The daily sentinel., 1904-02-17

Good Oranges 10 cents dozen. Fl
and Cassels
Good Oranges 10 cents dozen.
ron and Cassels.
5. N. Wheeler was at Glenv
Springs enjoying the baths.
Charles H. Arthur is extending
fences around the property recel
purchased by him. adjoining his
sidence property on the west.
j. 7. Grady has removed his tai,
ng establishment to the corner re
in the Steele block ON Fourth str,
The room formerly occupied by II
ON Main street is vacant.
Iwenty-seven persons from Gutt
Centre. Iowa have come into
Grand valley. in the vicIaitv of P,
sades, during the past week. q
Iowa contingent is growing w.
drously. "A
W. II. Osborne. of the smeIt
has purchased two fine east Main str,
lots, east of Tenth street and W
shortly erect handsome home tbera
Property on east Main street
greatly enhanced in value in the n,
year
1t IS rumored that a marriage
considerable interest to Palisades ne
pie will shortly take place.. 1t is I'll
marriage of the eldest daughter of M
and Mrs. j. L. Oliver. one of M
most prominent fruit growers of th.
section, to young gentleman of tb,
vicinity.
A great many horses have bee
clipped during the past week OF tw
lt being the time of year that clip
ping is generally done. Those VIII,
nave their animals clipped must b
extremely careful. If the horses ar.
well blanketed they will suffer little
IL they are not. they softentimes con
tract colds, from which they rarely
Judge Caswell says he must ac.
knowledge the up-to- datenass of The
sentinel, even though it be n Demo.
rat paper, IN presenting so quickly
ne ooomlet started for the guberna-
oral nomination by his friends. The
uuge olsclaims that there is anything
the matter, bur modesty of course.
'onld compel the judge to make
1ch acknowledgement.
q. Z. holland left Monday night for
Is new home at Enid, Oklahoma
IT, Noland has been in the city for.
10 past month or more settling mn
Is business affairs. The new home
winch Mr.. holland and family have
moved seems to have made onita a.,
preston -unon- tha -pa,at tlo,,-- -,,-,.sr1vl.
OF only the gentleman, but his good |
mily as well will be missed from
e city, as Mr.. holland held the es-
EN- and regard, as did his family, of
large circle of friends and acquaint-
ices.
A very successful and delicate oper-
ion was performed very recently at
!. Mary's hospital by Dr. Knude
anson, assisted by DIR. Mary Gill
unter. upon the person of Miss Ger
ude Gross, of Pittsburg, Penna.
'ice of j. II. Gallupe. Miss Gross
I'd her mother have been residing in
is CITY, with the family of their
other for some time past, for the
nefit of the neice of Mr.. Gallupe.
was finally determined that an op-
alton to relieve large abscess which
ID developed ON the right leg. was
cessary and n few days ago the op.
alton was performed most successful
to the great relief of the young
iy. The many friends of Miss Gross
IL hope to hear soon of her complete
,overy.
City Clerk Frank Leslie received
ter yesterdy from lady in the ,
lthern part of the state. making in
iries regarding the man Ten Eyck.
10 died here several months ago ami
is buried by the charity of num-
r of his friends, to keep the body
'm being buried IN the pauper's
Id. The woman asks when he died
d where he is buried and for any
ler information. OF course City
ERIK Leslie came to the Sentinel {
Ice and he was from there directed I
go to Undertaken Bannister, who '
pit official record of the date of his J
ith and burial. He also secured n l
py of the paper containing an ac-
int of his death and burial from ,
Sentinel's files and all the informa ,
on was forwarded to the woman |
king the inquiries. Through her
Ns,s,