The daily sentinel., 1904-11-03

Fred Paradise. representing tho l..
Wolfe company OF Denver is in the
city.
Everybody go to the Carnival and
take a tide down the MIDWAY on the
camel.
The Mesa Club gives its second
dance of the season tomorrow night at
the auditorium.
Price Mayo. the popular assistant
of S. W. Moody the 1eweler. is
quite i'll today.
Editor Martin of the Palisade Trib-
une is attending to business matters
in the city today.
Miss Laura SAWYER returns in a few
days from her visit to her old home in
Kentucky. She is now at st. Louis.
Alvin B1cklin continues to i'm
prove. This attack of rheumatism
is one of the severest Mr.. Bucklin has
ever suffered.
Frederic Williams. special agent of
the New Zealand Insurance company
is in town visiting his local agents.
Rich Hutchinson Co.
1.-The Power of Profession When
Backed by Practice, will be the
theme of Rev. Andrews sermon to-
night at the Methodist church.
The ladies of the Christian church
cooked foods at Krohn's furniture store
on Saturday afterpoon-Nov. 9th.
Miss Veith of Denver is gnest
at the home of Senator DeLong today.
Miss Veith is the trained nurse who
rad the care of the late David R.
Crosby.
E. W. Jordan. former proprietor of
the Grand hotel. was down yester-
day from Palisade where he has been
for two weeks giving personal atten-
tion to his fruit ranch.
Mr.. McNish. representing Har-
pers. is in the city in the interest of
his company. Mi. McNish has
great many friends in Grand juno
tion who are always glad to see him.
The Entertainers open at 7:3O
tonight at the Auditorium and closes
a $3.50 promptly. Amission l0cts.
Go early and get good seat and see
the picture show and remain to hear
the speaking.
John w. Springer and Attorney
Crump. of Denver, who are among the
most prominent republican campaign
Il.
Fruita where they spoke and will join
the Peabody special here.
The democratic campaign committee
has an immense banner stretched
across Main street bearing the words,
Parker and Peace, Adams and Vic
tory. The constitution for Colorado. "
The big streamer attracts widespread
attention.
Mrs. Porter Plumb of Delta, wife
of the democratic candidate for
district attorney and Mrs. S. W.
Haywood of Durango spent last night
in the city. leaving this morning
over the narrow guage for their
homes.
d.. Thad Parker returned last night
from Silverton where he has been
for the past week looking after min
ing interests. He found everything
in the most favorable condition and
resumes his practice this morning in
high spirits.
Eugene Crosby. brother of David
r. Crosby who has been in the city
all week. left last night for his home
at Hinsdale. Ill. Harry Crosby.
nephew of the deceased. who lives at
Chicago departed for home Tuesday
night. The latter is travelling
auditor of railroad company.
While in Denver Tuesday. Charles
Clarke. district agent of the Mutnal
Life Insurance Company, met the
President of the company. Richald
McCurdy, of New York. and a large
number of other men prominent in
the company employ. MIR. Olarke's
work was highly commended and his
agency ranks among the most thriving
in the west.
The picturesque and impressive
finale of York State Folks.'' that
prettiest of rural plays, has been one
of the marks that has distinguished
it from other country dramas. The
picture of the old organist asleep
before the fireplace. dreaming of the
great organ he has built, while be-
yond is the reproduction of the vision
the maGnificient church scene, with
the great boy choir and the organ
pealing out the strains of Cavalry.
brings to a fitting close one of the
most charmino nlays of this class