The daily sentinel., 1904-08-04


night for Anaconda. Mont, to locate.
Reverend Becker will deliver a SER
mon tonight at the Loback Methodist
church.
The Salvation army should have
sufficient encouragement to open a
branch here.
j. L. Carney. of Denver, travelling
freight. agent of the Union Pacific is
in the city today.
Johnny Richardson. the we'll known
sporting man of Glenwood Springs is
in the city today.
@. G. Compton is among the rail
way solicitors, soliciting oonsignments
in this city today.
Regular communication of Mesa
Lodge No. 90 A. f and A. NJ. this
evening at 3 p. m. sharp.
Enough Russian thistles are going
to seed ON Spruce and Main to seed
down an entire township.
See Blair and Mckenzie for sani-
tary plumbing. Fourth street be-
tween Main and Colorado.
The Bazaar has about closed out
its stock and will vacate that portion
of the building it occupies.
The three cottages of Mrs. Hensel
on north Sd street are receiving
much needed coat of naint.
DIR. L. H. Worthington returned
home last night from Salt Lake City.
where he has been for the past
month.
Maximum temperature yesterday
80 degrees. Forecast for Western
Colorado generally fair tonight and
Friday.
The Spencer S,edless Apple comp
any have secured the room in the
Currie block formerly occupied by DIR.
McKelby.
The roads leading to Palisade were
reported to be very muddy yesterday,
but they are drying up in remark
ably quick time.
The work done on vacant lots by
the city on north Seventh street
gives that portion of the metropolis
a more civilized look.
The holder of the fourth num-
ber of the Mesa Dry Goods company
contest has been found Miss Daisy
Kirk is the holder of ticket No. 1893.
The anonymous letter writer, he or
she. is getting in their work. TIE
work assumed ny this letter WI fter is
to villify the character of women and
men.
Orson Adams Jr. and O. S. Newton
have gone to Denver to purchase the arc
lamps and material for the forty new
street lights soon to Re installed about
the city.
Mrs. George Blaine, having fully re-
covered from her recent attack of
typhoid fever, returned to her home
at Palisades last evening, accompan-
led by her two daughters.
| F>hy Obt WIZ has sOmt dlRes Cltdu
cotton. muslin or anv other soft rags
can receive a good price for them by
bringing them to this cffice No
small, thick or dirty rags will be &C
cepted.
The Fruit Growers association pre-
Esents busy scene these days. A large
number of potatoes are being shipped
daily. Monday two car loads of pot
atoes and one car load of apples were
shipped.
Miss Fannie Outcault and Miss
Mary Ballantyne who have been Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. Annie r.
Collins. corner of llth and Main
streets. left last night for their home
in Denver.
The new public school in the
Crawford addition is about comp leted
and ready for occupancy. Prof.
Warning is experimenting the remod-
cling of the heating apparatus of the
Lincoln building.
1t is reported that in the home of
| family by the name of Reams. who
suffered from the recent flood. water
stood in the front room twenty nine
inches in depth, running all the furn-
iture that was in the room.
Several young men of the Fifth
Street Methodist Episcopal church
meet at the parsonage to sing tonight.
A choir composed of young men
will be organized in the near future
and will sing in the evening services.