The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-11-18

the day. in the CITY.
Sherman ". Moody is iu Salt Lake
City attending TO business matters.
The board of directors of the
Chamber of Commerce meet this
evening.
Mrs. W. S. Neal is at home from
visit to the Worlds Fair and points
farther east.
The Eagles give their smoker to.
morrow night at Turner Hall. A
good time is anticipated.
Many improvements are being
made in the plant of the Star laun-
dry on Colorado avenue.
There were thirty five guests at
the Grand Hotel yesterday and
twenty six the day before.
George E. Haskell left last night
for the purpose OF buying an additional
stock of Christmas goods in Denver.
Cord home for lady who will do
housekeeping in small family. Ad-
dress C. H. Trahan. Whitewater. Colo.
Mrs. G Van Hoorebeke whose
ankle was sprained yesterday by jump
ing from wagon, is much improved
today.
Weather forecast for 36 hours
ending p. m. Saturday, western
Colorado fair tonight and Saturday,
warmer tonight.
Thoroughly enjoy the Thanksgiving
holiday by attending the big racing
matinee to be given on Thanksgiving
afternoon at the fair grounds Three
hours of wholesome amusement.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve coffee and cake at
their cake sale at the Grand Union |
Tea Co. on Main between Fifth and 1
Sixth streets, all day tomorrow.
See the battle of Lone Tree Hill at
the Opera house Sat Nov. 10Th. Rus
slams in camp, aroused from sleep |
they fall in line and meet the Japs. /
Mechanical effects make this picture (
very effective.
The beet sugar factory starts this |
evening at seven O'Clock. 1t is to be
hoped that the factory will encounter |
no more serious delays such as the |
first one proved. Everything is in /
readiness for the start tonight.
See Admiral Makaroff on board his |
flag ship at the Park opera house Sat
urday, Nov. 10Th. This picture shows |
the approach of the Japanese Man of |
War. Russians preparing for action. |
and blowing up of the flagship. Very
realistic.
The racing matinee to be- given |
Thanksgiving afternoon at the fair |
grounds promises to be splendid /
entertainment. The afternoon will (
be completely filed with races of var
ious kinds and other interesting feat (
ures.
Christian Ohurch-Reviyal services
will begin Wednesday evening Nov. |
20. J. E Pickett of Denver doing /
lta Oh.
f. + Walters's topic will be "Get-
ting Ready For The Revival" In
the evening the topic will be "Knotty
Problems. A large attendance is
solicited from tie membership and |
their friends.
Mrs. Howard T. Lee. wife of the
senior partner of the firm of Lee &
Bunting. left for her home in Denver
last night. Mrs. Lee came to the city
for the purpose of accepting the new
terraces just erected by them at the
corner of Third and Pitkin streets.
These terraces are modern in every
respect and they will undoubtedly be
duplicated by Mr.. and Mrs. Lee be-
fore long, They have been erected
for rental purposes and will afford
nice accommodation for small families.
William II. Bannister. who return
ed yesterday afternoon from a business
trip to DeBeque is thoroughly imbued
with the future oil prospects of De-
Beque and vicinity. Mr.. Banni ster
was taken by friends to the big tank
of the company and shown the oil that
is coming from the welh He believes
unquestionably, that DeBeaue will,
in the course of few months. have
a flowing well of no less than ffty