The daily sentinel., 1904-01-22
Local Links.
80. 4 was three hours late.

on IuesuaY.
Harry Malcolm was down from tie
Unaweep this week.
". d. Davies and sons are painting
the new hall on Rood St.
Frank Gentry is again clerking at
the railroad grocery store
First class hack always in readi
ness. Telephone lo4 Junction.
The Eagles have signed a lease for
the use of the Elks handsome lodge
room.
Mrs G. L. Huntington leaves for
Rife in the morning where she and
the children will reside.
Rev f. F. Walters was called to
| Coffeeville Kansas this week by the
serious illness of his father.
NJ. M Detch formerly district
court stenographer, is now in Califor-
mia for the benefit of his health.
Lack of rain and scarcity of food
for stock is causing heavy losses to
stockmen in southern California.
g. H. MAYO, formerly in the lumber
business in Grand Junction. is now
located at Gleason. near Durango.
5sheriff William G. Struthers is
home from Cannon City, where he
took two prisoners few days ago.
e. WilIet Ferris an elderly gentleman
interested in spiritualism. is reported
sick at his room on lower First street.
There is great grief in Adams
county. this state The county court
house together with the records were
burned.
Mrs. A. r. and Mrs. J. NJ. Sampli-
ner arc entertaining at an afternoon
today at the homes of the ladies, cor
ner of 18th and Ouray.
W. G. Mack. popular young
brakeman ON the r. G. W has bought /
a nice little home on Gunnison avenue
into which the famil;y will move in
the near future.
The Star Laundry is thoroughly
prepared to do all kinds of family and
commercial laundry Phone 1872
black, and bundles will be callea for
aud delivered. Work satisfactory.
Herman Ziemsn and Son finished
filling their large ice house last night |
with a very fine quality of ice. Mr. |
Zieman states that the ice is better |
quality than he has put up in long
time.
A good fall of snow at Montrose
during the past several days has made
the fruit growers and stockmen of that
section of the western slope feel iubi-
liant. Something similar is needed
in the famous Grand valley.
On account of the heavy snow
storms and drifts in the eastern states
trains are being blockaded and traffic
on many lines has been suspended
Isn't it grand to live in a country
where it seldoms SHOWS and rain is a
novelty.
Wednesday, January 27th. the an
nual grand mask ball of the Turner's
takes place at their hall. Masked
parties fifty cents; spectators twenty
five cents. The cake is on exhibition
at the Star bakery. Costumes will be
for rent at Turner hall few DAYS be-
fore the grand ball.
II. b. Kooser, general agent of the
Missouri Pacific railroad. was notified
alt lot
itorial association had selected the
Missouri Pacific as the official route
to the Worlds Fair. About lI5 men,
bars of the association have signified
their intention to attend the exposi-
tion. There was strenuous competi-
tion among the roads for the traffic.
The lovers of farce comedy will
have their inning Saturday. Jan. %,
when 1.-Two Married Women" the
hilarious farce comes to the opera
house with n cotrie of comedians,
singers and pretty girls. This piece
is best described as farce with
thousand laughs and the fun Is said
to start when the curtain rises on the
hrst act and stop only when it falls
On the last, This is the first western
tour of this successful comedy aud it
has made fully as good an impression
upon the amusement seekers of the
west as it did in the eastern states
While 1t is not piece depending up
On VAUDEVILLE acts to I'LL out. - this
portion of the program has been well
taken care of and several enti rely new
acts are introduced during I
the action of the farce