The daily sentinel., 1903-11-17

Steven Shafer is up from the lower
valley to1ay.
30 Different Styles Ladies Suits just
received. Lyons and Son.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Foster. last night, a daughter
Hon. Horace T. DeLong leaves to-
day for Denver on business trip.
G. D. Smith. the druggist. re-
turned today from business trip to
Denver.
Mrs. E. R. Williams came up from
Fruita this morning for short stay
in the city.
TURKEYS are beginning to come to
town to be here in time for the
Thanksgiving trade.
A. v Sharpe, prominent farmer
of the lower valley. is business Wis
tor in this city today.
George F. Crosby went to Fruita
today on No. 3 to take charge of the
frulta independent.
Lyman 1. Henry left yesterday
morning over the Rio Grande for Dem
yer for an extended business trip.
The cold weather today makes it
very unpleasant for persons to be on
the streets. consequently business is
very quiet today.
Charles Phillips, who has lately
moved here from Nebraska. has conf
menced the erection of a new house
at 10th and White streets.
Gaines and Rose had new sign.
the work of Davies the paint man.
placed over the door of their real
estate office this morning.
A. Eggers went down to Fruita on
No. today He has recently pur-
chased farm at that place and now
spends great deal of his time there.
at Tunnel is in this city today. He
will leave in a few days for Denver TO
attend a meeting of the Order of Rail
road TeleRraphers.
Golden Reese. a prominent Rio
Grande engineer expects to leave for
the east i'll few weeks for an extend
ed visit with friends and relatives in
Minnesota and Iowa.
The meeting of the state beekeepers
association will be held in Denver on
the 23rd, 24th and 25th of this month.
There will be fare of one and one
fifth rate for the round trip.
L. L. Arnev who has been visiting
for several days with Golden Reese
has accepted position with the new
Clark road. the San Pedro and Los
Apgeles. as a fireman and left for
Salt Lake today to take charge of his
new duties.
The eastbound passenger trains
have been coming into this city very
much belated and have caused much
inconvenience to travellers as in many
cases they cannot make eastern con-
nections. No. 4 was four hours late
this morning.
All kinds of coal jokes are now be-
ing circulated around town. The
latest that we have heard was of a
man accusing another of wearing a
piece of coal for watch charm. The
charm was in reality beautiful black
stone of some kind.
charivari party, the friends of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Craemar. drove
to the home of the newly married
couple last evening and presented
their compliments. The gay young
people We're invited inside and treated
to a very fine luncheon by Mrs. Crae-
mer.
r. P. Davie president of the West
ern Sugar and Land company. drove
to Fruita this morning to look after
his interests at that place. Mr.. Davie
reports that Fruita so far has con
tracted the least number of acress
for beet raising to any locality that
has so Tar been canvassed. the people
of that locality are evidently afraid of
the beet proposition on account of the
''let down that they received three
years ago when the factory was under
the old management.
If an estimate could be made of the
number of people who secretly in
their hearts wish that by some hook
or crook Tom Horn. the Wyoming
murderer, would escape the just pun
ishment. his due. it ould number a
great big army. They know from