The daily sentinel., 1904-01-04
Have you tried the famous Victor
Blend Coffee At the EnterprisA.

Blend Coffee. AT the EnterprisA.
Clinton H. Martin. editor of the
Palisade Tribune. is in the city today.
The residents of Orchard Mesa are
putting up fine quality of ice from
the Gunnison already.
Claude H. Hull has started out on
soliciting trip for the packing COM
pany that he represents
!. II. MoGaughe,. a Rio Grande
employee has gone to visit his old
home at Ashland. Oregon.
Miss Elizabeth Wilhelmy left Sat
urday night for Boulder where she is
attending the univel lsity. after spend
ing the vacation with her parents.
George Sawade. has been elected
manager of the Palisades Fruit Grow
ers association, having determined
upon Mr.. Sawade at tlieir last meeting.
Overcoat taken at the Gunnison
river while skating, Dec. 29th. an
old Que left in its place. Please re-
turn to Mesa County State Bank. and
receive reward.
G. NJ. Keck. the efficient travelling
passenger representative of the Colo
RADIO Midland railway. was a visitor
to the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Delaplain and
daughter returned this afternoon. over
the narrow gauge, from three days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. David r.
Crosby, of Montrose.
There was a slight. fall of snow
SUNDAY morning. The white mantle
soon disappeared however, although
it cleared tho atmosphere consider
ably.
Ramsey Skinner. of st Louis. re-
presenting three pump building con-
Germs of the Mound city Is in the city
prepared TO bid for the construction of
the pump which the city proposes to
buy
Walter Primrose and wife are eXpec-
ted to return home tonight from DEN
yer, whore Mr. Primrose went to
meet his wife ON her return from visit
ing relations.
The Gunuison Republican is auth
ority for the statement that M. NJ.
Detch formerly court stenograDher
for Judge Theron Stevens. Will open
up law office in that city.
4 The order of the Eastern Star will
install their new officers at the Ma
sonic hall tomorrow night. All mem
bers of the order holding demits are
cordially invited to be present. Mrs.
e. y. Lyons, w. NJ.
Ground will be bl oxen for the new
canning factory at Palisades ON the
18th of this month. Word has been
received from the parties who will
erect the plant that they will be on
hand and ready to work ON that day.
Carrier e. w. Coates wished for
an iron -jawed man to remove his
kitchen stove to the outer air yester-
caught fire in the oven and burned
fercely for ten minutes before smo5h-
cred with ashes.
Dr. G.. e. Cowell and David Bar
rett of Joliet, Illinois, are in the CITY
| the guests of Howard Clifford. These
gentlemen are in the west for the
purpose OF buving horses and they re-
port finding better stock here than in
most Missouri river states Referring
to the Denver fire department buying
horses in Iowa, Mr.. Barrett says that
a mistake was male There's bet
ter horses in this state than ever seen
in Iowa. Rifle Telegram.
The bodies of three OF the victims
Of the great theatre fire in Chicago.
passed through this city today. dos
tined for Springville. Utah. They
were Mrs. Lulu Bower Alexander,
wife of Prot. W. G. Alexander, Of
that place aud their two young chill
dren aged about seven and eleven.
Mrs. Lulu Bower Alexander was an
old schoolmates of Mrs. W. A. Lynch
OF this city and years ago visited here
aud was at that time quite local
elocutionist and pleased audiences
/ here at that time.
The installation and social to be
given by the Modern Woodmen of the
world tomorrow night promises to be
an elesgnt affair The committee that
has had the program in charge have
been working faithfully to provide
n good program and they think they
have succeeded. The installation will
be public ana afterward th,rl will be
short Literary program and then the
dancing. If you are a Modern Wood
man you want to be there any how so