The daily sentinel., 1904-10-22

No. 3 was only six hours and forty
minutes late today.
Ralph Todd, son of T. NJ Todd. left
last night on trip to the east.
Over one hundred cars of beets were
received at the sugar factory this
week.
District court will adjourn the first
of next week. The petit jury was
discharged yesterday.
A party of school teachers left this
morning for No Thoroughfare canon to
spend the day picnicing.
Yesterday telegram announcing
the death of his father called Will
Eddings to Salt Lake City.
b. F. Lane, Mrs. Glenn and Miss
Alice Gregory all of Telluride are
visiting friends in this city.
The county clerks office has been
filled nearly every hour of the day
with people anxious to register.
Weather forecast for 36 hours end
ing D. m. Sunday. Western Colo
rado-fair tonight and Sunday.
The Ladies of ST. Matthews Guild
are arranging for dance at the Au-
ditorium on All Halloween night.
Charles N. Reynolds, travelling
freight agent for the Santa Fe is in
the city today looking up business.
The case of Whelhem VS.. Dittinger
has occupied the attention of the dis
trict court the greater part of the day.
W. J. Fell of Salt Lake who is
largely interested in the Spencer Seed
less Apple company is in the city
today.
Harvey Lewis. A. Clark WHEELER
and wife. and Mrs. W. S. Mccarthy
all of Ouiay were visitors in the city
yesterday.
The registration office will be open
until late hour today in order to
accommodate those who have delayed
to register.
The Young Mems christian club
hold meeting tomorrow afternoon
at the Presbyterian church. Every
body invited.
This afternoon at the democratic
headquarters the Ladies club is hold
ing meeting. A large number of
ladies are present.
Mrs. L. e. Gates. laundress at the
Indian school. left this morning ON
No. . for Oakland, California. where
she goes to visit friends.
Mrs. L. d. Jaynes. wife of the
carpenter at the Indian school, left
this morning on No. . FOR Grass Val
lev, Gal. on an extended visit
Lots 20, &c, 81 and 2s in block d.
Keith's addition. were purchased by
Mrs. Hawkins from W. q. McCurdy.
receiver. ; The sale was made by E.
N. Case.
There will be preaching both
morning and evening at tile Baptist
church Sunday by gentleman from
the Baptist state convention recently
hold at Pueblo.
Peoples Church. There will be no
service at the Peoples church to-
morrow morning on account of the
dedication service at the Congrega-
tional church.
Palisade. Fruita and other surround
/ ing towns were we'll represented at the
show last night. a good attraction
here always draws large number
of out of town people.
Quarterly meeting at A. NJ. E. church
tomorrow. Services at IL a. m
and Z 80 p. IN. Sunday school s:30
p. M. Quarterly conference Monday
evening at eight O'Clock.
The biggest single shipment made
this season by the Grand Junction
Fruit Growers association was sent
sent out yesterday. when fifteen cars
were started for the east.
The cause of No. 3 being nearly
seven hours late today was the wreck
of d, & Il. G.. train No. l16 near
Texas creek shortly after midnight.
Texas creek is near Salida
For the past three days Mrs. J. K.
Sry has been i'll ms a result of the
slight injuries she received in the
wreck of the d. & r. G. No. last
week. She is better today.
sbyterian-There will be no
preaching tomorrow morning or
evening. The Sabbath School will
meet however at 10 a m. and the
young people's meeting will be held
at 6 80 p. IN. The congregation
will ini,a .rith aIn Ga.....a..aL :.-..--l