The daily sentinel., 1903-10-12

The regular meeting of the Elks oc-
ours tonight.
H. E. Frost went to Denver on bus
iness Saturday night. r
The leaves are fast turning on ac-
count of the recent frosts. .
Oysters received every day at Ocean
Wave. Market. BIT Main.
The Woman's Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 2;30 O'Clock. 81
Remember that The Storks is tomor-
row night at the Park opera house.
A rather good looking fakir was
doing business ON the streets today.
Fred W. Rockwell of the Plateau
country is visitor to the city today,
Watch and see the new goods
which are arriving at the G. V. store.
The brick laying ON the addition to
the Canon block was commenced this
/ morning.
The cases before the court the past
few days. have attracted considerable
attention. o+.
NJ. L.. Roberts has returned from a
trip into the northwest. He says that
country looks good to him. &
Grand ball at Tuner hall Wednes-
day night, October 14th by Woman's S
Alliance of the Peoples church. IL
Geo. A. Bible. travelling passenger
agent of the Rock Island railroad.
was a visitor to the city today.
Saturday night was the last band
concert of the season. There was a
large crowd on the street to hear it.
The monthly ball for October by
the woman's Alliance, of the Peoples
church. at Turner. hall Wednesday
night Oct, ,14th.
Fish to arrive tomorrow at Ocean
Wave Market Catfish. bass. tomcod,
lobster, redsnapper. Send in your or
der early, phone 1864 black.
Miss Mary Miller, who had lead
pencil run into her breast. few
days ago. as a result of bicycle acci
dent. is very much improved.
R. 7. Dunaway, who has just been
appointed travelling freight and pass
enger agent of the Colorado Midland.
was a very pleasant visitor today.
The Woman's Alliance of the -Peo-
ple's church. will give its regular
monthly ball for October at Turner
hall Wednesday night. October 18th.
The change in the firm owning the
Enterprise grocery took place today.
Thomas RAIDER stepped out. and Mr..
Davis was made partner of the firm.
Ernest @. Bacon, editor of the Ou-
ray Herald. was an arrival in the city
last night from visit to his old
home in Boston. Mr. Bacon left over
the narrow gauge for his home.
S. III. Coleman, of Villeseca, Iowa,
is an arrival in the city for the pur-
pose of looking over the country. He
represents several other Iowans who
have an idea of locating in this val
ley.
The moonlight these nights is per-
| feet. Insfthe eastern states there are
no such nights, as may be found al
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Grand Valley, and Colorado general
ly.
Rev. J. Monroe Stewart. past or of
the Peoples church. who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
and friends in Boston, and other east
elm points. is home again. He re-
ports most delightful trip.
Mrs. @. P. holland will leave to-
night for Pueblo. She goes to re-i
main permanently and will be Joined
later by Mr.. holland. The many
friends of Mrs. holland will regret her
leaving this community She takes
with her the warmest personal feel
ings of a large circle of friends.
Ada Deaves. one of The principal
laugh provokers of sThe Storks''
COMPANY. announced for Tuesday.
October 18th at the Park opera house.
is popularity known as 1.-THE Girl of
Many Faces A prominent Chicago
photographer recently posed her for
forty three pictures. each one depict
ing decidedly different and humor-