The daily sentinel., 1905-03-07
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ing at 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. Leslie Campbell has been
quite iii for several days
Corn fed beef used exclusively at
the Independent Meat Market.
Striped bass, salmon, halibut and
catfish at the Ocean Wave Fish CO.
Isaac Garfield of DeBeque. the
well known oil man, is in the city
today.
This evening Mrs. A. r. Went
worth entertains the Fifth Street
Whist Club.
The law and enforcement party
holds a meeting tonight in the Pres
byterian church.
Oliver Dean, the official stenogra-
pher of the district court, was an
arrival in the city last night.
Mrs. A. X. Sampliner. Mrs. W. c.
Choate and Mrs. H. r. Bull leave
this evening for Denver, where they
will spend several days.
Judge Theron Stevens of the dis
trict court arrived in the city last
night over the narrow gauge and is
guest at the Grand hotel.
The Reds of the Methodist church
are to meet Wednesday night at $3.50
/ O'Clock in the basement of the church
and a full attendance is desired.
Quite number of people from
out of town were in last night to
hear Prof. Clark in his scientific lee
ture at the Congregational church
The Lenten season begins Wed
nesday, March s. and the Ocean
Wave Fish Co. are preparing to sup
ply all the people with nice, fresh
fish.
Prof w. J. Clark. the scientific
lecturer. left the city over the mar
row gauge this morning. He will
deliver his great lecture at Delta and
two or three other points on the
narrow gauge.
Leave orders at once with the
cemetery committee for the irriga-
tion and care of your lot before the
grass and trees are injured for want
of water Do not delay longer, but
place your order today.
Tomorrow evening Joseph Muir
ply, the famous actor, will be seen
at the Park opera house in his grand
odd Irish play, Kerry Cow" A
large audience will see Mr.. Murphy.
as heavy advance sale indicates.
Today the delegation of local
Woodmen of the World left for Bue-
ma Vista. The crowd was composed
of L. l.. Crissman, ]. c. Glassford.
w. NJ. Merrill, j. b. Mann. Peter
Chellius, Bert Sowle and Russell
Johnson.
The best attraction of the lecture
course-the Redpath Recital Com
pany. Congregational church Wed
nesday evening. tomorrow night.
Brought to this city under an enor-
nous guarantee. Single admission
tickets, soc each.
w. II. Morris of Fruita died yes
terday, after a long illness of con
sumption. He was well known in
the lower valley. The funeral will
take place at Fruita this afternoon
Undertaken Bannister sent casket
down at noon today.
Mrs. Anna Selby left last night for
Denver, where she will make her
home with her son, Joseph Selby
Mrs. Selby's departure will be re
GREETED by many friends. She is one
of the oldest residents of Grand juno
tion and is we'll known.
Fred Mantey. the popular saddleryI
and harness man, returned Sunday
from his trip to Redding, Cal Mr..
Mantey says that California is a par
adise of flowers just now. the wealth
er being ideal. Mr.. Mantey's trip
was a short one. He went to look
after some business interests.
Joseph Murphy. the Kerry black
smith in Kerry Cow" with the
great forge and race scenes, and the
pets of the ladies and children. the
trained white carrier pigeons, hut-
tering around the stage, anxiously
awaiting to receive and deliver their
messages, the result of the great
horse race.
Miss White of Kansas City arrived
in the city yesterday at noon and will |
take up her duties as head trimmer
in the Ladies' Emporium, the popu- |
lar millinery establishment. Miss
White is trimmer of the highest |
ability. and for months has been Civ |
ing careful attention to the seasons |
latest creations and styles.
One of the most natural scenes |
ever placed upon the stage is the one |
showing the blacksmith shop in full |
operation, in Kerry Cow which |
Joseph Murphy presents at the Park
opera house, Wednesday, March s. |
The actor makes a horseshoe from
its crude state to its completion in
full view of the audience.