The daily sentinel., 1904-10-18
No. 3 vas lwo hours lat todag

TODAY.
ice Swan o. D-geqaa Is in town
TODAY.
r. E R,oaal-on OF D l.A is ia
Tho cify ;alay
Yrs. mccarthy OF Ho,chEiss is a
visitor iu thec3ty.
Thomas Iiler of Helper 10 speu5-
ing fAe day IN rha etv.
Miss aaau a. tlopiro-e is yist-
irH friends III tn aas
j rHzr aut o n-unson of
F. Ganaison aro iu 'oTu today.
n perton of p.I.saie les a.tenas d
90 Des.ua in tHe eity tiav-
r. 81 Bus uil cf ruurids was
.n town yes-reaf ead todur.
NJ q woo~oa, ,ha aai e.m,c
ma1. speHt tHe day n' Fruita.
Flovd Myers j. YES Tomorrow for a
/ trim to Jha 81. Louis opposition.
Iume- j. Grout and u. ID. Seward
. of salica nre among tho v.4i,or in
/ the eity.
/ Edaor A. Tdt5u leaves tonight for
( Gleue ODD 90 attend tne Graad Lodge
/ T. C. o. IT.
George %. Buru7 Of Ms Morris,
Is &. Us sueudIng the week nl Grand
Jnuctiou.
C Is. Rich is IN and confined TO
his room. lie Is tlrenteued with
pneumonia.
Cariares arc cat tolay carving
Unregistered voters 90 5ho court house
TO &c registered.
Alvin Buchliu. tile hardware man,
is still eonfiued to his room suffering
from Rheumatism
Prot ]. B. Boyer is i'll at bis home
on North Seventh street He is suTor-
ing from severe cold.
". NJ. r. Alton has opened MP
tailoring establishment on Main street
near Judge sweney's Office.
St. Matthews Guild will serve
O'Clock supper with a dance follow
ing all nallow cen night Oct. 3lst.
Secretary Fisher of the fair associa.
tion has been suffering from slight
attack of illness the past three days
The headquarters OF both the DEM
ocratic aud republican clubs are well
filled by enthusiastic partisans every
II ght.
The registration has boon heavy
today Every domoarat should see
that his or her name IS on the regis
tration.
Horace 7. DeLong went to Fruita
today aud this evening will install
the new officers in the Masonic lodge
of that place.
]. II. Cady who camc to this city
Cor his family and will make this
place his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin A. Brown of
Wilmington. Vermont, are visitors
III the city. Mr. Brown is brother
of Mrs. Fred II. Newton.
This session of the district court
is an extremely quiet one as far as
attendance is concerned. Very few
ranchmen are in attendance.
Tho sugar beet factory starts to-
morrow Beets are now coming in
in great quantities. The factory is
now a scene of great activity.
Elizabeth Morgan and John Goldbsy
were united i'll marriage in this city
Yesterday. The groom is from White
water. and the bride is from this city. |
The name of the restaurant owned
by Mrs Bennett on Fourth street has
been changed. 1t will ba known as
the Little Gem. Instead of the
Metropolitan.
The young ladies sewing society of
the Catholic church met with Miss
Laura vollmer last evening There
was large attendance and much work
was accomplished.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. T.. BeNleT left
last night for an extended eastern
visit. They will spend sometime at
the st. Louis exposition and will visit
relatives in Michigan and Ohio
The social labor people of the city
are arranging for big meeting the
night of Tuesday, October 25th, when
CorreGan, their candidate for presi-
dent, will speak at the auditorium.
From the tenor of the dispatches
there is great difference in the