The daily sentinel., 1903-09-24
Cake sale at Lees store Saturday p.


New stone cellar windows are being
placed in the Senate building.
Born-To Mrs. and Mr.. Geo. H.
Hughes of Whitewater big boy.
w. G. Longshore's horse Urba will
pace in the races today at Montrose.
W. R. Logan the we'll known loan
agent of Buena Vista is a visitor to
the city.
Only davs to buy Town Company
lots at present prices. Ramey In
vestment Co. Agents.
George Peters left for Montrose this
morning. to be in attendance at the
fair being held there now.
Mrs. Orson Adams entertained a
number of ladies at a delightful
luncheon today at one O'Clock.
Wade H. Ross of this city is to be
married at O'Clock tonight to Miss
Birdie Webber at 1905 Binney street
Omaha.
Under Sheriff Ed. NJ. Hardy goes
to Plateau Valley today to notify the
members of the petit jury of their
selection.
L. NJ. Miller. Gail G. Murray and
W. G. Longshore went to Montrose
Yesterday to be present at the races
there today.
Mrs. H. R. Bull will entertain a
party of ladies tomorrow at an after
noon in honor of her guests from Gun
nison.
Sherman Moody, the ieweler. has
treated himself to new watch sign.
the gliding having been done by Dav-
les the paint man.
Mrs. r. B. Lewis and Miss NJ. G.
Brown, of Gunnison. Colorado are
guests of Mrs. H. r. Bull. Mt her
home on First street.
Regular conclave of Temple Com
mandery No. 23 X. T. this evening at
ed and visiting Sir K. T. cordially in
vited.
Commissioners James U. Harris and
James Fl. Smith, drove to the Kan
nah Creek country this morning on
matters pertaining to the welfare of
the country.
Frank Thompson of the Tompson
Jewelry Music Co.. will leave tomor-
row morning for the Plateau country,
for the purpose OF installing several
pianos sold there.
President Phillips of the Town
company and Oliver II. Shoup of the
Reed building company. have been
busily engaged today, looking over
business matters that required their
personal attention.
J. H. Heron is suffering from
very bad right hand. due to having
run a splinter in the hand. He caught
cold in the member and now is doing
penance for thinking that the injury
did not am ount to much.
Donald Mossman who for the past
six months has been connected with
the Grand Junction Smelter in the ca
phciby VI urhluSIlhu leIV tllS morning
for Denver where he will spend the
winter studying. His place will be
filled in the smelter office by r. H.
Osborn.
Manager @. VanHoorebeke received
a telegram today stating that the
strong Aspen team would be here Sun
day to cross bats and try conclusions
with the Grand Junction team. The
boys are practicing this afternoon and
expect to do a strong stun in the
practice line until next Sunday. The
Aspen team is the old time antagon-
lists of Glenwood and will put up
string game.
The experience meeting to be given
under the auspices of the Rebekabs at
Turner hall Friday night. promises to
be we'll patronized. The experience
meeting is held for the purpose of
raising funds to care for the cemeter-
les of the city. not only those of the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs but of all
the cemeteries. This is a noble work
and the ladies should have splendid
patronage. The admission is only
twenty five cents.
A dog standing on the stone ledge,
before the second story widows in
the Wadsworth block this afternoon