The daily sentinel., 1905-11-29


Palisade coal-Rlack 1922.
Phone Black 1922 for Palisade
coal.
T. o. Rose and family have moved
/ to the country for the winter.
George Smith left this morning
for his coal mine on Mt Garfield.
Mrs. Ave Burford. of Whitewater,
accompanied by her father. A. bod
gion, is visiting in the city today.
Mrs. NJ. Forty will entertain a
large party of ladies Friday after
noon at her home or East Main street
Mrs. Walter Primrose returned last
night from Salida where she has been
receiving medical attention at the
hospital for the past three weeks.
Fred Shott, Jr., left this morning
for his old home at st. Joseph. Miss
ouri where he win spend the holt
day season with friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. A. r. Sampliner will enter
tain number of lady friends Satur-
day afternoon at her home on North
Eighth street in honor of Mrs. Click
of Crested Butte.
A union Thanksgiving service to-
morrow morning, at the Presbyterian
church, beginning promptly at 1890.
Come and give thanks and sing
Bring an Offering.
Miss May st. Clair. after a pleas
ant visit with her sister, Mrs, ID, X.
Torrance left yesterday for Glenwood
where she will spend few days
with friends en- route to her home in,
bingham, Illinois.
Messrs. Tom" and Jerry" ex-
pect to arrive in the city tomorrow for
visit with old acquaintance and
friends. They will not be adverse to
making new acquaintance. IL is
safe to say that they will be warmly
welcomed by many.
Tomorrow morning at half past
ten o'clock the union Thanksgiving
service will be held at the Presby-
terrain church. A cordial invitation
TO attend is extended to all. Rev.
James A. Becker, Will deliver the ad
dress.
w p. Weaver. who was run down
by train Saturday night, is in very
serious condition, and there is now
grave doubt as to his recovery. The
skull was badly fractured and the in
jured man is delirious the greater
part of the time. He is still at the
hospital.
This morning was the coolest of
the early winter, the minimum tenn
perature this morning was Is de-
greeS. The forecast Tor western Colo
RADIO for the thirty-six hours ending
at G pm, Thursday is fair and not so
cold tonight, Thursday partly cloudy
and warmer.
This morning the Wells Fargo
Office received n consignment of
fine turkeys to be distributed
among the employees of the office.
Every Thanksgiving the Midland
presents each employee who has been
in the service at least six months with
fine turkey for Thanksgiving.
The civil case in which w. C. Boy
err, the contractor. was suing II. p.
Dolan for payment on the building
contract was brought to an end yes
terday afternoon by County Judge
Sullivan rendering a non-suiting de
cision. After hearing the evidence
the court declared that there was not
sufficient grounds for a suit and con-
sequently ordered 1t dismissed and
discharged the jury Boyer had the
contract for the erection of the addi-
ton to the Pastime restaurant which
was erected some time ago. Mr.. Do
Ian refused to make settlement on
the grounds that the addition was en-
tirely out of line with the rest of the
building. Dolan did not furnish the
contractor with a survey of the site
claiming that it was not his duty to
do so while the contractor claims that
such should have been furnished him.