The daily sentinel., 1904-09-22

and the races and exhibits are very
The Western Sugar and Land COM
pany have moved their office from the
building on Main street near the
court house. to the sugar factory, in
order to be near the plant during the
seasons run.
The pretty cottage home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold VanHorebeke on Colora-
do avenue between Tenth and Eleventh
is being treated to it's first coat of paint.
When completed the VanHorebeke
cottage will be one of the most artrac-
tive in the city.
The maximum temperature yester-
day rose to 79 dRs., five Digs. higher
than the maxiuum temperature the
day before. The weather forecast for
this vicinity for the SO hours ending at
6 p. m. tomorrow is-Western Colora-
do: Showers tonight and Friday.
In the crop bulletin issued by the
agricultural department, the reports
from Mesa county are very satisfactory
for the past few days. Grand Junction
reports "Apples extra fine; third
crop of alfalfa good and cutting is
becoming general; beets continue
promising.
Remember the "Trip Across the
Continent" Friday evening. Sept. 23d.
First train will start at five O. clock p.
m. from the corner of Fifth and
White streets. Trains every twenty
minutes. The ladies will be able
to accommodate "a people every twenty
minutes. Will every one kindly start
from the Methodist church. Round
trip ticket only A cents.
George CuWie and wife returned
yesterday from long eastern visit.
They were out of the city nearly four
months and during that time visited
Toronto. Montreal. and other points
in Canada. spent some weeks at New
berryport. Mass, and also visited
Boston and other eastern cities. On
their return trip Mr.. and Mrs. Ourrie
took in the st. Louis Exposition.
The new pipe organ of the Congre
gational church is being installed this
week. 1t is a splendid instrument
and will rank with the best in the
state. The organ cost $4,000. 1t will
be operated by water motor. A work
man from the factory accompanied the
organ and placed it into position.
This handsome and costly musical in
strument will be in keeping with the
other modern features of the new
Congregational church now about COM
pletod.
The boys of the fire department are
to be congratulated ON the good work
they did at the fire last night. Only
the most earnest efforts OIL their part
saved the Steele residence from burn
ing to the ground and kept the flames
from getting in their deadly work
on the residence on the corner of Main
and Ninth. The wind was very high
and dangerous sparks were flying
everywhere but tho bows kept the sit
uation we'll in hand after they reached
the scene of the fire.
The orchards are bearing as mover
before and 2S1 cars of fruit had been
sent out over the Midland up to the
end of August. They have canal in
tho Junction district as sacred as the
Ganges of old. or the Nile and they
have water wheel which will send
the water up forty foot slope if
necessary They have sunshine 320
days in the year and soil that makes
every scrap of the seeming desert price
less. They have beet sugar factory,
smelter. ice plant and schuols and
pleasant homes and churches. They
are building an exposition Rrounds and
race track second to none in the state.
Polly Pry.
The Order of Washington held a
most pleasant meeting at odd Fellows
hall last night. probably the most en-
joyable session since the local orRani-
zatiou was formed. After the regular
business session an interesting progam.
consisting of vocal numbers. instru-
mental music. recitations and speeches
by various members. was disposed of.
VIXEN splendid refreshments were
served. A large class was initiated
last night. consisting entirely of
Young people. and the manner in
which the lodge is growing and the
fact that every meeting night witness
ses the addition of many members
readily evidences the popularity in
which the order is held. and last
nights social session was but one of
the pleasant features provided by the