The daily sentinel., 1904-10-21

on the night of Nov. Sth. A num-
ber Of the young men of the citv are
making arrangements for u big affair.
The new furniture for the Grand
hotel arrived today and is being plac-
ed in the building. The hotel will
be entirely refurnished Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnett returned from Denver
Wednesday.
The ten acres of Mr.. Finicum. Just
west of second Fruit Ridge was sold
yesterday TO Mary ]. Sellers and
Mr.. Stoltz. Consideration $1,000. The
Rich Hutchinson Realty company
made the sale.
The Bennett property on Ute. avenue,
consisting of four lots and a resi-
dence were sold yesterday through
the Home Loan and Investment COM
pany to ]. W. Robinson. who recently
moved to this city from Fruita.
The Clifford block. on Main street
between Fifth and Sixth. just east of
the Fair store, was sold yesterday,
through tile Rich Hutchinson Realty
Company to Mrs. H. A McReynolds.
The price paid for the property was
$1,000.
The Grand Junction people who
attended the Odd Fellows grand
lodge at Glenwood reformed home to-
day. All report a most pleasant
time and very successful meeting
The attendance at the meeting was
very large.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL White of the
Southern Carnival company, are in
the city. Mr. White is one of the
advance men of the carnival and is
here completing arrangements for the
carnival's appearance here the week
f Ocotber 31st.
This afternoon at two o'clock.
the remains of the little six months
old daughter of Victor Berthold, of
Rhone, we're laid to rest in Orchard
Mesa cemetery. The infant had been
sickly since birth. Undertaken Ban
mister had charge of tile interment.
A. H. Floaten, of Telluride. arrived
in the city yesterday and will deliver
an address at the court house tonight.
Mr.. Floaten is the socialist candidate
for governor of Colorado. His audi
ence will probably be small one
owing to the show at the opera house.
S. J. Lyon of Washington. a
nephew of Geo. W. Hutton. is a
pleasant visitor to the city. Mr.. Lyon
is connected with the bureau of for
restry and has been spending some
time in the northwest In the interest
of the department of which he is
part.
p. A. Rice will deliver an address
Mems Christian Club at the Presby-
terian church Sunday afternoon Mt
four o'clock. His subject will be
Christianity in Business Life" A.
cordial invitation to attend is extend
ed to all.
The new Congregational church will
be dedicated Sunday morning
President Slocumb of the Uolora6 o
College will conduct the dedicatory
exercises. The new church is now
complete in every detail and stands as
one of the haudsomest edifices in west
ern Colorado.
A pumpkin and sweet milk social
will be held at the home of Rev f.
F. Walters. 1918 While tomorrow
night by the Christian Eudeavor
society. No admission but an offer
ing will be taken. Pie eating contest.
Prize for men and one for ladies.
Singing and music. All invited.
Few plays in recent years have
caused the enthusiastic comment that
has been accorded Wahenhals and
Kemper's gorgeous dramatic spectacle
''Salambo. which will be presented
on Friday evening, Oct. 2lst, by
Frederick Wavrde andc Kathrvn Kid
der. The plot of the play is a story
of ancient Carthage once the most
powerful and wealthy city in tie
world. The central characters are
Matho a barbarian chieftain which
| will be assumed by Mr.. Warde and
Salambo priestess of one of the
Pagan temples which will be played
by Miss Kidder. The production has
been acknowledged on all sides as one
of the most alluring and magnificent
stage spectacles presented in many
years and excels anything heretofore
attempted by the we'll known firm of
Wagenhals and Kemper.
Special Otfer-Just to make things