The daily sentinel., 1904-05-24

II. o. Reed and W. P. Iverson oil
Sargent Bluff. Iowa, are visiting G..
Burdette WEIGH.
Charles Fl. Arthur is erecting a
neat stable on his property at the cor
ner of 18th and Main.
This is the last week of the school
term fer the year and the scholars are
taking their examinations.
Twelve families have secured quar-
tiers at 'GOldbys Lakes. where they
will spend the heated term.
The host of friends of Mrs. Thomas
VanBuren will be pleased to learn
that she is slowly improving.
The Royalty Club has made ar
engagements to serve a merchants
lunch from IL a. III. to p. m. and D
to Z D. M. daily.
Gates Kersburg, who has been ON
an extended trip east. arrived
home yesterday. During his absence
he visited the st. Louis exposition.
Word from Palisade this morning
was to the effect that the repair. on
the pumping station there have been
completed and pumping was resumed
today.
Joe Sullie, age "a, and Carime
Martha. age Is. were granted license
to wed. The father of the girl gave
the consent in order to secure the
license.
o. W. Henning, representing the
Hamilton Brown Shoe company of
st. Louis, the largest shoe house in
the world, was calling upon customers
in the city today.
Gates Kersburg has decided to build
business block at Palisade which
will contain four rooms on the
ground floor. The work on the
same will commence shortly.
r. Il. Sullivan, the local weather
observer. forecasts the conditions for
western Colorado and Grand junction
as partly clio ldy and colder tonight
and Wednesday. with local rain.
Most reasonable prices at Gordon
Drug Co.
Mrs. R. H. Baylis will give fare
we'll party on Friday evening of this
week in honor of Miss Yeager, a sister
of Mrs. james S. Canadian, who will
leave shortly for her home in Ohio.
Tomorrow night the Eagles will
give their first ball and supper to
their friends at the Auditorium. 1t
gives promise of good time and fully
three hundred are expected to partici
pate in the enjoyments of the evening
The flag pole in Childrens Park,
donated by DR.. Edward F. Eldridge
several years ago, is receiving coat
of paint. Flag day will be observed
in this city on Tuedsay. June 14th.
and the doctor wanted the pole to
look bright and new. hence the coat
of paint.
In runaway at Montrose an aged
couple by the name of Andrew Walker
and wife met with a frightful acci-
dent. Mrs. Walker was caught in the
buggy in some manner and her body
was dragged for several hundred feet
and ground into pulp. Mr.. Walker
was fatally injured.
Ladies hand made collars at G. V.
Store.
Mrs. I. S. Ramey and children
leave Thursday evening for Lyons.
Nebraska, to visit her mother Mrs. |
Y eaton who visited here last summer. |
In July they will be Joined by Mr..
Ramey and together they will go on to |
st. Louis to attend the Exposition and
also visit relatives and friends In
Illinois.
The school board have cancelled
he order making the seats free at the
Jommecment exercises Thursday night
md an admission fee of ten cents will
De charged for all parts of the house.
Tickets will be ON sale at Haskeil.s
Drug Store Wednesday morning, May
18th, at O'Clock. No one will be al
owed to purchase more than six tick
ats.
Kitchen utensils all kinds at G. V.
Store.
Tuesday. May 3lst, will be a gala
lay in Colorado for Odd Fellows. On
that date the Hon. ]. @. Goodwin, of
Atlanta, Georgia, Grand Sire of the
L 0. o. f. will be in Denver. All
Cautions in the state will be present.
As well as hundreds of Odd Fellows.