The daily sentinel., 1904-11-05

Nlelb TO CdlU ldhe OlbJ-
i Mrs. Chapman. the milliner, has
been i'll for several days
The chamber of Commerce directors
held a meeting last night.
The new arc lights will be ready
for service about Nov. Goth.
J. p. Dale and George Crabell of
Delta arrived in the city today.
Arthur Nettle. popular young
railroad man left yesterday for Reno.
Nevada.
Parker Bartue and Mrs. l.. E.
Cody of Gypsum were visitors in the
city yesterday.
H. G. Ballard, we'll known cIti-
zen of Thomson, Utah, spent yester-
day in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave vollmer leave
Wednesday of next week for trip to
the Worlds fair.
The East End Whist club will be
entertained this evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Buren,.
The total fruit shipments made by
the local association will pass the 500
mark before Monday.
Miss Ethel Griffith has returned
from her extended visit to eastern
friends and to the Worlds fair.
Attend the carnival tonight. 1t
will be your last opportunity as the
engagement closes this evening.
Miss Elizabeth Wilhelmv arrived
last night from Boulder and will re.
main in the city until after the cleo
tion.
A handsome new terrace will be
erected by N. N. Smith just east of
his big 1oomipg house. The work
began this week.
Mex Tuesday night is the regular
meeting night of the city council but
it is probable no session will be held
on account of the election.
f. A. Franklin the genial and pop
ular representative of the Peters Pa
per company is in the city today
greeting his customers today.
Numerous persons who are out of
home today and tomorrow and Mon
day in order to be here to vote.
The High School is preparing for q
big foot ball game and basket ball
game to be given at the fair grounds
Oh Nov. 18th. The local team will
play Delta.
A large congregation was out to
hear Rev Andrews at the Methodist
church. The evangelist is an inter
esting talker, Good singing at every
service.
The republicans are furnishing tran
sportation home to boys and girls in
College who can vote on Tuesday,
provided of course they vote the re-
publican ticket.
Election returns from every point
of the United States will be received
and read at the Royalty Club tuesday
night and Wednesday. Also returns
from the city and county.
The Woman's Relief Corps serve
election day dinner at the auditorium
instead of the Women of Woodcraft
stated last night in the Sentinel.
Good dinner at IA reasonable price.
Attorney David of North Platte.
Neb is in the city. He was called
here by the death of his brother. Mr..
Davis visited she valley in June.
He will probably locate here. He is
said TO be an excellent lawyer.
The democrats will hold meeting
at DeBeque tonight Local speakers
from here will go up to do the speak
ing. A meeting will probably be
held at Fruita Monday night though
no definite plans have as yet been
made.
Reliable young man, experienced
In baching, chicken and ranch work,
wishes place for reasonable remunera-
ton. prefers part study time, would
take light delivery collecting, or care
of furnace. References. Address
Alex ]. Douglass. Y.M.C.A.. Dem
yer, Colo.
A great crowd was on the carnival
grounds last night Every show was
we'll patronized. The shows were all
open this afternoon and the attendance
was fair. Tonight will be the last
night of the carnival in this city aud
the attendance will probably be larger
I this evening than on any evening
during the week. The shows have
pleased the people and should the
Southern Carnival company come this
s way during warmer weather they
: would play to immense business all
! the week From Grand Junction