The daily sentinel., 1904-12-24
Six pages today.

TOR tonight.
Miss Estelle Jenny left last night
for Salt Lake CITY to visit friends and
relatives during the holidays
The Congregational Sunday School
will enjoy their Christmas tree and
entertainment tonight at the church.
The snow of last night melted rap
idly this morning and left the streets
and sidewalks in very dirty condi-
tion.
Found-Lady's pocket book. own
er can have same by calling at this
flee, proving property and paying for
this ad.
The Knight Templars of the city
will hold their annual Christmas en-.
tertainment Monday morning at ten
O'Clock.
L. d. S. services at Court house
Sunday School at 1C 80 a. m. Preach
ing at : 80 m. All are cordially
invited.
Miss Addie Crane of Collbran. who
is attending the high school here.
left today for her home to spend the
holidays.
Weather forecast for SO hours end
ing D. m. Sunday. western Colova-
do. cloudy tonight and Sunday. with
local snow.
]. A. McLuen. the real estate man.
took party of new arrivals out over
the valley this morning on trip of
inspection.
Prof. johnson, principal OF the
Collbran schools, arrived in the city
today and will spend the holidays
with his family.
The Rialto Cafe on Colorado ave.
nue. seems to be enjoying a good pat.
ronage. The restaurant was opened
olnT last week
Miss Elizabeth wilhemy arrived
home from Boulder where she is en-
ploysd in the college. to spend Christ.
mas with her relatives.
Max Buckley, who is attending the
School of Mining at Golden arrived
home yesterday to spend the holidays
with relatives and friends.
Six panes of plate glass were put in
position in the windows of the Fash
ion store today. replacing those de-
stroyed in the recent fire.
Today it was decided to hold no
meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Club tomorrow afternoon. The next
meeting will be held January 1sI.
Arthar Currie arrived home today
frcm Boulder. where he is taking a
law course. He will spend the com.
ing week at his home in this city.
A number of teachers in the schools
outside of the city had entertainments
last evening at the school houses
Large crowds were out at each place
Seventeen real estate transfers
were recorded in the county clerks
office last week. This weeks report
will show about the same number of
transfers.
NJ. H. Loeffler and Co. extend to
all their friends and patrons, the
very best wishes for merry Christ
mas and happy aud very prosperous
New Year.
There weren't score of people on
No. today. the passenger traffic
is extremely dull today and will be
tomorrow. People are all at hom g
for Christmas.
A large number of Grand Junction
people attended the exercises at the
Fruitvale school last night. The
crowd at the entertainment numbered
over three hundred.
great many Grand junction peo-
pie left the city last night and to-day
for other points in the state or in
Utah, to spend the holidays with
friends Or at former homes.
Miss Erickson will entertain
party of young friends this evening
at dinner at her home No III First
street. The occasion will prove a
delightful one for the fortunate guests
The United States Inspector of Sur
veys is expected to arrive here in
few days for the purpose of inspecting
the survey work done BY A. j. Nc
Cune in the little Book Cliff last sum-
mer.
The Baptist Christmas entertain
ment will take place tomorrow even
ing at the church. A series of appro-
pirate stereoptican views will be Civ
eu and a talk delivered by Rev. Miller
the pastor.
The closing day of the holiday
trading season has been great one.
The streets have been crowded with
Christmas buyers all day long and
the shopping will continue until
very late hour tonight