The daily sentinel., 1903-11-14

day.
William Silksell was down from
Whitewater today.
Mrs. ]. f. Roth is visiting friends
in this city today.
Mrs. A. G. Abbey returned from
Denver last night.
Squire G.. Lane of Fruita is in
town on business today.
J. A. MoLuen is expected home
from Denver on Monday.
Frank Crowell is in from the lower
valley with load of produce.
w. W Clark fruit raiser of the
lower valley was in town today.
There will be no service at the
PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday night.
Joseph Gehring, a farmer of the
lower valley was doing business here
today.
The usual Saturday crowd is in
town this afternoon doing their
weeks shopping.
For Sale. acres at bargain
half mile north of city limits In
quire at 1928 South 2Ed street.
H. B. Wakefield who is working
tile territory east of this CITY for the
sugar company is in town today
E. o. Jones. an expert watch maker
of Omaha will arrive Monday to take
position in Sherman w. Moody's
iewelry store.
Frank Kiefer, large land owner
of the lover valley and one of the
owners of the Kiefer extension ditcl:
was in this city today.
The contest being held by w. A.
Marsh and j. A McLuen for the
largest apples and potatoes closed this
afternoon. The result will be made
known on Monday.
Rev. Monroe Stewards subject at
the Peoples Church tomorrow morn
ing will be 1.-The Feminine Mind In
Religion. - In the evening "a Par
graph From History
johnson and Glasco have curios-
ity in the shape of a weed known as
the red root with potatoe growing
on it. The TUDOR evidently forced it
self into the root in hard ground. 1t
is apparently a good healthy potato.
Prof W. l.. Carlisle. OF Fort Col
lins "A member of the faculty of the
Fort Collins Agricultural college, is
a visitor upon his cousin William
Carlisle, of this city. Prof. Carlisle
holds the chair of agriculture. in the
college.
Much interest is being taken by the
High School boys in their foot ball
team. and they are doing some hard
practicing for their coming game
with Palisade. The citizens of Grand
Junction should help the boys along
all they can.
AT the Christian church at the IL
O'Clock morning services Colorado Day
will be observed when an offering for
state work will be asked for in W hich
all members are requested TO partici-
pate. AT Z 80 in the evening. Fool
will be the PASTORS topic. A cordial
welcome will he extended all who at
tend any of the church services.
Mrs H. L. Hiatt and her sister.
Mrs. ]. A McLuen entertained yes
terday afternoon at progressive Finch.
Mrs. A. b. Stoddard won the first
prize, beautiful oil painting done
by Mrs. McLuen's mother. The con-
ISOLATION prize went to Mrs. Chas. H.
Arthur. and was handsome bouquet
of American Beauty roses. A delight
full luncheon was served at the home
of Mrs. Hiatt and altogether a highly
enjoyble time was had.
Another case of coal stealing was
brought before Justice Sweeney this
morning. The court officers would
not divulge the name Or fine of the
miscreant. although it is known that
Re was a resident of Crawford addi-
tino. Rio Grande detective Brown is
keeping a sharp lookout for such cases
persons who are arrested for coal
stealing will be published and full
account of the act be made 20 serve
as a warning to others wEo appropri-
ate the railway company's coal.
The first issue of The Herald, the
new democratic paper, II. E. Frost, |
editor and publisher, appeared today. |
The Herald is a very neat paper, ty.
geographically and contains large
amount of interesting local cores
pondence from tho outside towns of
the county. The salutatory conven-