The daily sentinel., 1904-10-17

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Payne, on October 9TH, boy.
Mrs. j. E. Weir returns tomorrow
from her visit to Colorado Sprinsg.
As will be seen elsewhere the Sugar
factory will not begin operations until
Wednesday.
A large mum Der of people registered
today. Both parties are hard at work
pushing the matter of registration.
Mrs. Arthur Hull has returned
to her home at Aspen after visit
with friends here. extending over
several weeks.
Leon Chapman will reoresent the
local Odd Fellows organization at
the grand lodge session at Glenwoud
Springs this week.
The "a, B. & Cs." of the Women
of Woodcrsft are requested to meet at
the home of Mrs. Ella B, Alderman.
Wednesday night
DIR. Welles has changed his office
hours from the morning to the after
noon. Practice limited to the eye.
ear, nose and throat.
Miss Sallie Green. well known
and popular young lady of this city
is now in Washington, d. @. visiting
friends and relatives.
The Hungarian Court orchestra
will appear at the Congregational
church Thursday night as the second
number of the lyceum course.
Warnings for much colder weather
tonigh with freezing temperature were
distributed over the valley by the local
Weather Bureau office today.
The sale of seats for the two big at !
fractions at the opera house this week j
is very large and crowded houses'I
will witness the performances.
All. Floaten of Telluride, the
socialist candidate for governor will
speak at the court house Friday night
in the interest of his candidacy.
Weather forecast for 36 hours end
AhR " III uCod1s htbbcTu
generally fair Tuesday proceeded by
local snow; Much colder tonight,
freezing temperature.
Mrs. Emma NJ. wadsworth and
Mrs. Maud Chapman will leave for
Glenwood Springs in the morning to
be present at the session of the grand
lodge of Odd Fellows.
The attractions in this city the
present week are far above the
average which visit a town of this
size. But Grand Junction always has
been given the very best attractions.
Special communication of Mesa
lodge No, 90. A. L. and A. NJ. at 8
o'clock sharp this evening. work in
NJ NJ. degree. Visiting brethren are
invited. I. @. Hickman,
W. NJ.
Mrs. Carrie Brooks, who was mar
ried at Glenwood Springs yesterday,
is the official representative of the i
lodge of Rebekahs of this city to the ,
grand lodge session of that auxiliary t
order at Glenwood Springs.
Frank DeLaEo, who foI some time I
a hotel in DeBeque. was 4
married in the citv of Denver ON Octo-
,er ll6h to a we'll known young lady !,
Dr.. Milton, a DraaticinR physician.
The Post of Sunday contains hand
ome photographs of the happy
ouple. n
Through the efforts of Edwin A Ii
Haskell a long time member of the
Rocky Mountain Billposters and Dis RI
ributoners association. the next annual l,
Meeting of the association will be v
eid ia this city. Arrangements have n
lready heGun to make the meeting n
splendid success. E,
Mrs, Henry Fahmeyer. Mr.. and ii
irs. c. p. McCary and Leon Chap. +
lan. accompanied by his mother, Mrs. o
arah Chapman, constituted party
f Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, who
eft this morning for Glenwood
prngs to attend the session of the
rand lodge of Odo Fellowship that 81
meets there this week. oi
\. @ Pearson, who has been a
esident of this city at several times
nd Tor some time conducted tailor
ng establishment here, has returned
o this city ana has been employed in
he tailoring establishment of NJ. H. %
.oeffier. MIR. Pearson is first class u