The daily sentinel., 1904-10-10

Mrs SaraI Hall, mOtner OF MrS. >.
G McMullun. left for the east last
night.
The new Sunday school room will
be in readiness before the month is
passed.
The new furnace was brouhgt into
service at the Methodist chruch yes
terdny.
Frank Kirlin left Saturday for his
old home IN Iowa where he will reside
in the future.
Warnings for light frost tonight
were issued by local Weather Bureau
office this morning.
DIR. and Mrs N S. johnson return
ed yesterday from their trip to st.
Louis and other points.
Special communication of Mesa
Lodge No. 90 Tuesady evening at 80
sharp. Work in E. A. degree.
John McRav, an old time Glenwood-
lite, who has been spending the past
week in this city. leaves for his home
tonight.
@. A. Baker, popular engineer on
the Giapde has removed from Aspen
to this city and will make his runs
from this place in the future.
j. W. Bucklin and family leave in
few weeks for California where
they will spend the winter, returning
late in the spring of next year.
Miss Rose CLARK, who is engaged in
missionary work, filed the pulpit at
the Baptist church Sunday evening.
delivering an address to large audi
ence.
A song service was held at the
Presbyterian church yesterday after
noon by tile Y NJ @ A The attendance
was good and an Interesting program
was carried out.
d. K. florence returned to Glen
wood Saturday after spending few
days in this city with his family
Mr.. florence has been employed in
Glenwood for some weeks.
Thursday evening of next week the
Hungarian Court Orchestra will ap.
pear in this city. as the second num-
ber of the lyceum course 1t is an
attraction of the highest class.
Congressman H. NJ Hogg, Miss X.
L. Craig and j. B. Belford viii be
the sneakers at republican meeting
at the opera house tonight. A quartett
composed of local men will sing dur
ing the evening.
Weather forecast for 36 hours end
ing 6 D. M. Tuesday; Western Colora-
do, fair tonight. with light frost;
Tuesday. partly cloudy and warmer.
Light frost in exposed places was OBJ
served this morning.
In several of the pulpits yesterday,
the management of the fair was rouno-
ly scored for opening the grounds
Sunday and conducting races. Protests
were also made as to the religious
gatherings of the day.
Things have been very quiet in the
city today when compared with the
days of last week Nearly all. If not
all, of the out of town visitors have
departed for their homes. Very few
strangers were in the city last evening
Capt Gallagher and Capt. Case
of the Salvation Army, are in the city
and will hold sevices on the streets
i !. . Ia 4 Ill, Al
gentlemen conducted a service at the
Methodist church. a great congIega-
tion was present. Capt. Gallager
spoke of the work of the Salvation
Army and rendered several beautiful
solos. Capt. Case delivered short
but a very impressive sermon. The
Young men are earnest workres in the
great cause of Salvation.
Dan Carpenter accompanied by his
mother and two sisters. Queenie and
Minnie, returned this morning or
number four from Los Angeles and Or
ange, California, where they have re-
sided since the last of March They
expected to stay permanently in Cali
fornia but they were not pleased with
that state and liked Grand junction
far better and decided to return. Mr.
Carpenter states that the fruit IN that
state is so far interior to the Grand
Valley product that there is hardly any
room for comparison. The Grand
Valley is good enough for them and
they will take up their residence i'm
mediately.