The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12
Pencil Chips.


s are in the town today
No meeting of the gun club was
held yesterday afternoon.
The Chamber of Commerce directors
( held a meeting last night.
Mrs George Wright of Ouray is
3 visiting friends in the city.
The new arc lights will be ready
for use the latter part of next week. :
Beuben Starr has been quite ill
s for several days at his home ON Ute
: avenue.
MIR. Patyon. salesman in the Slo-
cumb hardware store is out after a
long illness.
The Elks are preparing for the
I memorial day service the first Sunday
! in December
Miss Bertha Cameron spent yes
s terday and today in the city. She
s is from Telluride.
Carl ]. sigfried of Ouray aud G.
5 H. Richaloo of the same city spent
5 yesterday in the city
The gun club will probably arrange
for big shoot to be given on the
club grounds Thanksgiving day.
The Delta Special which brought in
the football eleven and basket ball
team and their friends will leave the
city at late hour this evening.
There was no quorum present at the
called meeting of the boaed of direct
ors of the Carnegie library last night.
Mrs. Mattie Orr entertained ter
Sunday school class this afternoon
at her home on North Fourth street.
II. NJ. Crane. representing o. N.
Neslon and company of st Lonis was
in town today calling on local patrons.
a fine program including athletic
sports. races, baby shows. and a big
parade will be carried out during the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Vanhooser of
Kansas arrived in the city last night
and expect to make their home in this
city
y Weather forecast for 36 hours end
ing p. IN. Sudnay. Western Colo
rado-Fair tonight and Sunday {;
warm er
Several new pupils arrived this
week at the Indian school. The at
tendance this year at that institution
is larRer than the average yearly at
tendance.
The Redmen announce big ball
to be given at the auditorium Dec.
9th Elaborate preparations are being
made for ths event.
Edwin Marsh is suffering from "A
severe ankle sprain received W ednes-
day by stepping on small stone caus.
ing his foot to turn
rhe East End Whist Club will be
entertaineud this evening by Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Thompson at their home
l or Colorado avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold VanHoor beke
have taken possession of their hand
some cottage home east Colorado
avenue. The cottages is one of the
prettiest in the city.
Postmaster Price is looking forward
: to proposed enlargement of the
postoflice with great deal of interest
= 1t is said that there will be twenty
five feet added tn the rear of the prs
sent building
The sugar factory will open not
later than Wednesday of next week.
The gas pump which broke down
and caused the delay is being replsc-
ed by one built in the machine works
of the factory.
Grand Junction will he turned over
to the woodmen of the World Thurs
day. Nov. l7th. \ big log rolling
will be held here under the aupsioes
of the Fruita, Palisade and Grand
Junction lodges.
| a good turkey dinner will be SER
/! we'd by the Baptist ladies at the old
Hammond restaurant between Sd
and lth ON Main street Tuesday, Nov.
18th from to s d. m. Prices 90
and 30. All are cordially invited.
The woodmen of the World log rol-
ling takes place here next Thurs
day The program has been com
pleted in every detail and great time
is promised. woodmen will be here
FROM many of the neigh Boring towns
Last night at the meeting OF the
Eagles, James U. Harris, presid ent OF
the local Aerie, was presented with
"a beautiful and verv costly medal
as u token of tie lodges appreciation