The daily sentinel., 1903-10-10

F. Rupp is building lodging
houes on west Pitkin
w. A. Greenlee of the Western has
removed his family to Helper.
Mrs. NJ. E. vaught has returned to
her home in this city. after several
weeks visit in Gunnison.
Do not fail to see "Our Wife, at
the PARK opera house tonight. You
will be sure to enjoy yourself.
Mrs. Alice NJ Barnes has purchased
the residence of Mrs. A. NJ. Graham
on East Ute and will occupy same ut
once.
John Chadwick returned home yes
terday from prospecting trip of some
considerable length. in and around
Meeker. -
Mrs. George Whitney of Salida,
formerly Miss Marie Hawkins of this
city. is visiting with her relatives and
friends here.
The work is progressing rapidly OH
| the Sentinel's new press room. i'm
mediatetyasin in the rear of the building
now occupied by this office.
Daniel Hurley formerly employed
in Titcomb's shoe shop has been en-
ployed as-instructor of the young In
dian apprentices at the Indian school.
The presentation of ''Our Wife" at
the Park opera house tonight, prom
ises to draw good crowd. There are
many ridiculous situations and much
merriment is always in sight.
Charles Reihle. formerly night
operator at the Union depot in this
city, has resigned from that position.
and accepted another in the city of
Denver. where he will be located per-
manently.
Mrs. f W. d. Arnold. and her
daughter Miss Anna Bridges. of La
mar. Mo-, will arrive in this city to-
morrow. and will be the guests of
Miss Gertrude Cartmel. niece of
Mrs. Arnold.
Thos. RAIDER has sold his interest in
the Enterprise grocery 20 a Mr. Davis
formerly in the feed business in this
city. Mr.. RAIDER has been very pop
ular with the patrons of that store and
will be missed by them.
The specially chartered train which
took the Elks to Paonia yesterday re-
turned to this city last evening about
8 80 O'Clock. The special laid over
three quarters of an hour at Hotchkiss
and about two hours at Delta.
The usual services will be held a.
the Baptist church tomorrow morning
Mr.. Beach will preach at IL O'Clock
on 1.-The Running Race of Life" and
in the evening his subject will be
Caleb. % Everybody is invited to
| attend.
Photographer Dean is building
large addition to his photograph gall
lery ON north Fourth street. twill
make fine improvement ON his al
ready spacious studio. 1t will be
ready for occupancy in the course of
few weeks.
Miss Cassie Barnes. one of the girls
who for the past year has answered
the ''hello' of the patrons of the
Colorado Telephone company line in
this city, will leave Monday for
Omaha. Miss Barnes expects to re-
main in Omaha.
Word was received yesterday of the
death of Mrs. M. E. Fitzpatrick who
resided here for the past five years.
She went to Kansas City month ago
and had just reached her old home at
Villa Rica. Ga, in time to answer
her last summons. saae
A new way of unloading steel. or
at least new to some. is being used at
the depot The rails are in stock cars
open at the end and coupled to an en-
gine. A chain is hooked to rail the
engine pulls ahead and out comes the
steel rail with rush. M s
There will be a communion ser vice
at the Methodist church tomorrow
morning. After the communion SER
vice. persons holding letters are cor
daily invited to present them. The
subject of the evening sermon is
what,i is Religion? Epworth League
topic. Put First Things First.
ls.M Miss Anna Knox. of Fruita. who is
student and nurse at the Montrose