The daily sentinel., 1905-02-24

Charles witshell left last night for
a trip to his old home in Iowa.
R D. Wood of DeBeque is In town
today looking after business inter
ests.
The woodmen of the World held
meeting last night which was well
attended.
Mrs Cora Miller of Salt Lake City
is the guest of friends at this place
this week.
w. o. Williams and C. D. Free
man of Delta, well known here, are
in town today.
The front of NJ. H. Loefler & Co.'S
store has been very attractively
painted in white this week.
| c. C. Compton, travelling freight
agent of the Denver & Rio Grande,
is in town looking up business for
the road.
All arrangements have been com
pleted for the dance of the Mesa
Club to be given this evening at the
Auditorium.
Five young men began the work
of canvassing the town Monday for
the city directory a Salt Lake firm ex-
poets to publish.
julius Byers, the young man whose
leg was amputated Wednesday. is
still in a very serious condition, but
improvement is noticeable
John Browninsie and ]. NJ Nc
Laohlan, well known business men
of Aspen, were in town yesterday af-
ternoon, leaving this morning.
The officers of the Woman's Re
lief Corps are holding meeting this
afternoon and completing arrange
ments for a big open session.
If you want your horse to look fat
and shiney, feed him little molas-
ses each day. Sugar factory has
large quantity on hand at a low fig
ure.
l. T. Blain of the Unaweep canon
came down last night and will spend
several days here. He is Interested
in mining properties in the Una
weep.
The ladies' of the Christian church
will give a home-cooked food sale
at the Crown Furniture store Sat
urday, February 25. from l pm. to
pm.
Nearly SEQ was netted by the La
dies of the Maccabees on the supper
they served at the ball of the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Firemen We'd
nesday evening.
The First Bank of Fruita opened
for business only a few months ago
and now has nearly 200 depositors.
The institution is doing most sat
isfactory business.
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce meet tonight in regular
session at "Ye Bookman's Den" A
full attendance is desired as import
ant business is to be discussed.
The next number of the lecture
course will be given on the evening
of March s. The attraction will be
the famous Redpath Concert Com
pany. one of the star numbers of the
course. 1t is a musical and liter
airy organization of the greatest mag
nitude.
Last night the auction sales that
have been attracting big crowds to
the Sherman w. Moody jewelry house
were concluded. During the week
the sales were in progress a great
amount of goods was disposed of at
low prices. Moody's sales are always
satisfactory to the buyers.
S. F. Duree. the well known ranch
left this morning for Colorado
Springs en- route east on his extend
ed trip noted by The Sentinel some
days ago Mr.. Duree will be pas
senger on the special train that will
carry the Colorado delegation to the
Inauguration of President Roosevelt.
He will visit many eastern cities.
w. S. Wallace, secretary OF the
High Line Irrigation Association. has
been notified to make his report to
the Secretary Oh tne interior Dy Marcn
1. In order to make this report as
favorable as possible all land holders
are urged to get in their subscrip-
tions for stock at once. This is very
important and should not be neglect
ed. Call at the offices in this city
and you will be waited upon prompt
ly.
Wednesday evening at s o'clock at
the residence of Justice Byers, Chas. |
C. Macarthur of Grand Junction, and |
Miss Annie L. Williams of White
water were united in marriage. Jus
tice Byers pronounced the ceremony |
The bride is well known in the |
Whitewater community and is a very |
attractive young lady. Mr.. Near
thur has been employed in the city |
for some time. They will reside in
the city.
Robert Weismann. superintendent