The daily sentinel., 1904-12-15


been visitor in the city for two
days.
More snow fell on the SUI rounding
hills last night. The temperature
has been low all day.
. The Chamber of Commerce Direc-
tors will meet tomorrow night at
"Ye Bookman's Dem.
f. F. Stanek is assisting at the
Fashion during the big fire sale
which began this morning.
Our safety boxes are the least ex-
pensive protection for valuabies. The
Grand Valley National Bank.
Mrs j. s. Carlton and Mrs H.
]. Nottingham of Delta spent last
night in the city enroute east.
There were twenty four guests at
the Grand twenty at the Western and
fifteen at the La Court yesterday.
Weather forecast for &c hours end
ing p. m. Friday. western Colorado:
generally fair tonight and Friday.
Tickets and reserved seats at vor-
beck 3 for The Ernest Gamble Recital
Co.. Auditorium. Friday. Jan. 9Th.
William Scwartz and william
VanVachter. ranchmen, residing be-
low Fruita, were in the city today on
business
Mrs. R. p. Davie and son returned
last night to Colorado Springs. after
spending a few days in the city with
Mr.. Davie.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Alderman are
expecting their daughter. Mrs. Dut-
ton Of Meridian, Idaho. next week
for visit to the family during the
holidays.
The Rislto Cafe opened yesterday
on Colorado avenue. is already enjoy
ing a good patronage. Good service
is given and everything about the
cafe is neat and attractive.
Elegant invitations to the dedica-
tory exercises of the Methodist church
have been issued by tie chruch
officials. These will he sent to out
of town friends of the church.
The Perry brothers trial will be
called tomorrow morning at ten
oclock in Justice Byers' court. The
trial. which is the preliminary, will
be an intensely interesting one.
The Ernest Gamble Recital Co. is
composed of Mr.. Ernest Gamble. bas-
so; Miss verna Page. violiuist: and
Mr.. Edwin Shonert. pianist. All are
artists of the very highest order.
A large number OF ladies gathered
in front of the Fashion this morning
before the hour of opening waiting
for the first opportunity TO get at
the stock. The store has been crowd
ed all day.
All morning long there was large
crowd of ladies in front OF the FASH
ion. Only certain number were let
in at time to prevent the crowd
from becoming too large for the
clerks to wait upon.
George II. Darrow and his party
of Michigan and Virginia people, re-
turned to the city last night from
their trip to Westwater and Green
/, River.tst They will leave today for
the east. The gentlemen are highly
pleased with this section of the west.
3 Mrs Louise Dierks OF Fremont,
Nebraska is visiting her sister Mrs.
Frank Buerbing and her daughter
Miss Eta Dierks. The latter has
been the forelady in the Excelsior
Laundry for the past four years.
Mrs. Dierks may conclude to locate
in Grand junction.
Marvin G. Payne, aged eight years,
died last night at the home OF the pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. William E.
Payne in the Crawford Addition. The
little fellow was i'll for some time.
The funeral will probably be held to-
morrow. Undertaken Krohn haa
charge of the funeral arrangements
Stetsons "Uncle. Toms Cabin {"
Co., with two Topsies. two Marks
and everything mp to date, without
destroying the venerable remarks of
this wonderfully attractive dramati-
zation OF Harriet Beeoher Stoves
great work will he presented nm