The daily sentinel., 1904-12-19
THE LOCAL NEWS.

Salmon, founders and catfish just
received at Ocean Wave.
Watch Arthur's Big Front win
dow-Display Changed Daily.
The High School Record will be is.
sued this week by The Sentinel.
Sweet. sour and dill pickles at
Ocean Wave E. and o. Co., 3I7 Main.
A great many country people have
been in town today doing Christmas
shopping.
John Evans. state organizer for the
NJ. b. A. will spend the holidays
with his family in Pueblo.
Nearly every store has engaged an
extra force of clerks for the closing
days of the holiday season.
The next dance of the Mesa Club
will be given at the Auditorium ON
the evening of December Goth.
Buy your Christmas handkerchiefs
at The Fashion. Handkerchiefs not
damaged going at big discount.
B. n. Bancroft and wife rode down
from Palisade Saturday night to assist
in organizing Grand Junction Lodge,
No. 1886, NJ. B. A.
Miss May Weir arrived yesterday
from Colorado Springs, where she is
attending college, to spend the holi.
days with her parents.
Miss Olive Hensel, who has been
teaching in the high school at Fruita
has resigned her position to take effect
on the first of the year.
Don't forget that we are selling
toys, dolls and Christmas novelties at
greatly reduced prices. 1877 4th St, 4
doors south of the postoffice. ]. G.
Lewis.
]. W. Clary, the Fourth street
barber is still unable to hold down
his chair in the Clary and Allen shop
Mr.. Clary has been recuperating for
three weeks.
Bryant, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs McHuRh is very ill at the Nc
Hugh home on North Sixth street.
The little fellow is suffering from
heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. White enter
tain at their beautiful home on North
Seventh street IN honor of their guest.
Miss Burns. The reception will prove
a most delightful affair.
"a.
man. has his Den more attractively
arranged than ever and he has beau
tifnl collection Of holiday goods. CON
sisting of books and rare novelties.
E. O. EgRleston, representing the
Mutual Life Insuranc company of
New York, who until recently was
engaged in ranohing near Fruita LETT
Saturday for the Paonia county TO
write insurance.
Instead of the regular Sunday
School service yesteday morning at the
Methodist church, a historical review
of the Sunday school and Its work was
ade. Senator Il. DeLong delivered
an address reviewing the twenty
years history of the Sunday School.
Frank Schwalbaoh. the Grand
junction surveyor, assisted by j. H.
Vanderpool. was employed during the
week in laying out the cemetery
ground. The cemetery will hereaf.
ter be in charge of the Odd Fellows
and Woodmen organizations s-DeBeque
Bugle.
The funeral service of Miss Adeline
Burdette took place this morning at
nine O'Clock at st. Joseph's Catholic
church. Father Conway conducted
the service. The romans were laid
to rest in Orohard Mesa cemetery. A
large number, of friends gathered at
the church to pay last tribute to the
dead.
Ernest O., the five year old son of
a. ID. Edwards. died at an early hour
this morning at the home of the fami. |
ly at 251 Pitkin ave. The funeral
took place this afternoon Mt two
O'Clock from the residence. Private !
interment at Orchard Mesa Gem stery, |
Undertaken Krohn in charge.
The performance of "Uncle Toms
Cabin" given Saturday evening at the
Park opera house was not a very sits.
factory one, There was far too much
doubling up of the characters and
some were very week indeed Little |
Eva was the best character in the
cast. There were some good special
ties. The band was by far the best
feature of the show and it was sxoel- |
lent Only a fair audience witnessed |
the performance.
The law suit that was being heard |
by Judge Sullivan Saturday afternoon
in which the little Sullivan child was
involved. was continued for few |
days to wait the return of Dist. At. |
torny McMullin. Mr.. wedit an, desir-
es possession of the child and also