The daily sentinel., 1903-11-24

(I'd hate to tell hat Maudie said
Next morn when rising from her bed.
And looking from her window found
Another layer on the ground
PHILADELPHIA Press.
Do you ever read Ye Bookman's ad {?
Well. Well
]. c. Hart is on short trip up the
narrow gauge.
j. W. Richards and wife of Rife
are visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. R. P. Belden is teaching in
the place of Miss Nora Haviland.
James Holum has purchased the
Charles Kenner hay ranch northwest
of the city.
D. Vest returned from Olathe yes
terday where he has been visiting
relatives for several days.
Rev. Father T. NJ Coway. is back
from cheyenne, where he attended
his father in his last illness.
NJ. L. Stone, a brother of Mrs. p.
r. Belden. who is expected shortly
for an extended visit in this city.
J. NJ. Sanpliner went to DeBeque
this morning to transact some bust
ness in which he is interested at that
place.
J. Roth, mayor of Fruita and man.
ager of the Roth hardware and gro
Gerry company was in the city today
on business.
G. ". Franks. who has been run
ming on the Aspen branch for so me
time. has been transferred to the
main line again.
Lyons and Son began moving their
store fixtures this morning TO the new
Story and Story building ON the north
side of Main street.
c. r. Beach. manager of the Won
der store at Fruita came up this
morning ON NO 4 to transact some
business in this city.
The men at the fire station are
wondering at the strange absence of
fires They have not had one for
about three months.
II. A Rediker who has been in the
harness business III this CITY for sew
eral years. has closed up his business
place ON Main street.
Clifford Adams and wife of the
lower valley were visiting in the city
today. They came up last night. to
see I'm Woman's Power.
william Kennedy left last evening
for Fort Collins to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with his son. Lynn. who is
attending school at that place.
County Treasurer Williams did not
succeed in disposing of all the dein-
quent taxes YESTERDAY and 50 the sale
was continued at ten O'Clock this
moring.
W. 4. Gaines drove to Fruita yes
terday with a party of land seekers.
He reports that the roads are in a
very poor condition on account of a
lack of rain OF snow.
Manager Edwin Haskell can be
complimented on the way the opera
house was warmed last night. 1t was
in the most comfortable condition
that it has been for some time.
Are You interested in Spiritualism
If so, attend Miss lisa Kayner's test
seance. at Mrs. Henry Faarmeyer's
home. corner of Spruce and White.
Wednesday night. Admission. 15 cts.
1t seems that our little cold spell
is about over with as today is very
warm for this time of the year
1t is very probable that we will have
nice weather now until Christmsa
time.
County Clerk Mann. reports that
there are fewer marriage licenses
issued this year than at any time for
several years. at this season. He can
not account for this unless all the
marriageable young people have been
"hitched up" before or else the girls
are waiting for leap year. so that
they can choose a man to their liking.
The advertisement in the Sentinel
yesterday, regarding the loss of some
silver SPOONS. bronght those articles
promptly to this office bright and ear
ly this morning. same being restored
to their owner before nine O'Clock
1t pays to advertise in this paper.
thousands have said co Nora ort;
cles have been found through adver-
tisements in The Sentinel than in all
the papers of Mesa county combined.