The daily sentinel., 1904-12-21

J. p. Tally of Fruita is in the city
thus morning
George S. Sargent of CarDondale is
in town today.
ThoTas Miller of Helper. Utah is
Spending the day in the city.
Watch Arthur's Big Front win
dow-DisDlay Changed Daily.
Arthur E. Pettet of South America
was visitor in this city yesterday.
]. NJ. Hosserd left today fol Cali
fornia to spend the holidays with
friends.
W. S. Wallace yesterday sold eighty
acres of high line land to DR.. S. NJ
Bradbury.
The Denver and Rio Grande have
put out an attractive line of calendars
in the city.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Price is well oil the
road to recovery from the serious at
tack of pneumonia.
There were twenty six guests at the
Western, sixteen at the Grand and
twelve at the LaCourt yesterday.
Mrs. B. F. Wire and daughter. Mrs
II. ]. Pomroy of Palisade were in the
city yesterday doing Christmas shop.
ping.
The postoffice is crowded at nearly
every hour of the day with people re-
gistering and mailing Christmas pack.
ages.
We are selling our toys and Xmas
novelties at cost. See us before buy
ing elsewhere. 1877 South Fourth
street.
Several new arc lights will be in
stalled by the city at once as u result
of petitions made to the city council
by certain citizens.
W. A. Lynch. the we'll known Mesa
point coal man. left for the old Mis-
souri, Girl mine on Monday. He is
expected to return tomorrow.
S. d. Luroh of Chicago is the guest
OF W. S. Wallace and family. He
will remain here several weeks. He
is a brother of Mrs. Wallace.
Weather forecast for Sc hours end
ing 6. IN. Thursday. Western Colo.
rado-Partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday. Warmer tonight.
Mrs. Duttop, nee Miss Alice Aoker.
mau. arrived in the city yesterday
and is the guest of her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. J. H. Alderman OF tins city
The party that took the light color.
cd fur from the Fashion store Satur-
day morning is known. Return to this
Office and avoid trouble. No questions
asked.
The Baptist Sunday school will
have Chistmas tree and entertain
ment on Sunday night at the church.
A delightful program has been pre-
pared.
A great number OF handsome calen-
dars were distributed over the city
yesterday by George A. Bible, travel
ing passenger agent of the Rock Island
system
l.. N. Brunston, 2. A. Dordstrom,
II. l.. Faulkener. ON Porter. j. A.
REILLY. ". o. Wilbur, all of Montrose
were in the city last night and this
morning.
The Elks will give the production
of "A Night in Bohemia" at the op.
ara house about the fifteenth of Janu.
airy. The production will be an elab-
crate one.
o. p. YETI, a prominent ranchman
of the Fruitvsle community. will
leave today for Iowa to spend six
weeks with friends and relatives at
his old home.
A Mr.. Morse and family arrived
in the city this week from Red Oak.
Iowa and expect to make their home
in the city or valley. They brought
car load of household goods.
Mr., MoGin of the woolverton In.
vestment company, left today for
Mayfield, Kansas, TO spend some weeks
with relatives and friends. Mr.. Nc.
Gill formerly resided in Kansas.
Bannister. the furniture man, has
very pretty group of windows this
week. rhe most attractive of the four
is the one filled with picture, which
was arranged this week. The pictures
are very pretty aud tastefully srraug.
ed.
John Mitchell. the negro who is
charged with robbiug old Tom Charl-
ton of forty dollars at the latters
little house on the corner of Main and
Third street was bound over under
$500 bond yesterday in Judge Sweney's
court to await the action of the dis. |
trict court.
Mrs. l.. G. Graves has Just return
ed from "A trip to Omaha where she
spent two months visiting friends and
relatives and reports having a very
pleasant time. She is spending a few |
days with Mrs. G E. Lance and Mrs
T. b. Shott, aud will then go to hel. .
per to reside.
Hugo Selig, district attorney elect