The daily sentinel., 1904-11-16

IN the city.
Have your clothes cleaned and
pressed at the Suitorium
The railroad pay car did not arrive
yesterday as expected, but got in to.
day and made the railroad hoys happy.
Mrs. Anna Cotrell and little son
returned yesterday from two weeks
visit to friends and relatives at Salt
Lake City.
W. II. LaCoste. chief clark in the
Lay Nattinger store, left for Denver
last night on business connected with
the store.
Weather forecast for &c hours end
ing p. m. Thursday. Western Col
orado-Fair and colder tonight; Fair
Thursday.
will vollmer returned today from
visit to the Worlds Fair and Dem
yer. He was out of the city nearly
five weeks.
The Ketchum House, 9th and Ouray.
for rent furnished for one year from
January LIST, 1905. See Mrs. H. NJ.
Julian, l4l n. Sd street.
James Brown, John Stewart, Dave
Bennett and Joe Messeuette compos ID
a party OF Castle Gate. Utah people
who spent today in the city.
@. b. LanRdon, pastor of the Free
Methodist church at Delta will preach
at the Colored Church Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of this week All
welcome.
Mr.. Uline, special pension ex-
aminer of Denver was an arrival in
the city yesterday evening and left
this morning for Whitewater on
business trip.
Charles W. Armstrong of Denver,
one of the owners of the Bachelor
mine at Ouray. was a pleasant visitor
this morning leaving over the narrow
Ruage for ouray.
The Russian-Jap war. and over 5000
feet of new and instructive animated
pictures at the Park opera house Sat
urday. Nov. 10Th. Bargain prices
will prevail-l5, %, 30.
The ladies of the Presby terian
church will serve coffee and cake at
their cake sale next Saturday at the
Grand Union Tea Co. on Main be.
tween Fifth and Sixth SITS
John N. Clark, the well known
mining man from Moab. Utah is in
the city on visit Mr.. Clark has
not been here for some time and is be-
ing greeted by many old friends.
Gens Evans. the we'll known Rio
GTande conductor was called to Den
yer last night by Telegram announo.
ing serious illness of his son. He left
over the Rio Grande OF the evening
train.
Miss Rose Vaughn returns today
from Salida were she has been con-
fined in the hospital for several weeks.
She underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis. The young lady returns
home greatly improved in health.
George N. Gray, general agent of
Charles II. Yale's Everlasting DEVILS
Auction company. accompanied by
his brother were visitors of Manager
Haskell of the Park opera house to.
day. The company appears here
shortly.
A most enjoyable time was had last
night at the turkey supper served by
tho ladies of the Baptist church
Over two hundred people participated
in the turkey feast and the receipts
were between $50 and 500 which
goes to the church fund.
Mrs II. I. Lee of Denver. wife of
the senior member of the firm of Lee
q Bunting was an arrival in the city
at noon for the purpose of examining
the new terrace property recently err.
ected by Mr.. and Mrs. Lee on Pitkin.
She will remain several days.
Wendell p Ella. president of the
Mesa County State Bank and Mrs. Ella
returned last night from a visit to the
great fair at st. Louis. They spent
several days with their daughter.
Miss Hazel, who is attending Colorado
College at Colorado Springs on their