The daily sentinel., 1903-11-09
E. B. wendall of collbran is in town


today.
Finch also The Indicator for sale
at The G. V. Store.
Mrs E. R. Williams of Fruita is a
visitor in this city today.
The Boilermakers of this city will
give grand ball shortly.
William Hamilton is seriously ill
at st. Mays hospital with typhoid
fever.
william Newcomb. of the Roth
Grocery company at Fruita is a visit
or today.
A third teacher has been employed
at the Pear Park school, Miss Edna
Mcdonald.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen of this city are down for one
of their popular dances.
All Elks are earnestly requested to
be present at the meeting tonight.
There will be business of importance.
County superintendent of schools.
! u. B. Mcclure. spent last week visit
ing the schools in the Escalante coun-
| try.
NJ McKinstry, representing Harper
and Bros, the great publishing house
OF New York City. is in the city on
! business.
Attorney Henry r. Rhone went to
Glenwood Springs last night on a
criminal case in which he is employ
ed in that city.
Miss Madge Cools has taken charge
of the primary department of the Coll
bran schools. This makes three
teachers for that place.
p. l.. Rowland will come if you
phone 632 red. and perform anv work
, in electrical line you need. He pla-
ces electrical door bells, push buttons
does wiring. etc. Erects fans and
any other work you desire done.
The coal stealing cases that were
heard Saturday developed some verv
queer things. Captain Brown. of the
detective force of the Rio Grande
states that an average of three tons of
coal day for many years has been
taken from the tracks and the shutes
of the company. He says that Lot
only has this been the case i'll Grand
Junction but in MANY towns along the
line of the Rio Grande road.
Routt County ranch. .-'240 acres
near Yampa. 3 room log house. log
barn. 100 acres fenced. all irrigated,
first class water rights, yields 755 tons
hay and others crops, can be largely
increased. Easy terms. Will take
suitable Grand Junction property in
part payment. Price. including crop
Sc, 600. F. A. Metcalf. Steamboat
Springs. Colo
Watch out, Mr.. Congressman from
the Southern District, you'll have to
take reef in your hilarious ideas
when YOU get to Washington That
! breezy little promenade of yours down
the aisle of the car when all the lad
les had to pretend to be looking at the
scenery wasn't exactly the best sort of
form. don't You know, and that idea
of yours of going back to Adams cos
tune and proceeding to Tortoni's to
dine therein-Oh. la la How fortu-
nate that some interfering friend al
ways steps in lust as things are be-
ginning to be too interesting to the
light minded bystander. Polly PRIV.
"The Minister'S Son" is an excep-
tionaIly clever and remarkable play.
Its four acts are filled with comedy.
realism and sentiment mixed by a
master hand There is no tagging of
heart interest throughout and it
tempts the ear to fall upon the lip Of
laughter. As vehicle for the dis
play of the peculiar talent of w. b
Patton it could not he excellod
Quaint aud original in his methods.
realistic and exec edingly magnetic as
Simon Ray" the Minister'S son, a
character full of comedy and pathos.
he holds the interest of the audience
from start to finish. At the Park
Thursday, Nov. -,