The daily sentinel., 1903-11-20

But if there is only dry bres d,
And not a cent left in your purse.
Eat what YOU have. be of good cheer.
And thank God it is no worse.
. cents per day gets a residence tel
ephone.
The hand'est thing in a home-A
telephone.
All kinds of fresh and salt fish at
the Ocean Wave Market
Latest news! Just received a lot Of
''Flinch." at the G. V. store
Have you anv friends? Have a res.
idence phone and they will catll you.
samuel Ashley. a farmer OF the
Kananh c eek country was in this
city today.
The delinquent tax sale will be
held next Monday at the County treas
urer's Office
Remember the date Monday even
ing, November 23rd the great scenic
production of In A Woman's Power
at the Park opera house.
George Garrison of the firm of
Garrison and Fletcher. who has been
in Denver for the last week on a mat
ter of business returned home last
night.
H. O. Happy Cali Wagner. travel
ing representative of the Chicago and
Milwaukee railway, was a visitor tn
the city this morning. He left on
delayed No. 4 for DeBeuue.
w. A. Kennedy and his son, Ray.
will leave Sunday for Fort Collins,
where they will spend Thanksgiving
with their son and brother. Lynn
Kennedy, who is attending school at
that place.
Manager Haskell states that there
will be no matinee. of the Foxy
Grandpa production. in this city
Many of the bills of the production
stated that there would be matinee.
but in this city there will be none
The high price of coal is off in this
city. Several cars of coal will arrive
today and as soon as tn ey can be un-
loaded the urice will be placed at the
old price of So. 80 per ton. Coal has
been finding a ready sale at ss per
ton.
A missionary meeting was held at
the Congregational church Yesterday
afternoon by the nemhers of that
church. The feature of the meeting
was the talk by Rev Becker. "Indi-
vidual responsibility in Local Mission
ary Work" A fine luncheon was
served.
Work is progressing quite rapidly
on the new county Jail ON Rood ave-
nue. between Seventh and Eighth
The Jail will be fine two story struc-
ture of pressed brick The cells will
be constructed of the very best man
ganese steel and will be a modern
structure throughout.
AT the present time of the year
when there is little or no urecipita-
tion and the streets are in the very
poorest condition the street sprinkler
should he kept running at all times |
When rapidly moving team passes
the dust rises in thick clouds unless |
the streets are thoroughly wet.
The preliminary trial of the man
Myers. who is jointly charged with
forging checks and who was apple- |
hended as he was checking his trunk |
away from this city. was held yester-
day afternoon at Justice Byers' court.
de claims he is innocent. An ad-
journment was taken until this after
noon to secure additional witnesses.
Mls. ]. F. Brink and Mrs. T. NJ.
Todd entertained at the home of Mrs.
Brink yesterday afternoon Finch
and euchre were the games of the af-
ternoon. Mrs. J. d. Parsons won the
prize at euchre, beautiful cut glass
dish The prize for finch Went to
Mrs Laura Sawyer The rooms were
beautifully decorated. the work of
Miss Helen Brink. The refreshments
were very delightful and were beauti-
fully sevred.
mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kennedy were
most pleasantly surprised Yesterday at
their home on Fruit Ridge. when
their cousin. J. A. Mckenzie. of
Marysville, Tennessee. walked in on
them, having arrived in the city and
gone ont to the Kennedy home. with
out sending them any word of his
coming. MIR. Mckenzie is en- route
to Seattle. where he expects to spend
some time. and Will probably leave
tomorrow or next day ON his trip
westward.
S,,or;,,4o,ss.