The daily sentinel., 1904-04-01

She was an awful good cigar
Frank L. Lee returned this morning
from his visit to Ogden.
Everything home made and pure at
the Purity Candy Kitchen.
There will be a special sale at the
Purity Candy Kitchen tomorrow.
This is good Friday, a religious fete
day throughout the Christian world.
A nest, eggs and whole birds outfit.
made from candy at the Purity Candy
Kitchen.
The oyster supper of the Young La
dies Club of the Methodist church
last night at the Reed building was
we'll attended.
j. H. Gallupe will assess that por-
tion of the county lying between this
city and Palisade. inclusive of the
to IN of Palisade.
A set of the Americanized Encyclo-
pedia Brittauica in ten volumes for
$l2 at vorbeck's Book Store. Many
are taking advantage of the reduction
sale on books at vorbeck's. There
are bargains still offered.
r. P. Davie left last nigst for his
home at Colorado Springs. He came
in last evening from Fruita looking
much bedrsgRled. having had quite a
struggle in the waters of the Keifer
extension ditch, the ditch having
broken.
John G.. Francis, residing four
miles east of the city died Thursday
morning of Bright's disease. The
funeral took place this morning at
ten o'clock from the late residence of
the deceased. Undertaken Gouriey
had charge of the remains.
Henrietta Keoner young girl six.
teen years of age died at her iome two
and half miles northeast of the city
at about $50 O'Clock last night OF
scarlet fever. The funeral will take
place this afternoon at three O'Clock.
Undertaken Gourley had charge of the
remains.
Dorr Shores nephew OF NJ. NJ
Shores from Carbondale was visitor
to this city today. Mr.. Shores form
erly resided here in the early ninetie
and has not visited here in ten years
The town has SO changed in that tim'
that he hardly knew it. He left foI
Delta this morning over the narrow
gauge to visit his mother who resides
the.
The body of S. S. Newberry whC
died at Fruita Tuesday, was shipped
by his wife yesterday to Oakland Cali
fornia for burial she accompanying
the body. Mr.. Newberry formerl,
lived at Newport Washington ant
came to Colorado on account of il
hoalth. He leaves = wife, four sis
ters, two brothers and mother ant
father.
E. A. Groves. superintendent of tn,
Uintah railroad is expected to arrive al
Fruita ON or about May 1st and will
take charge of the actual construction
of the road and will push as fast ~
possible the work to completion. The
road will run as far as the asphaltun
beds at first and may be extended
later. Mr.. Grove says that trains OF
the road will be running in the space
of three months.
There was little. of any of tn,
tomfoolery which accompanies the ae
vent of All Fools Day in this city to
day. The bad boy and his string an,
his wrapped brick and his many othe
means of torture have been absent from
the streets. The boy is not asleep
but the celebration of the day. il
the manner it was celebrated a hal
dozen years ago is passing away.
Sag Harbor in which James A
Herne laid the scenes of last play wa
fomerly a great whaling port. but tn
days of its ancient glory have depart
ed. 1t is still an interesting villag
and contains probably more real Yam
KEGS than any village of twice its siz
in New England. The village an
its people made a great impressio
upon Mr. Herne and he has tried t
immortalize them in his play. 'Sa
Harbor'i which is tn he piyen at th