The daily sentinel., 1903-12-15

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for trip to the east to spend the
holidays with his family who are in
Boston.
Sis Hopkins will be the next attrac-
tion at the Park opera house, making
her appearance Friday night. Decem-
Der 18th.
Leadville has become one of great
zinc camps of the country and she is
looked to as the chief source of zinc
supply of the world.
1t has been announced that ]. A.
Edison has been appointed manager in
full charge of the operating depart
ment of the Rio Grande. vice J. NJ.
Herbert resigned.
DR.. j. P. Drew of Providence.
Rhode Island. has located in Grand
Junction. Dr. Drew is veterinary
surgeon and dentist and has opened
an office at the corner of 3rd and Col
orado avenue.
W. b. Anthony. who was one of
the CON pliers of the new city direc-
tory, departed this morning for the
east and will Join his brother at
Akron, Ohio, who is the manager of
a moving picture show.
A large building is being erectded
at the corner of 3rd and Rood streets.
which will be used as a dance hall and
place of amusement. 1t will be 75
1876 and be modern in all its appoint
ments. J b. Boyer is the supervis-
ing architect of the new structure.
The coolest weather at this season
of the year since 1876 has prevailed
in Chicago during the past several
davs. The thermometer registered
13 below zero Sunday morning and
thousands of poor people are suffering
there ON account of the extreme cold.
The Glenwood Post states editorialy
that there is probability of the or
chardists of that section organizing
fruit growers association. The scheme
is a good one and the fruit growers
associations that have been in exis-
tence in Mesa county for the past sew
eral years have been a great help to
the growers of fruit. and the same has
been taken care of in systematic
manner.
We are in receipt of a letter from
Thomas G.. Higgins of Grand juno
ton. game warden of Western Colora-
do. announcing that he is off on
another Indian chasing raid. the red
skins having crossed the Utah line
into Routt county where they are re-
ported to be butchering game. If it
comes to skirmish there will be
some good Indians. as that old 'dad'
of ours don't know anything about
quitting. nor bluffing. Durango
Telegraph.
There was a surprise party ON Mrs.
lisa W. Kayner last night at the home
of Mrs. Henry Fahrmeyer 145 West
White avenue. The popular game of
Finch was indulged in for several
hours; there were dainty refreshments
| served by the hostess and the guest of
honor was remem bered by those pres
ent with number of handsome pres
ents. About thirty people composed
the crowd of surprises and delight
full evening was spent.
f. E. Blaisdell. of Grand Junction,
Colo. is in the city for brief period
He is representing the Grand IJunc-
tion Smelling Co., who are just com-
pleting smelling works at the above
named place, Mr.. Blaisdell will sell
limited amount of stock in this To-
cality to those who may become in
terested and he presents propositi-
on that seems to possess merit and an
opportunity for profitable. as we'll as
safe investment. He will call upon
the business men and others who
might desire information upon the
subject with n view of investing. He
comes we'll endorsed. -Maquoketa. la.
Sentinel.
Grand Junction is to be congratu-
lated in having daily newspaper
that has clearly defined convictions.
the editorial ability to frame those
convictions into forcible sentences.
ments editorially. Reference is made
to the Daily Sentinel. whose cleanli-
ness. dignity and conservative policy.
is i'll striking contarts to so many of
the alledge newspapes of the times
whose constant study appears to be to
truckle to degenerate public sentiment
no matter how threatening are the re-
suits certain to follow the pandering
to these Vicious elements of society
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