The daily sentinel., 1904-04-27

Several OF the physicians OF thls
city are figuring on purchasing auto
mobiles.
The Women of Woodcraft always
prom Sc good time to all who at
the May Day ball.
DR.. S. H. Kirkbride. presiding elder
of this district. was in the city yester-
day, leaving last night for his home in
Denver.
Tonight will occur the social and
dance of the st. Matthews Guild at
the Auditorium A coed time is PROM
ised all who may attend.
A handsome new concrete sidewalk
has been put down in front and at the
side of A. G. Newton's home on east
Main street, part of it is #. wide.
Sam Block. one of the we'll known
travelling men that make this territory
was a visitor to his friends and custo-
mers. the Messrs Sampliner yesterday
Mesdames Sherman and Ensling out
going passengers last evening on the
RioGrande for Grand junction. where
they go to open up first-class board
ing house. Aspen Democrat.
George B. Campbell. tie clerk at
the postotfice, is an expert in keeping
the lobby of the offie in splendid con-
dition Every morning it is as clean
as a tidy housewives kitchen.
The people of Palisade are feeling
| rooJ ayar tho fact fhat tha fruit prnn
is safe and the indications point to the
largest and hest yield ever raised III
that section of the county.
So far as anyone can Judge from
conditions. the refusal to grant bail
to Meyer presages a complete vindica-
tion of the course of Governor Pea
body.
The Mozart Symphony Club, make
only two stops between Salt Lake City
and Denver; Grand Junction is includ
ed in their itenery, and they will ap-
pear at the Park opera house, Friday
evening, April Goth.
Two tickets are i'll the field at Pali-
SADIE for the first city offices of that
/
tion occurs on Monday. May I'd, and
promises to be lively event in that
thriving little place.
If you want your residence or place
business Numbered. leave your orders
with The Haskell Bill Posting Compa-
ny, or send a postal card with number
of block, lots and street. They will do
the rest and issue a correct certificate,
Rev. and Mrs. r. Sanderson. left
last night for a pleasure trip to tie
Pacific coast. They will visit rela-
tives in Oregon and then go to Los
Angeles, California. where they will
attend the annual conference of the
Methodist church.
The Mozart Symphony Club, of New
York, will he the attraction at the
Park opera house. on Friday evening,
they closing the season of this populal
play house. The Park expects to in
augarate a summer season of popular
priced attractions, several attrsctioni
having been engaged.
Sheriff w. G.. Struthers was up al
Cameo and Palisade yesterday on bus
mess He returned late in the evening
and j. II. Gallupe, Deputy assessor
came home with him. riding i'll OIL
horseback. Today Mr.. Gallupe doe
not feel very much like calling upoI
people for the filling out of tax sched
ules and he is taking his meals stand
ing up.
Yesterday was the s5th anniversar'
of Odd Fellowship in America. Th
\ event was duly celebrated by th'
thousands of three-link member
of the Oldest and best secret orders il
existence. 1t is founded upon beau
tiful sto~y of the Bible. With such
foudation no order for the uplifting
of humanity can fail.
j. A. McLhen. sold today to Mr.
Havliand, of Oklahoma ranch nea
Fruita; consideration So. $50. An,
also to Mr.. Griffin, of Ohio a rancl
joining the town site OF Fruita; con
3 sideration $4,000; and to Miss Connel
ly, of Nebraska. a ranch near Fruit
vale; considerations 5000. All of thes
these people are we'll to do people an
\ will make their homes in this valley
. Mrs. Mary a. Mahoney, formerly
nurse at the Miners hospital at Tellu
u ride, has sued San Miguel county an
the d. and r, G, Ry. company TO
n $40. 900 damages. She left Tellurid
: some time ago and went to Montrose
: When she attempted to return to th