The daily sentinel., 1904-12-27

No. was one hour late this af-
ternoon.
Tonight-wallace Glass Blowers
at Kippe block.
The repair work on the Currie
block starts again this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newport of Salida
were visitors in the city yesterday.
Get in line for our great holiday
bargains. Oriental Tea Co, 81
Main.
Just few dolls and holiday goods
left at your own prices. Oriental
Tea Co.
B. w. Vedder and wife will return
tomorrow from a visit to relatives
in the Plateau valley.
The Ramey Investment Company
today moved back into their old
quarters in the Currie block.
Every property owner in the city
should buy ticket to the iremen's
ball. Monday, January 2.
No holiday was taken Christmas
by the employees of the beet sugar
factory. The factory ran all day.
Twenty Years in States Prison"
| and all the latest moving pictures
at the Glass Blowers. Kippe block.
The fire department extend a spe-
cial invitation to everyone to attend
their grand ball. Monday, January
2.
The dance of the Mesa Club is on
Thursday evening of this week in
stead of Friday evening as stated
Saturday.
A large number of the Saturdays
edition of The Sentinel containing
the George Smith franchise were
sent back east.
Fred Reppey, who is at present
living on the Turner place near Cliff
ton, will shortly after the new year
move to West Virginia.
D. F. Strain will commence the
erection of a fine house in Il few
days for Mr.. Ollie of Pear Park.
MIR. Dillie's family is at present in
Iowa.
Good old-fashioned German New
Years eve dance by the Turner's in
Turner hall, December 81. Admis-
sion soc. Ladies' free. Come for a
good time.
Come to the firemens ball. Mon
day, January 2. You are insured
royal welcome and a good time.
urs Alice -Acterman Dutton ex-
poets to leave Friday for her home
in Meridian. Idaho. after a pleasant
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. II. Alderman of this city.
We wish our patrons a prosperous
and happy New Year; also wish to
state that our entire stock will be
closed out by January at greatly
reduced prices. The Oriental Tea
Co.
Miss Harriet Tobyne, stenogra,
pher in Senator belongs office, tool
the testimony yesterday at the cor.
oner's inquest over the body of Dan,
son, the man who was murdered Al
Cameo.
Capt. w. F.. Chamberlain, presi
, dent of the First National Bank o
Hannibal. Mo, and wife. being OF
their way to California to spend tn,
, winter, stopped over Monday to Sc,
their oldtime neighbor and friend
John II. Hill.
= Firemen's ball, Monday. Januar.
2.
Carpenters are making severa
changes in the interior of the Gour
ley-Platt furniture house this week
The brick work on the new under
taking parlors is completed and tn,
rooms will be fitted up in a mos
handsome manner at once.
The burnt wood cabinet in tn,
window of the Thompson Jewelry 6
. Musci Company store, burnt by Mis-
Glare Thompson. has attracted mucl
attention and has been greatly ad
mried. 1t is certainly an elegan
, piece of pyrographic work.
I AhN " NHhuh Ini
2 merchants and all others who so lib
orally contributed to the success o
the Turner's Christmas entertain
> ment at their hall Sunday evening
l The Turner's fully appreciate tn,
kindness shown by their friends.
Mrs. Jane rye died Saturday ev
ening at her home in the northern
part of the city near the beet sugai
- factory. The funeral took place OF
the afternoon of Sunday from tn,
= residence. Interment at 8 o'clocl
at Orchard Mesa cemetery. Under
taker Bannister in charge. The de
e ceased was about seventy years o
age. Her husband and several chill
dren survive her.
Have you seen the window displa,
, made by the Glass Blowers. Kipp,
block.