The daily sentinel., 1903-12-24

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Tomorrow will be Christmas. the
great gift giving day of the world.
W. j. Stull leaves this evening to
spend Christmas with his parents in
Denver.
Mr. and Mrs @. L. Roach left this
morning for the Plateau valley to
spend the holidays with relatives.
H. L. Frost and wife of north 4th
street will entertain a number of
friends tomorrow at dinner party.
Capt. James NJ Kennedy arrived
home last night from Plateau country
to spend the holidays with his family.
Nearly all of the students who are
attending college at the various places
of education in the state are home for
their vacation.
A stranger remarked yesterday that
Grand Junction had the largest num-
Der of pretty girls of any city of it's
size in Colorado.
''Tom and jerry put in an appear
ance yesterday for the holiday season.
''Tom and jerry have habit of get
ting people hilarious.
Charles Fluke. foreman of the Tell
uride Examiner. arrived in the city
last night over the narrow guage to
spend Christmas with friends.
Job Payne is now in Liverpool
and his many friends in Grand juno
tion thinks he is far from home He
is having the time of his life.
The Southern California Industrial
Number of the Los Angeles Express
reached this office yesterday As spe-
cIal edition it is simply immense.
President Roosevelt has been de-
luged with Christmas presents, a great
many coming from unknown sources
Some of the presents are of a freak
nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Peery ssarrived
i'll the city today from Portland. Ore
gon, and are the guests of the latter's
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Edward f.
Eldridge
Manager Edwin A. haskell, of the
Park opera house. has placed thirtyfive
different Autographs of the Happy
Hooligan company'in the windows as
an advertisement.
The body of b. f. Oliver will be
shipped east tonight on No. 6. Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Phillips and Mss.
Oliver will accompany it. The burial
will take place at Marblehead. Mass.
d. T. Clark has receieved his new
Winton automobile from Denver. 1t
is one of the finest machines manu-
factured and number of Mr.. Clark S
friends will enjoy rides during his
sojourn in the city.
Several leaders of the striking
miners at Telluride were arrested and
| iaileI by the sheriff and his deputies
They are the remnant of the W. F.M.
union that have still been lingeing
in that camp. They were charged
with intimidating Tomboy employees.
The cartoon in yesteday's Denver
Republicn showed the immense bus
iness done by Uncle Sam through the
postofiice of the Capital City during
the holiday rush. In one day 1850
sacks of mail were sent out; 5000
pieces of registered matter; 800 money
orders issued and So. scr worth of
stamps sold
Geoge Toupain. who spent several
wears in Alaska. has on exhibition and
for sale in the window of the Haskell
drug store. immature birch bark
canoe. pair of moccosins and a game
bag made by the Alaska Indians,
which are very handsome indeed. The
lnoccains and the game bag have some
beautiful bead work on them and the
canoe is work of art.
The work of the famous Novelty
Trio in this season S beautiful spectac-
ular production of Happy Hooli gan,
which will play a one night engage
ment at the Park opera house Wadnes-
day Dec. Both is very pleasing to the
large audiences which nightly assem-
BILE to enjoy this popular farce comedy
The members of tie Novelty Trio are
artists of great talent. and in their
concerted work there is finish and
originality which is seldom seen and
heard among such organizations.
There are many clever specialties in
Happy Hooligan' which is the next
attraction at the Park Opera house,
Dec. 30. Among the more conspicu-
ous artists in the company are Emma
Siegel, Dorothy War;. Eva Daven-
port. Billy A. Ward. Otis Fl. Wood.