The daily sentinel., 1904-10-25

visit.
No. was was forty minutes late
today.
Thomas Boyd is in Kansas selling
horses.
Mrs. Boyd leaves in a few days for
visit in the east
J. S. Swan. editor of De Beque
BuRle. is in town today.
Sam G. McMullin left last night for
Denver to spend several days.
Miss Edith Brown returned yester-
day from visit TO friends at Palisade.
The school board holds a meeting
tonight. The meeting is a special
called session.
Miss Olive Mann entertains her
friends Friday night. Some forty
invitations have been issued.
Orson Adam. Jr.. left last night
for Pocatello. Idaho. " here he goes to
look after business interests.
Mrs. B. G. Smith has removed to
the W. A. Rice property adjoining
the Book Cliff railroad yards.
Harry Longwell is having a con-
creete walk laid around his residence
at Gunison and Fourth streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Brown leave
tomorrow morning for Chicago. where
they will make their future home.
j. II. Parton and family of Pali-
sade have taken charge of th Column
bine hotel. formerly the Candy house.
The high school geology class with
Prof. Cole go to Nothoroughfare
canon Friday in the interest of class
work.
Mrs. W. j. Meyer entertains a
large number OF her friends tomorrow
afternoon at her home on North 8th
street.
Judge Stevens finished up the
work of district court yesterday and
departed this morning for his home at
Ouray.
The Shakespearian Reading Club
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. L.
f. Ingersoll. An interesting program
was enjoyed.
Weather forecast for the sc hours
ending. 6 D. m. Wednesday. Western
Colorado tonihgt and Wednesday
warmer tonight.
Invitations are out for five O'Clock
dinner to be given by Miss Alice Lee
Thursday October 31st. Halloween,
at the Lee home ON Grand avenue
Yesterday A. E. Curtis purchased
through the Ramey Investment COM
pany and Horace L. DeLong. ten acres
of land northwest of Grand Junction.
Consideration $500.
The Young ladies club of the Meth
odist church are planning for an all
round good time Halloeen. A big
straw ride will be followed by lunch
con at the home of Miss Gertrude
Jones.
Additional rooms are being built to
st. Matthews Rectory. When the
new addition is complete the cozy
home of the Episcopalian minister
will present most attractive appear
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaplain and little
daughter returned yesterday from
Denver. Mrs. Delaplain returns
greatly improved in health. She was
under the care of the hospital for sew
eral weeks.
The Mesa county medical society
held a meeting last night in the
Chamber of Commerce offices. A
goodly number o. the physicians
were present and pleasant session
was the result.
The members of the Women's DEM
ocratic club and all others interested
in the success of the democratic ticket
in the coming election, are requested
to meet at the democratic headquarters
Wednesday afternoon at p. m.
A telephone message received this
afternoon from Montrose announces
that the condition of David r. Crosby
is very critical DR.. Bull of this city
has been summoned and will go to
Montrose in the morning on the mar
row guage.
w. B. Wilson, aged A years. died
last night at the hospital. He was
victim of tuberculosis, The remains
were prepared for burial today by
Undertaken Bannister and the inter-
ment will take place in Orchard Mesa
cemetery tomorrow afternoon The
deceased came here during the fair
week from Delta and his condition
condition grew rapidly worse. He
leaves a wife and two daughters. His