The daily sentinel., 1905-10-23

\ A. V. Craig, of Dragon, is in town
today.
Don't forget the special marsh-
mallow sale at the Elite Saturday.
Many hunters were out on the
I rivers yesterday looking for ducks.
The work of putting in the heating
system in the new Fair block is now
in progress.
Misses Mamie Mckee and Sally
Green spent yesterday at Palisades
with friends
Alr. and Mrs. J. w. Shone and
child, of Telluride, spent yesterday
with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs William s. Wallace
and little daughter returned home
yesterday from Chicago.
/ Mrs. Daniel McNulty who has been
! seriously i'll for some weeks is now
improving in very satisfactory man
ner.
Luke H sperry, the surveyor.
went to Palisade this morning to do
some surveying on coal properties of
[ George Smith.
Sam Douglas and wife and c. d
Halliday and II. NJ. Halliday. of Long
Island, Kansas, are among the visit
ors in the city today.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Dalsem will re-
gurn Friday from their bridal tour,
which includes points of interest
througuout the west
Our plumbing work is up to date
and our prices low. That's what puts
us ahead of the game. Why not let
us estimate with you?
The trains for the west are
heavily loaded nearly every day as
hundreds OF eastern people are tax
| ing advantage Of the low excursion
rate to California
A large number of Palisade and
| Fruita people and others from the
surrounding country are expecting to
attend the performance of "The Pit"
this evening at the opera house.
To further the fame of Our OWN
Make f0cent marshmallows we will
sell 100 pounds at % cents per
pound Saturday. One pound only to
each person. Spaulding, the down-tO
date.
The rain that fell during the early
hours of the morning was very re-
freshing and did much good The
sun broke through the clouds about
seven O'Clock and made the day an
ideal one.
Are you buying your bread. cakes
and pies at the Progress bakery? If
/ you are not you should do so for the
quality is the finest. Fresh fruit al
ways on hand. Prompt attention to
all orders.
d. & r. c. Pullman service is the
| best. One car is put onto train No.
6 at GAG pm. every night. Return
! ing from Denver on train No. 8. Re
serve your berths at the depot. s
C. Hum, agent.
The water was turned off early
/ yesterday afternoon until sometime
/ during the night in the north heastern
part of the city. This was necessary
i'm order to connect the new mains
on Chipeta avenue which were laid
last week.
The first dance of the series of
ten dances to be given by the Mesa
Club Will take place at the Auditor
ium on Friday night OF this week.
The officials Of the club settled upon
that date Saturday. Those who eN-
pect to attend are anticipating a most
pleasant time.
The Christian Science church has
been placed in position on the lots
at the corner of Seventh street and
White avenue. The task of moving
so large a building intact from First
street has been big one and no lit
Tie trouble WAS encountered to cover
the six blocks, the distance il was
moved.
Walter Wilhelmy returned yester-
day from business trip to Denver
and Leadville where he has been con
sulting with capitalists Interested in
! the Grand Junction Brewery propo-
sition. The outlook for the early
starting of work on the plant is very
favorable. Mr.. Wilhelmy viii leave
this week for Vernal
Russell Miller, the ten-months-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin r. Miller,
/ died yesterday morning at eight o.
clock at the home on West Main
street after a short illness. The
funeral services will be conducted
from the house at 1870 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. Rev. Hanson of
the German Lutheran church will
have charge of the services. The in
terment viii take place at Orchard
Mesa cemetery, Undertaken Gourley
in charge.
This morning the Denver Uuiver-
sity foot ball team passed through
the city en- route home from Salt
Lake CITY where they met the boys
of the University of Utah Saturday
afternoon. The Denver boys put up
a hard game but lost to the salt
Lakers on score of "a to 6. The
absence of j. Il. Webb, the right
guard. who is i'll in this city. was
greatly felt by the Denver team. The
game was a good one and was witness
sed by several thousand people.
Last night Wilton Lackaye, the dis
NAhEhlNAAtAA tANApA anu MS hANn AAAAA lltAlN
arrived in the city from Salt Lake
City. and will be seen this evening at
the Park opera house in a magni-
ficent production of "rhe Pit" The
leading members Of the company are
guests at the Grand and La Court
hotels. An immense scenic equip
ment is carried by the company The
sale of seats has been very heavy
though there are many seats left yet
and crowded house will witness the
\ performance
The funeral of Mrs Ed Freemeyer
I which took place yesterday afternoon
/ in Palisade was the largest funeral
u held in Palisade In many months
] The services We're held at the Method
I ist church. conducted by Rev. King.
The church could hardly hold the
great gathering of friends assembled
I to pay a last tribute to the deceased.
/ Undertaken \. l.. Gourley had charge
of the interment which took place
] at tha pnIigada ppmptprV Mrs FREQ