The daily sentinel., 1903-09-26
Little cries of copy
When there none to spare,
Makes the city editor
Crosser than a bear.

CrOsser than bear.
Mrs. Samuel G.. McMullin enter
tanned a number IF ladies at luncheon
today.
HGn Join Sfafroth is expected to
arTi4 laAnIt, 'citynH6day from Ouray.
H v's41es o g5A ef Judge Walter
g. Suiisq aid I torbofq
Ther2gf viii be ifdgr1uian n Luthern SER
vices toniciie ,Sv tl1'aAu 1'aAu BON at O'Clock
at th4 IP'bytsiian s7churoh by the
pastor. Re7 Me.es.
S. b. s6affer. of Stuart. and E. E.
Shirk, of Greenfield. Iowa. are visit
ing the city for the purpose of look
ing over Grand Valley. lands.
H. Timothy, of Greeley. a repre-
sentative from the northern beet
fields. is visitor today upon Presi-
dent Davie of the sugar factory.
J. A. Lyons and family have re-
turned from their ranch at Palisades
for the winter. They are occupying
their home ON Ouray. between Fourth
and Fifth.
James II. Silcox has resolved word
from the hospital authorities at Salida
that Charles j.. Keene, cashier at the
Union depot, had passed the crisis in
his case of typhoid fever.
j. B. Boyer. the architect, James
H. Hards and L. NJ. Mill, returned
last night from Mont where they
were in attendanc, w Montrose
fair. They report good time.
The grocery men of the city have
decided to close their places of bust
ness after the first of the month at
the part of the merchants meets gen
eral approval.
Next Saturday there will be trot-
ting or pacing race between II. G..
Bedwell's Hastings Boy and William
G. Longshore's Urba. for purse of
5000. There is considerable feeling
back of this race and it will be one
for blood.
Charles A. Krigbaum, of Denver,
we'll known in this city, was an ar
rival today from the Plateau country.
where he had gone to deliver a check
for $4,000 to Mrs. E. L. Underhill.
wife Of the late e. l.. Underhill. He
wrote the policy less than year ago.
The subject of the discourse at the
Congregational church Sunday morn
ing will be, working Out Our Sal
vation.' - The evening theme will be
1.-The Influence of Environment is the
Foundation of Characters - Good
music at each service. All are cor
daily invited.
In the death of @. W. Steele at Pu-
eblo of pneumonia, Grand Junction
loses one of it's best citizens and
Western Colorado one of its most pro-
gressive men. The Bugle has no time
or space here to recount his worth and
virtue but we Join with his many
demise and extend sincere sympathy
to his wife and family. .-DeBeque
Bugle.
Van Hoorebeke. the cycle man was
exhibiting on the streets today a
boomerang. made slightly different
from the famous South African boom
erang. He threw it and it desert bed
a circle and returned to him. He did
this number of times. There are
small grooves in the two wings of the
boomerang that catch the air and offer
resistance. This is the same princi-
pie upon which the African boomer
ang is constructed.
The ladies of the First Baptist
churcn met with Mrs. George Currie
yesterday afternoon and formed la
dies Aid which will work for the ben
efits of that church. Mrs. George
Surrie was elected president; Mrs.
Newton, Vice president, Mrs. Tobine
treasurer. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess and all voted the
first meeting a perfect success. They
will give a 10 cent social at the resi-
dence of Mrs. W. T. Goslin Friday.
Oct. 2nd. All are cordially invited.