The daily sentinel., 1904-10-31

House.
Prices always the lowest at the
Bargain House
Charles CLARK leaves tonight for
Denver on insurance business.
Tomorrow evening the Entertainers
open an engagement at the aud itor-
ium.
A. B.Chase, representing the KesleI
stationary company of Denver is in
town.
The returns of the Britt Cans fight
will be received in this city tonight
at several places.
Weather forecast for SO hours end
ing pm. Tuesday. Western Col
orado-fair tonight and Tuesday.
Rev F. f. Walters left at noon
today for Hannah Greek where he
will spend the week with friends.
A big ball will be given at the Au-
ditorium on election night. Exten-
sive arrangements are being made for
the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ella did not leave
last night for the St Louis exposition
as contemplated. They will 90 some-
time during the next week.
f. NJ. Burger of Palisade is in town
today. Mr.. Burger raised one of the
finest fruit crops this year that ever
grewin that prosperous section.
The big stock of NJ H. Loefflet
& Go. is being moved today to its
new quarters in the building occupied
yb the Loeffler tailoring establish
ment,
Edgar A. Yeltou, the real estate
man has moved his Office from the
Loeffler building to the room on
Fourth street occupied by Justice
Bvers.
Charles W. Haskell, the popular
civil engineer, returned yesterday
from the Unaweep country where he
was engaged in making surveys for
ten days.
The dedicatory exercises OF the
new Methodist ch urch will not take
place before December LIST. as the
building will not be completed be-
fore that date.
There will be no meeting of the
Woman S club tomorrow afternoon.
The session is called off ont of respect
Of the memory of David r. Crosby,
whose funeral takes place tomorrow.
A big democratic rally will be
held at Fruita tonight. Thomas j.
o. Donnell. the noted Denver attorney
will speak. He will be greeted by
large crowd of voters of the lower
valley.
Yesterday afternoon good sized
audience attended the services held at
the PTesby terian church by the w.
Q. I. o.. A splendid program was
carried out in most successful
W. O. Brown and family who for
the past three months have resided
on the johnson aud Lacy ranch in
Highland Park. moved to town today
and took possession of residence on
Gunnison avenue.
NJ. G. Woolverton added a very
handsome and unique desk to his office
fixtures Saturday. something different
from any thing now in use in the
,ity. Mr.. Woolerton has one of the
best equipped real estate offices in
lie city.
The ladies OF the Congregational
,hurch Will serve chicken dinner
election day in the basement of the
,hurch. commencing at 1l.3O a. m.
rs per announcement IN the church |
dedication day. Price 25cts
Two or three big political meetings,
he carnival, shows at the auditorium |
md opera house, dance and and other |
ociety entertainments. will make |
hings lively in Grand Junction this |
week. Nothing dull about this
own.
Miss Pearl Hards leaves in a sew
lays for the state of Washington,
where she Will make lengthy stay
With relatives. Miss Hards is one of |
he city's most popular young ladies.
or several months she has been en-
'oyed as stenogrepher in j. y. Nc
Iuen's offices.
In an article in the Denver News
If yesterday, referring to many
,hanges to be made in the D. & r.
J. and Midland railroad circles. it
S announced that a new depot will be
erected at Grand junction. Oh no,
urely such n thing won't happen.
Throuob tba conrtas1 of Mr. NJ