The daily sentinel., 1903-12-10

Ju0CIlDu-
Miss Lena Bull is suffering with a
sprained ankle.
The merchants are all preparing for
an immense holiday trade.
Mrs. B. F. Jay is confined to her
home on account of a severe cold.
Our store will be open every even
ing until Christmas. Law -NattDger
Mer. Co.
Fancy dishes in American, Japanese
and German ware to be had at The
q. v Store.
Roy Currier has accepted position
in the Sampliner clothing and gents
Furnishing store.
James P. Hynes of the Crawford
addition. is laid up with a severe at
tack of lumbago.
Otis Curley. a cattleman of the
Dolores county. was in the city today
looking after business affairs.
Horace 7. DeLong was in Fruita
today looking after his interests in
realty in that section of the county.
Christmas is coming. One realizes
it when looking over the advertising
columns of the live local newspaper.
Carpenters, painters and builders
of all kinds are busy these days finish
ing up the work for the winter season.
Another big sugar factory is to be
built in Colorado. Lamar is the
lucky town to secure this new enter
prise.
Born. To Mr.. and Mrs c. f.
Railey of South 4th street. a boy.
DR.. Ingersoll was the attending physi-
clan.
Orson Adams, Jr. arrived home
this morning from Pocatello. Idaho.
where he has been for sveral days on
business.
The minimum temperature this
morning was 10 degrees above, with
predictions. as usual. of Fair tonight
aud Friday. -
Alex Seegmiller will he the super
intendent of the newly organized lum-
ber company. formerly the Mesa Lum-
ber company.
The Sunday Schools of the city are
already making preparations for treat
ing the children and arranging for
Christmas trees during the holiday
season.
Mitchell. the painter. placed fine
sign on the show window of the G. P.
Bliss company today. The new win
dow signs give the city metropolitan
appearance
The front of the new Bucklin block
is being put in and the plate glass set
This is one of the neat improvements
on Main street and makes a splendid
business room.
The improvements at ths electric
light plant are assuming large proper
tions. When completed Grand juno
tion will have one of the best services
in western Colorado.
Next Sundays Chieftain will con-
tain descriptive article about Glen
wood Springs from the pen of Dr. A
I. Mckay of Colorado Springs, we'll
known newspaper writer of Colorado.
Don't fail to attend the joint ball
of B. of l.. F. Nos. 475 and 81. Ad-
mission including supper. 81 90 per
couple. extra supper % cents. This
will be one of the big events of the
season.
DR.. A. L. Blackburn of Currensvillc
Pennsylvnia. has accepted position
with DR.. George r. Warner. the den
tist. DIR Blackburn comes to this
city with splendid reputation as a
skilled workman.
The skeleton of an unknown man
was found near Cardiff. Just above
Glenwood. a day or two ago. From
note book found with the bones it
is supposed that the man had been at
one time section boss on one of the
railroads of Colorado.
While in Denver the past week A.
@, Newton, editor of the Grand juno
tion News. purchased new Cranston
cylinder press, which will be installed
in that office within the next few days
Mr.. Newton s new pess Is similar co
the one recently placed in The Sen.i-
mel Office.
John ]. Lumsdeu. the contractor
and builder. will leave on Monday
next for Boston. where he will spend