The daily sentinel., 1904-10-22


sent to the Industrial School. The
boys have been in Jail here for a
long time.
The social labor party issued today
an edition of their local campaign
paper, 1.-THE Revolutionist. - The
paper contains pictures of all the
local candidates with sketches of
their lives.
Fred Williams. representing the
Knight ht-Campbell Music company Is
in the city and has completed arrange
ments whereby Mrs. ]. R. Sry will
have charge of an agency in this city
at 416 Main.
Property consisting of five lots.
one two room house and one five room
house on south Fifth street has been
purchased by Louis Bonnetier from
Mrs. Wagner. The transfer was made
through E. N. Case.
The town was billed today for the
Southern Carnival company which
will appear here in the city during
the week of Oct. 81. The company
carries nearly three hundred people
and has some excellent attractions.
The civil case, Rhone & Forty VS..
an insurance company. asking that
commission due them as agents, be
paid. is being argued this afternoon
in the district court. Attorney
Wheeler is representing the plaintiffs.
Methodist Sunday school at usual
hour at Methodist church. Morning
preaching service dismissed for the
dedication service at the Congrega-
tional church. Subject of the even
ing sermon, ''Have You registered"
I Prof. ira NJ. DeLong called to
Grand junction by the death of his
mother, left today for his home in
Boulder. Mrs. Shelledy, sister of
Prof. DeLong and her little son. also
returned to their home in Aspen.
Ex-Gov. Charles S. Thomas and
Senator Henry NJ. Teller are two of
the most distinguished democrats in
the state. They speak at the opera
house Monday night. October 24th.
The meeting promises to be a big one.
Three prominent families of
Niles. Ohio. are expected to arriv 9
in this city in few days to make
their home. Messrs. Wagstaff and
CALDWELL. the heads of the two fam
lilies, were here in the summer look
ing over the valley.
A Grand Junction Odd Fellow was
elected to high office in the Colo
RADIO Grand Lodge, l. o. o. Il. at
Grand Herald. Mr.. Chapman has al
ways been very active in lodge work
and the honor is we'll deserved
Rev f. f. Walters is erecting a
new residence ON White street near the
Christian church. He this week sold
the residence he had Just completed
to Mr.. Mattress of Storm Lake. Iowa.
Mr.. Walters expects to have his home
completed by December 1st.
Christian hurch-No morning
sermon. because of dedicatory services
at Congregational church. Sunday
school 9:45 and regular evening ser
vice; theme. "An Abiding City,
The quartet. 'Lovely Zion" will be
sung by mixed voices. c. E. at $3.50
All welcome.
Capt. J. A. Lyons few days ago
sent a box of mammoth blacktwig
apples to relatives at his old home
in Iowa. Today he received letter
from his relatives acknowledging re-
ceipt of the iuit. Owing to tho
enormous size of the apples the Iowa
people were evidently undecided as to
what they were as in the letter they
ask. "What are they? Do they grow
on vines?"
AT the business meeting of the Ep-
worth League held last night at the
Methodist church, officers were elected.
Phedela Rice was made president,
Will Graham. first vice president,
May Agee. 2nd vice president, Mrs.
@. ". Smith, Sd vice president, Miss
Pearl Shores, 4th vice president, II.
j. Teller, secretary. Mamie Campbell
treasurer. U. G.. Ramey. chairman
music committee.
Last night at the home of Rev. T.
F. Walters, the pastor of the Chris
tain church. a pumpkin pie and
weet milk social was the source of
much pleasure for large crowd of
church members and their friends
Games of various kinds were enjoy
ed. pie eating contest created bound
less merriment, and refreshments of
various kinds were served The affair