The daily sentinel., 1904-10-05

The opening day of the big Kirlin
bankrupt sale WINS a hummer.
Miss Ella G. Morris is home from
a visit to Kansas and St. Louis.
The Fair store will be closed on
Thursday afternoon from one until
five.
Tho COUNTY Offices will be closed
Thursday and Friday afternoons Of
this week.
The Housely pine organ recital.
will he repeated this evening at the
CONGREGATIONAL church.
George L. HardenberR. the we'll
known engineer, has resumed his
duties after long absence.
Hon. Porter B. Plum. democratic
candidate for district attorney, is
among the visitors of note.
Miss Lizzie P. Ness. who has acted
as nCrse here for several months, left
last night for Salt Lake city.
Hon. Joseph Maupin of Canon city.
candidate for congressman on the
democratic ticket, for the second con-
gressional ticket, is in the city.
The streets have been crowded all
day. Hundreds OF visitors came in last
night aud on todey's trains. Great
delegations are expected from various
points tomorrow.
a fine line of shoes can be seen if
you cal at Graham's He only car
les the Sharood shoe in fine dress
shoe, but has any kind you want for
a heavy shoe.
Make your plans TO attend the big
masquerade Dall to be given at the
Auditorium next Thursday evening.
Dancing from o o'colck until one
without intermisson.
Mrs E. G. Morris returned yester.
dav from a visit to the st. Louis ex-
position. She was out of the city
several weeks and had a most delight
ful trip.
Hon. Alva Adams, democratic nom-
luce for governor. arrived on No 3.
ACCOMPANIED by Messrs s N. Wheel
or and w. f. White the future COVER
nor went out to the fair this after
noon.
Georg Wilson of Ouray, who was
formerly connected in the carly nine
ties with the office force of the Rio
Grande in this city, is a pleasant
visitor Mr.. Wilson is meeting many
old time friends.
Ms. John T. Beuaghton will leave
tomorrow evening to make an extend
d visit with friends and relatives in
AURORA, Neb. she will be accom-
panied y Mis- Rettie Abee, a friend
from Ogden who has heen visiting
here.
The total enrolment at the city
schools at this time numbers 1857.
Fire drills are being practiced in each
of. the school buildings. This is
splendid movement on the part of the
superintendent As result of the
drill the large Lincoln school building
can be entirely emptied of its pupils |
in one minute.
Work was begun yesterday on the
laying out of fine six foot concrete
sidewalk all about the PRESBYTERIAN
church property and approaches.
Besides this splendid Improvement. I
the church and parsonage will be
given two coats of paint. which will
improve the appearance of
the church Drouerty.
Samuel Pskins Pierce. an old time
on the Rio Grand Western
road died this morning at Ogden of
typhoid fever, aged a years. He was
born in New York state and was with
the Rio Graude company for thirteen
years. lie leaves wife and three
children. He was we'll known to all
the "ailroad men of this city.
Glenwood will send a large contin-
gent of her citizens to Grand Junction
tomorrow to attend the fair. Scores
of badges have been issued at that
place to those coming which read as
follows Greeting from Glenwood
Hot Springs to our wide awake neigh.
bors at Grand Junction, - A great
number of Glenwood people are al
ready in the city.
The Eagles have their smoker this
evening at the auditorium. A great
time is anticipated by those who ex-
pect to attend. A splendid program
has been arranged and there will be
plenty to amuse and plenty to refresh.
Some interesting boxing matohes he