The daily sentinel., 1904-10-28


]. j. Lumsden Is in New York on
business trip.
Last night the registration books
were permanently closed in this city.
George D. Smith. the contractor.
leaves tomorrow a for visit to the
Worlds Fair.
Now is the time the Bargain House
is the place to get your heating stove.
Prices always the lowest.
Supper will be served from . to
Monday at Auditorium by ladies OF
st. Matthews Guild Supper 35cts.
Weather forecast for 36 hours
ending p. IN. Saturday-western
Colorado fair tonight and Saturday.
DR.. Thadd Parker aud Otto Yeager
went to Silvertop this morning to look
after mining interests in that section.
The second dance of the season
given by the Mesa dancing club will
take place at the Auditorium next
Friday night.
Mrs. W. F. White entertained Mrs
Mary @. O. Bradford of Denver at
dinner last evening. at her nome on
Grand avenue. tses.y. ls1zssa
The high school geology class with
Prof. Cole. went up TO No Thorough
fare canon today to gather informa-
tion regarding their studies.
The editor of The Sentinel is not
nearly SC much worried about Chan
cellor Buchtel's political position as
he will be himself at the conclusion
of the campaign.
The post office department. las not
flied the Chamber of Commerce that
the matter of Parachute changing its
name to Grand Valley will receive
early consideration.
Miss Geneva Stewart of Fruita al
rived in the city last evening and will
probably take position in the local
telephone Office. Miss Stewart has
been in the employ of the company at
Fruira.
Mrs. James Green and two daugh-
ters. Misses Sallie and Nellie. return
ed last night frou the east. They have
been absent many weeks, visiting rel
atives in North Carolina and in other
eastern and southern states.
DR.. II. S. Day has purchased TWO
building lots on East Main adjoiDing
the property of Mrs. Anna Collins
and will erect handsome two story
residence. NJ. G. Wollverton made
the sale. Consideration $500.
The woodmen of the World have
a meeting of their joint committee
composed of Woodmen from this place,
Fruita and Palisade in this city to
nihFt to complete the arrangements
for the rolling on November 18th.
David r. Grosby's condition re-
mains unchanged according to tele-
phone messages received this after
noon from Montrose. The crisis is
expected today. Very little hope of
his recovery is entertained.
Thomas O'Donnell. the eminent
lawyer of Denver. will address the
voters at Fruita Mon. night, October
3lst. and will speak at the opera house
in this city ON Tuesday evening. Mr..
O'Donnell ranks with the best in the
state.
Chancellor Buchtel is advertised to
speak under the aupsices of the Pea
body business mems law and order
league and the address will be in the
interest of the republican state ticket.
1t is not non partisan meeting by
any means.
A splendid program for the muiscal
entertainment at the Congregational
chruch has been arranged by the W.
@. T. u . The entertainment will
be held Monday night. Mrs. Bride
we'll Anderson, widely known singer.
will be the entertainer of the evening
The family of Rev. Miller who fill
ed the pulpit at the Baptist church
last Sunday arrived in the city today
for a few weeks visit. Mr.. Miller is
an excellent Young minister and it is
probable that he will be offered the
pastorate of the church at this place
at the next meeting of the church
officials.
Sunday afternoon at the Presbyter-
ian chruoh the w. G. 4. U. will con-
duct services. Mrs. Kate Bridewell
Anderson will sing and Mrs. j Il.
Weir will discuss the recent W. @.
II. U. state convention and the Y.
NJ. @, A. at Colorado Springs.
P. A Rice will lead the devotional
exercises.
This evening will be the last
evening of the Catholic fair and avery