The daily sentinel., 1904-07-08

Mrs Harry houts anu chiiuIeh arc
visiting in Denver.
A. A. Miller will remodel the
building burned few days ago.
Howard Morrow has accepted nos
ition with I'll Sampliuers as clerk.
Miss Made Van Buren, is assisting
in the Moody Jewelry establishment.
The weather conditions for this
section sre fail tonight and Saturday.
A meeting of the board of directors
of the Mesa County Abts-act company
was held last night.
First class rubber hose, we are over
stocked-You can have same at bar
gain. at Trobitz. the plumber.
A series of gospel meetings will
be held iu the park commencing to-
night, conducted by three ladies.
Miss Rosa o. woodflI, who has
been employed for the past several
months bv the Ladies Emporium, has
gone east
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank l. Lee, who has been quite ser
iously sick the past week is reported
to be much better today.
A social 81 ssion of the Eagles will be
held this evening. a grand time is
promised the members. 1t will take
place in tie Auditorium.
The vault for the new Rich build
ing. to be used by the abstract COM
pany, has arrived and will be placed
in position in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs f. j. Sampliner and
daughter will go to Glenwood Springs
tomorrow for few days. They are
here visiting from Gunnison.
Mrs. A. G. Newton and two daugh-
ters. Helen and Ruth leave for Colds
bys lakes in the near future where
they will spend several weeks.
Ropbert Vorbeck the son of ii. =.
Vorbeck left for camp in the vicIn-
itv of Goldsbys lakes this morning.
Mrs. Vorbeck, his mother lett later
today.
DIR Thadd Parker. of this city. left
this morning over the narrow guage
for Red Mountain. where he and sew
eral other gentlemen of this city have
some mining interests.
Howard Dougdale and b. j. Freese,
the two men chaged with holding up
one, Graham. from Fruita, July 4th,
were dismissed this moning by Justice
Byers, because of insufficient evidence
to hold Il EN-. 1t appsa~s that Gra-
ham was distributing hi, money to
them.
The Thompson Jewelr srd Music
company has made Tor the Anti -Ciga-
aret leagus haudsomse silver badge
with bar attachment. 1t is engraved
and eautifully designed and what is
better the work was all done by the
Thompson establishment. The badge
is to be presented to some one of the
Anti Cigaret league for some work
performed. but what that work is has
been kept profound secret.
There was big meeting of the
Auti-Cigaret league last night at the
Presbyterian church. DR.. Struble
spoke and stereoptican entertainment
given by Cantain Lister. There was
a big attendance. Tomorrow after
noon there will be meeting of the
league at three O'Clock at the Method
list church. The last meeting will he
the big one being arranged for at the
Auditorium Sunday afternoon.
Last night Sherman W. Moody re-
turned from trip up the Gunnison
on fishing outing. He was gone
two days AMI the string brought back
by Gr Moody resembled greatly the
big catches frequently brought TO
this city by NJ. l.. Roberts. his old
employer. whom Mr.. Moody bought
out. There were some good big ones
in the number brought TO tins city
last night, as they were distributed
on paper over the top of the cases
in the store. ready to be distributed
to many of Mr. Moody's friends they
certainly made show of which any
fisherman might be proud.
The Sentinel took al order last night
for 20 900 copies of booklet prospect
Us of the Spencer Seedless apple. The
booklet will contain ten pages and
will be illustrated by eight handsome
cuts of the apples and of the buds.
These prospectuses will be distributed
all over the United States. greatly ad-
vertising the Grand Valley, the home
of the seedless apple. There have