The daily sentinel., 1904-12-23


Watch Arthur's Big Front win
dow-DisDlay Changed Daily.
orson Adams returned today from
a short business trip to Leadville.
Miss Bessie Rowley of Glenwood
Springs is visiting friends in the city
today.
John H. Neeley of Richardson. has
been in the city for the past three
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Warner of
Glenwood Springs, are visitors IN the
city today.
Our safety boxes rent for less than
two cents per day. The Grand Valley
National Bank.
The city is being billed today for a
weeks engagement of wallace's group
Of Glass Blowers.
Mitchell, the colored barber. is still
endeavorinR to raise bond of $500
to secure his release.
There were twenty guests at the
Grand, eighteen at the Western and
ten at the LaCourt yesterday.
Several Grand junction railroad
boys went to Denver to attend the
funeral OF Alexander Struthers, Jr.
Miss Edith Krigbaum left today for
Pueblo ON visit to friends and rela-
tives. She will be absent several
weeks.
Miss Phoebe Norinne returned to-
day from Greeley where she is attend
in college and will spend the holidays
at her home.
Master Bridge Builder, Brown,
and his force of workmen are still in
the city making soundings for the site
of the new depot.
The Woodmen of the World and
the Women of woodoraft will hold a
joint installation of officers in the
first week in January.
The change this morning in the
weather was acceptable to all. The
Young people are in hopes that big
snow will fall tomorrow for Christmas
eve.
Another pleasant evening was
spent at the bowling alley by crowd
of young people last night. Some ex-
cellent scores were made by the young
ladies.
Arthur's windows have perhaps at
tracted as much attention as any of
the pretty Christmas windows to be
seen this week The arranpement is
changed every day.
For comfortable shave, go to
Olary and Allen. the Fourth street
BARRIERS. Service strictly modern.
Compressed air system employed.
Capable and courteous workmen.
Today the last of the great pile of
debris tIken from the Currie block
was hauled away. There was over one
hundred wagon loads of the charred
wood and cinders and ruined furniture.
The entire forty four arc lights,
contracted for by the city. were all
running last night. A few lights re.
mained to Install, after the first lights
were turned on, but all the lights are
now running full blast
splendid display of Grand valley
products has been placed on exhibition
in the fruit stand of S. f. Duree at
the depot. The collection consists of
farm products of all kinds. The ex-
hihit attracts much atteptiou.
This evening at the church in this
city the general meeting of the Sew
enth Day Adventist began in this city
Delegates from various points in the
state will be in attendance. The SER
vices will continue ten days.
II. Il. jackson, a prominent citizen
of the Fruita community, sold his
household goods this week at auction
and left with his family for his old
home in Illinois, near Chicago. Mr..
jackson and his family leave many
friends in the valley.
Complaint was made by teachers in
the school before the county commits
sioners regarding little child that is
in the care of some oolored people in
this oity. The child is an orphan.
The authorities have been asked TO
take up the case and see that the little
one is properly cared for.
For Choice books. including up.to.
date fiction, Christmas Cards, Gal an
dars, Pictures, and things artistic,
call at Ye Bookmau's Den" which
is over the Fair. Should you want a
suitable present for member of Elk
dom. you may have it for cons i'd
GRAFTON, Call and look the good
things over. Tho "Den" is over the
Fair, and is open all hours.
Mrs. RomeyDe billiard. nee Miss
Made Van Buren,. leaves this even ing
for Denver, where she will join her
husband. They will leave that city
at once for points in Nebraska, where
they will visit for several weeks, re-
turning to Denver about Feb. lst.
I pbav will h..s..