The daily sentinel., 1903-10-19
Miss Eufa Sloan is ill with typhoid

ORo CANDY 10 De nad only at
the G. V. store.
Have you seen the show window
display of the G. v. Store?
The G. v. store is receiving lots of
new goods. Go in and see.
For Sale-Cheap. good general
purpose team. SC" Sentinel office.
DR.. A. r. Craig. connected with
the government service. is visitor to
the city.
The nav typographical union will
be organized in this city on wednes-
day night of this week
M and D stands for many demands.
which all human beings have great
many of. These can be supplied by
going to the G. V. store.
The Elks will meet tonight. Al
special request is made for a large at
tendance. There will be initiatorv
work and other business of Importance
The handsome home of Mr.. Keiser,
of The Mesa Lumber company, locat-
ed on Grand avenue. has been traded
for ranch at Palisaue by Mr.. Kei
ser.
The citizens of Orchard Mesa will
hold meeting tomorrow TUESDAY |
evening at Z 80. at the Lincoln school
house to forward the organization of
Orchard Mesa Irrigation District un-
der the Wright law.
A. P. Ballard. of westwater. is an
arrival in the city. His brother H.
F. Ballard. who has spent the past
month at Bowerman. the new gold
camp in the Gunnison country. is also
an arrival in the city.
Mesa Lodge No. 90 A. z. and A.
M. will meet in special communica-
tion tonight. Monday at z 80 sharp
Work in the E. A. degree Visiting
brothers are cordially invited By
order of S. G. Hum. W M
B. f. Jay. who has been in the SER
vice OF the government during the
past summer, in the capacity of a tor
est reserve officer, was an arrival in
the city Saturday. He is off on
furlough until the 1st of April next.
Orson Adams Jr.. is in receipt of a
letter from the attorneys at Pocatello,
Idaho, where he went in an endeavor
to secure for Charles Gibler, $4,000 in
money which he bet and lost on a foot
race. that the case has been concluded
and that their man who put up the
job had been held The decision of
the corut had not been rendered, as
the testimony was being submitted for
inspection of the court and until that
time no verdict could be had. The
attorney spoke encouragingly of se-
curing the money.
Mrs. E. p. Chester and Mrs. !. g.
Cropsey entertained about sixtv five
lady friends at their homes III and
1876 Grand Avenue. Saturday after
noon. The guests assembled at Mrs.
Chester's home and indulged In
guessing game in which Mesdames w.
s. Wallace and Sawyer were the prize
winners. The guests then proceeded
to Mrs. Cropsey's home and delicious
refreshments were served the guests.
Bo-h homes were dainty decorted
with chryasnthemums and other
flowers. The guests departed after en-.
joying delightful afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel T. Redmand,
of Glenwood Springs. were arrivals in
the city last night and are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. @. B. Rich.
Tile couple were married in Glenwood
Springs yesterday. The bride. Mrs.
Redmand, was Miss Myrtle Bixby. a
daughter OF j. H Bixby. an old timer
of Glenwood. and one of that city's
most beautiful and charming young
women. She was here during Peach
week, the guest of Mrs. Rich and
made many friends by he- charming
disposition. Mr.. and Mrs. Redmand
will make stay of some time in the
city.
George Toupain eldest son of Felix
Toupain. accompanied by his wife
were arrivals i'll the city yesterday
from Circle City. Alaska. George
Toupain is remem bered we'll by every
old timer. hut he has developed into
such big man that few will know
him. He first went to the Alaska
discoveries in 1896 and again in 1899.
He was always considered an intrepid