The daily sentinel., 1903-11-21


telephone.
Coal was offered from the wagon
last night at $4.5o
Latest newsl Just received lot OF
"Flinch. at the G. V. store.
@. J. Nugent. justice of the peace
at FruitaI is in the city today.
George Reed. prominent farmer
Of Fruita is in the city today.
A. V. Sharpe. fruit raiser of the
lower valley is in the city today.
Have you any friends? Have a res
idence phone and they will catll you.
John Crawford. a cattlemsn OF the
Westwater country is in-the city to.
day.
W. II. Render has sold his resi-.
dence on Spruce St. to Mrs. Georgia
Warren.
E. W. TERRELL, president of the
school board in district No. is in
this city today.
F. F. Firth. special agent of the
London Fire Insurance was in this
city yesterday from Denver.
| People all over the city can be seen
raking up the fallen leaves and burn
ing them to get rid of them.
The seats for Foxy Grandpa" at
the Park are nearly all sold. and a
very large crowd is expected.
The Castle Gate mines and col o
ovens have shut down and the Utah
Smelters may be forced to close soon.
Frank Tanner and wife of Ouray
were visitors in this city yesterday.
Mr.. Tanner is cashier of the Bank of
Ouray.
ing here for several days left this
morning for his home in Guthrie
Center. Iowa.
Remember the date Monday even
ing. November 23rd the great scenic
production of I'm A woman's Power"
at the Park opera house.
Today being SATURDAY. and the day
before the sale of the delinquent taxes
the county tressurer's Office is pretty
busy receiving taxes from all over the
county.
The man ho was shot yesterday
and whom the authorities have bee N
trying to find has evidently skipped
the town. He probably got word tn at
the police were looking for him and
beat his way out OF town on some of
the trains, as he was seen last at the
union station.
Jonn S. Rose. son of W. A. Rose
OF Gaines and Rose arrived this morn
ing from Partridge. Kansas to take a
permanent position here in his father s
real estate business. Mr.. Rose re-
ports that he was i'll Rocky Ford yes-
terday and that the temperature yes-
terday morning at that place was IA
degrees below zero.
Several small boys got the idea this
morning that it was cold enough to
make ice suitable for skating purpo ses
and secured their skates and hied
themselves to the river. bitches aud
any other place where there il water.
They We're disappointed. There is
not any ice even floating in the rive r
as yet.
Miss Agnes Whitley entertained the
CAS- You Like IT. club at the home
of Mrs. Anna r. Collins last night
The game of the evening was progress
sive Whist. The ladies prize was won
4 by Miss Madee Straw and the gentle
evening was verv pleasantly spent and
all agreed that Miss Whitley was an
ideal hostess. ID eliehtful refresh
ments were served.
The pastor of the Presbyterian
church will preach Thanksgiving
sermon tomorrow morning on "'The
Power and Condescension of God. ="
The music will be appropriate to the
service. There will be no evening
service ON account of the Union Tenn
perance meeting TO be held in the
Methodist church in which the vari-
GUS congregations will unite. Strang-
ers and all others are cordially invit-
ed to the above services.
The new operating room of the
Colorado Telephone Company is fin
ished inside and as soon as some small
partitions are built will be ready for
occupancy. The oompany's workmen
will come from Denver TO install the
new boards as soon as the buildin, is
ready. The system to be used is
known as tine direct battery sy stem
| and in calling the cantraI stntin,, oil