The daily sentinel., 1904-10-27

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Weather forecast for SO hours end
ing G p. m. Friday Western Colorado,
fair tonight and Friday.
The school board have made a
levy to Iiquidate the old indebted
ness on the High school building.
Mrs. Claude Cole came down from
Aspen yesterday to be with her hus-
band who is confined in the hospital.
The largest crowd of the week
attended the Catholic fair last night at
the Auditorium. Everybody Lad a
good time.
J. E. Mathews. who has been suffer
ing from au injured foot as the result
of stepping on a pail. has about re-
covered from tlIe accident.
AT the opera house tonight, a big
crowd will hear Congressman
shafroth and Mrs. Bradford. Eight
O'Clock is the hour of the speaking.
The W C. 7. U. entertainment at
the Congregational church on Mon
day evening of next week instead of
Friday evening of this week as first
arranged.
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rive this afternoon over tho narrow
guage and win be tho guest of Judge
and Mrs. W S. Sullivan while he re-
mains in the city.
Miss Marian Hines the ropu lar
school teacher. left this morning to
be with her old time friend, Mrs.
David Crosby. Mr.. Crosbys oondi-
tion gradually grew worse during the
night.
! Mrs. @. c. Lamb entertained few
friends last evening in honor OF her
guest. DR.. Wallace of Pennsylvania.
Dainty refreshments were served and
the evening most delightfully spent
by the guests.
The registration books permanently
close this evening. If you have
changed your residence go at once
and have the change made on the books
1t will be too late tomorrow and your
vote will he lost.
Mrs silcox and Mrs Herde.
mothar ana aunt of J. NJ. Silcox, and
Mrs Provost of Pittsburg, Pa.
mother of Mrs. j. II. Gallupe return
ed this morning from pleasant visit
to Salt Lake City.
David Wilson, H. Fl. Reed and
William Moreland of Guthrie Center.
Iowa, who are looking over the valley
with view of locating, spent yes
terdaY in the city greeting their
frien DIS among the Iowa people here.
Senator Z. NJ. Patterson has written
the Chamber of Commerce that he
will take pleasure in aiding the high
line canal project in every way that
is in his power and will write the Sec
retary of Interior urging his early
attention to the matter.
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Mold yesterday but
lived only few hodrs. Private fun
eral yesterday afternoon. The par
ents recently came here from Globe,
Arizona. Mr.. Mold is employed at
the beet sugar factory.
This evening Miss Mary CO. Brad
ford will meet many Grand Junction
ladies at reception to be held in her
honor at the La Court hotel by the
ladies democratic clnb. All ladies
are cordially invited to call between
the hours of seven and eight O'Clock
and ,,,aat Mrs pra1forJ
Messrs. Nate Allen. G. V. Holland
and O. Pavy went up to Whitewater
yesterday morning and came down the
Gunnison in boat. hoping to get a
large number of ducks. Though they
did not succeed in securing much game
they had delightful trip on the river
The Fort Collins business men
have organized Chamber of Com
merce along the lines of organization
employed by the local body A letter
addressed to the local Ohambe states
that the Fort Collins body will assist
the Grand Junction Chamber of Com
merce and others in booming Colorado
Austin Corcoran won the fine centre
piece raffled off last night at the
Catholic fair; Herman HoeIsh won
the ring Other prizes were won
by Miss Alice CosgIove and gentle
man from Littleton. The dance
last night was enjoyed by a large
crowd. mostly young people. Tonight
turkey supper will be served.
g. S. Aldrich was IN the city yes
terday visiting his nephew, King AL