The daily sentinel., 1904-10-26

ii. w. CrOSS, OF 0lenWOOu Is Nlslb-
ing friends in town today.
o. B. Masser. of Fruita, is attend
ing to business in the city today.
Henry Knoll, NJ. Fecchegruber. F.
@. Martin, all of Gunnison are in
town today.
The total registration in the county
reaches figure in the neighborlIood
of $500 votes.
Porter W. Plumb. democratic nom
inee for district attorney. left today
for Delta after spending two DAYS in
the city.
E. F. Richardson, of Denver. who
spoke here recently in the interest of
the republican party, was in town
yesterday.
The Catholic far was open this af-
ternoon and received a large attend
ance. The fair is meeting with de-
served success.
Dr. E. +. Eldridge was called to
Whitewater Yesterday to see little
child of Clyde Shropshire that is suffer-
ing from pneumonia.
Mrs. M. Connelley is expecting her
sister from Pocatello. Idaho. in few
days The visitor will spend the
winter in Grand Junction.
j. F. Byers the police magistrate,
is at the head of the Peabody Business
Mems Law and Order League recently
organized here by the republican party.
There was large crowd at the
Catholic fair last evening. Several
prizes were raffled off. The dancing
was participated in by large number
and an elegant supper was served.
Charles H. Corregan. who spoke at
the opera house last night left last
night for Florence where he speaks
tonight. He was the guest of MIR.
and Mrs. s. B. Hutchinson while in
the city.
The Water Users Association form
ed recently by those interested in the
proposed high line ditch held another
meeting this week. AS secretary, W.
S. Wallace will have much to do
Win promoting tne WOrK.
This afternoon at two O'Clock
Loeffier & Co. opened their store for
a big drummers' sample sale. after
having been closed two days in order
to get things in shape and to palce
the new stock ON the shelves.
The ladies Of the Methodist hurch
will serve a supper at the home of
Mrs. ]. H. Ramey. 634 Ouray, tomor-
row. Thursday evening from five
o'clock until eight o'clock. Twenty
five cents per plate. Everybody cor
daily invited.
Every day for the past week parties
have gone from here to the land north
of Fruita, which will come under the
proposed high line ditch for the pur
pose Of homesteading sections. The
recent developments and meetings have
awakened great interest IN this land.
The republicans have arranged for
an address by Chancellor Buchtal.
of Denver to be delivered here at an
early date. The speaking is adver
tisbu tlb ahbpittS VI thC tSfN
BODY businessmen law and order
league. OF course the address will
be in the interest of Peabody and
his ticket.
Mrs. Kate Bridewell Anderson of
Salt Lake City is a guest at the home
of DIR. and Mrs. l.. II. Worthington
Mrs Anderson is a singer OF note and
is sister of Carrie Bridewell, the
widely known operatic singer. Mrs.
Anderson is a southern lady and until
recently resided in New Orleans.
She has been engaged by the W. @.
4. U, to give a song recital at the
new Congregational church Friday
evening.
Miss Flora Green. the artist, ac-
comuanied by her little niece, Melden
Scheu, leave tonight for trip to
Denver aud st. Louis. Enroute they
will stop at Glenwood Springs and
spend few days with relatives. While
in ST. Louis Miss Green will pursue
her art studies. Miss Green and her
little niece will be absent about six
weeks. The former is a sister of Mr..
e. L. Green of the Spencer Seedless
Apple company.
Last night at special meeting of
the school board contract was let to
the Grand Junction Lumber Company
to furnish coal for school dsitrsct No. l
during the ensuing year. The pros
peotive high school graduating class
made request to be allowed to give
play at commencement next year in