city. has returned
from Missouri and accepted a position
with the company again.
James II. Cosgrove is making ar
rangements to take trip to the north
west country expects to visit Seattle
aud other important citios in that
great section of Uncle Sam domain.
David Roberts and daughter Phoebe
left last night for Denver. Miss Rob
erts viii 20 on to St Louis where
she win remain for some time. Miss
Roberts will be,Ereatly missed by her
many friends in this city.
The Grand Junction News says that
the citizens win soon adopt the method
OF sprinkling the highways in the
country AMI then the roads viii be
better This is the way the dust is
kept down in California. and the ex
pense is paid hy the tax payer
f. j Wright of Pueblo. who has
been joint agent of the business of the
Western Passenger association mt
Pueblo. is pleasant visitor to the
city today Mr. Wright is an old
time Illinois friend of d. X. Torrance
and has been paving that gentleman
a visit en- route to-a trim to the north-
west. He left for the west ON the
noon tIain,
he Home Loan and Investment
company is making it's annual distri-
button of 1904 memorandum books and
compendium of valuable information
The books are q vest pocket edition.
han 1somely bound in leather and a
valuable gift. The distribution of
these memoranda books has been an
annual custom with the Home Loan
and Investment company.
Mrs. A. b, Hurkins, the lady from
Wiuona. Wisconsin, who was taken
from the cars in tins city several weeks
ago. with her two children. the latter
suffering from small poN. will soon be
dismissed from the Red Mesa hospital
Mrs. Hunkius is the wife of promi-
nent citizen of Winona and a Datentee
of a oontrivance for directing papers
that can be attached TO the fastest
perfecting presses. which Will revolt
utioui2e the mailing process in the
large CITY Office of the metropolitan
press. An article in the Winonn pa
pers describing the patent in eStensc
and predicts that it viii make Mr..
Hunkius a very wealthy man. The