The daily sentinel., 1904-11-11
Pencil Chips.

was visitor in the city Yesterday
and today.
Mrs. l.. n. BrDnston and daughter
of Gunnison spent today in the city
with friends.
George Garrison returned last
night from business trip up the
narrow guage.
Water will remain in the Grand
valley canal until Nov. 22d. By order
of the Board of Directors.
Price Mayo is able to be out again
and will resume his WORK il the
Moody Jewelry store Monday.
@. E. Dickson and j. f. Owings
of Leadville are in the city looking
after business interests.
Weather forecast for SO hours end
ing D. IN Saturday. Western Colo
rado-Fair tonight and Saturday :;
warmer.
j. NJ Kennedy left yesterday for
Delta and other points on the narrow
guage in the interest of the Woodmen
of the World.
Mrs. Anna Cottrell aud son, Willie,
leave tonight for Salt Lake City
where they will spend several days
with relatives and friends
J. f. Spencer of the Spencer Seed
less Apple company, left Wednes day
for St Louis to visit the fair. His
daughter accompanied him.
A handsome new delivery wagon
was brought into service this week
by the Excelsior Steam Launrdy. The
laundry is now running two wagons
s. B Hutchinson went to Palisade
this morning in company with some
parties who are contemplating making
Investments in real estate near Pal
isade.
Last night the Silver Trill maudo-
lin club met with Harry Smith on
Hill avenue. The attendance was
large and profitable meeting was
held.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give their annual turkey supper
Tuesday evening Nov. 18th at the
Hammond restaurant building on Main
street.
Frank Guerin, advance agent of
The DEVILS Auction is in town
today. This popular attraction will
appear at the Park opera house at
an early date.
W. E. Gray of the Telluride
Power and Transmission company.
aud Mrs. Gray and Mrs. E. NJ. Bise-
low of Telluride were guests at the
LaCourt hotel today.
The beet sugar factory will proba-
hly resume work the first of next
week. Beets continue to arrive in
car load lots. The factory grounds
are almost entirely covered with
great piles of beets.
James Purcell of the Senate saloon
left last night for Chicago, where
he will join his wife who has been
visiting there. Before returning
home they will visit points in Michi-
gan and the st. Louis exposition.
Former City Marshal, John Allison
and wife are on visit to the city
from Somerset where Mr.. Allison has
been living for the past year. They
are visiting their sons, Lee and Ben
Allison. well known ycuug men here.
Clark a. Woodmansee, former old
timer here. is in town for the purpose
of booming his Eagle publication.
publis ned for the benefit of that or
ganlzation. Mr.. Woodmausee is OBJ
tanning quite number of orders for
the publication from the prominent
Eagles.
Frederick Ireland, reporter U. S.
House of Representatives saws; If 1
WAS fifteen years old again and want
ed to be earning s25, 600 year in
some great business by the time
was thirty, 1 would get into some
managers office as stenographer.
There is no quicker. easier way to
success
A. N. Anderson has been doing
some experimental farming the past
few years and on number of farm
products thinks he has made very
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