The daily sentinel., 1904-09-13

The republicans will have their
campaign headquarters over the Loef- |,
er tailoring establishment.
The delegates to the republican
state convention left last night over
the Rio Grande. There was pretty
full delegation.
Mrs. Logan and daughters will
leave tomorrow for ST. Louis to attend
the Fair. After Christmas they
will return to Colorado Springs to
make it their future home.
The county central committee of the
democratic party has secured quarters
over the grocery store of Wadsworth
& Son. The rooms will be repapered
and furnished and active operations
for a campaign begun at once.
The maximum temperature yester
day was So degrees. The weather
| forecast for SO hours ending p. IN.
Wednesday: is fair tonight and We'd
nesday: cooler tonight. with frost in
high districts. Special frost warning.
Walter Walker. who for the past six
months has been connected with the
Herald. of this city, will assist in the
local work of The Sentinel. Mr..
Walker is young man with newspaper
experience and is gentleman who
has made many friends, since he
came to RESIDE in this city from his
home in Kentucky.
Asa o. Arnold was divorced from his
wife Hattie Maud Arnold. in the coun-
ty court before Judge Sullivan. yester-
day afternoon. There were three
causes of action charged in Arnold S
plea for divorce. but they were all
dropped. save the one of cruelty and
ON these grounds Arnold received his
divorce from his wife.
While at work on the excavation
of sewer tench yesterday afternoon.
Calvin Harris narrowly escaped very
serious injury. The side wall of the
trench caved in aud caught him AMI
when rescued from his position it was
found his collar bone was broken and
shoulder blade fractured, which in
jury will lay him up for ten days or
so.
There is to be given grand masqu-
rade ball at the Auditorium next
Tuesday night September 20th. to
open the season at that house of en-
joyment. The ball will be governed
By the management of the house.
which has sent for the hest costumes
ever brought to this ely for the event.
The date is the 20th, Tuesday night
next.
Capt ". F. Noble, the chairman
of the democratic county central COM
mittee arrived in the city last evening
bag and baggage and is ready to meet
the enemy. Headquarters will be Sc
cured at once by Capt. Noble for the
use of the central committee and also
as club room during the campaign.
A very vigorous campaign will be
begun and continued by the democra-
cy until the day of election.
@. E. Slocum recently received
scme specimens of Fruit from E. b.
Lutes, relative at Grand Junction,
Colo Among the apples was one
which weighed % ounces and was 10
inches in circumference. The apple
came from the orchard of Mr.. Spen-
Ger. the originator of the seedlsss APP
pie. Mr.. Slocum has our thanks for
a fine one of this variety. The Van.
dalia Mo. Mail
Edward Thurner. in advance of
Ralph Stuart, in the Right of the
Sword, is in the city in the interests
of the appearance of this splendid com
pady. There will be no company this
season of higher standard than the ono
to appear in this CITY on the 10Th to
open the season at tho Park. Mr..
Thurner has often come to Grand
Junction in the past. He was in adj
vance of the great Hermann. the uncle
of the present one. in his first appear
ance in this city. He is just the same
large and jolly advance man as of yore.
The sun has just traversed its we'll
beaten course adown the Grand the
only outlet in fact which it could
find in that direction, which doubt
less accounts for it always taking it.
stopping only at Grand Junction to
take good night kiss from those eel
lbertas" some of whom were here yes
terday. (This may account for those
sunkissed girls at Grand Junction, we
don't know when the Glenwood band
came forth to put the nightcap on a
full day and put it to bed TO sleep off