The daily sentinel., 1904-05-02

er notice.
There Is talk of celebrating the 4th
of Jnly ~ AZ -ade t'l a.
The PalIa-de p,h'io s,,o .. hmd
commencement exercises nn az OF
this week
new Seen Day Adventist fhurch
Will be dedicated at Palisade on sun
dav, May 9Th.
Chales L. Fluke. who has accepted
position with the Herald was AN ar
rival from Telluride Sunday
Mesrss. Jack Ackerman and Charles
Wrath were visitors to Glenwood
Springs Yesterday for days' outing
Make it a matter of business to See
what bargains the G. V. Store have
displayed upon their bargain square
Changed weekly.
There will be young mems Bible
study at the office of DR.. johnson this
evening led by Rev. Crowell of the
Palisade Baptist church.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Choate, Miss
Adams and Miss Ruth Hamilton went
to Glenwood Springs yesterday to
spend the day at the famous Spa.
Mrs. Gustave VanHoorebeke will
entertain a number of ladies at card
party on Tuesday afternoon at her
home on the corner of 10th and Main
streets
Today the first election in Palisade
for town officers took place. There
were two tickes in the field but the
returns were not in at the hour of GO
ing to press.
Buy No. 1874 hosiery for your chill
dren then you will he sure that you
have at last found what you want.
l3 cts. a pair. or two pairs for 20 cts
at the G. V. Store.
NJ. Ballard Dunn of Glenwood
Springs is among the prominent visi-
tors to the city. Mr.. Dunn comes to
do some special work for the Spencer
Seedless Apple company of this city.
A lodge of Rebekahs will be in
stituted at Palisade on Tuesday. May
Sd. a number of Odd Fe' lows and Re-
bekahs from this city Will go to that
place to help in the work and royal
| time is anticipated.
The old street crossing which form.
erly ran from the postofficee to the
A. A. Miller building, between 9th
and 9Th streets has been removed. The
crossing was in bad condition and
was becoming dangerous.
James Mckinney, son of J. r. Nc
Kinney of Colorado Springs who has
been with the Sugar company here
for sevearl months past. left for Eehi,
Utah this morning. where he goes to
learn the boiling of sugar in that
factory.
| superintendent 2. b. Mcclure of
Gra.d Junction, will be in attendance
at the Commencement exercises to be
held here Friday and Saturday by the
Palisade high school and will present
the eighth grade diplomas. Pail
ssde Tribune.
Luther White and Darie Henderson,
received notice by wire this morning &
that they were again called out on
the government photographic survey.
The boys were taking lay off for a
couple of weeks. but they will obey
the summons and Join the surveying
party at once.
Hugh Gallagher, we'll known
conductor ON the Marrow Gauge and
very we'll known in this city
was the conductor of the train in
which Wardjon. the labor leader was
beaten last Friday night. Conductor
Gallagher grappled with one of the
thugs and tore red bandana handker-
chief from his neck
Mrs. Orson Adams. Sr., Miss Daisy
Adams and Miss Ruth Hamilton who
have been spending some time in this
city. the guests of Orson Adams, Jr.
son and brosber, will leave Tuesday
night for Portland. Oregon to visit
another son of Mrs. Adams. connected
i prominently whit the banking inter-
ests of that city. During the visit in
this city of Mrs. Adams and daught-
or and niece, they have been the re-
cipients of large amount of social
attention aud have made many warm
friends. Mrs. Adams, Sr. was known
to many of the older residents having
visited her son here upon several
previous occasions. The daughter.
Miss Daisy and niece Miss Hamilton.