The daily sentinel., 1905-10-11

G. F. ROYAL. of Aspen, was an ar
rival last night.
Old papers for sale at this Office
. . cents per bundle of 100.
G. w. Logan, of LeadYille, Is in
town on short business trip.
Ladies Emporium millinery open
ing and special sale Saturday, Oct
Il.
The merry-go-round people are set
Ting up their machine on the vacant
lots east of the new Fair block.
Ask to see the childrens hosiery
The very finest kind that can't be
beat for the price at the C. v
store.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. 5. B.
Sturtevant will entertain the young
Folks whist club at their home on
Grand avenue.
This evening the city council will
meet in regular monthly session.
There is n large amount of business
10 be given attention.
William +. Payne and family ex-
pect TO leave in a few days for the
east on an extended visit They will
be out of the city about three months.
Thursday afternoon from 2:30 to
$50 o'clock the Ladies Auxiliary of
The o. r. G.. will give a card social
luncheon at 5iiSs hail. All are
% attend and a pleasant time
S guaean'l ed.
A'-r7 on want a good team 20 to
The Bar IN & Plat stable, corner of
Fifth and Colorado, they viii fit you
out in frst-class style. Furniture
moving and transfer work of all kinds
done at a reasonable price.
NOu will get gOOd spryice IL Won
patronize the Barton & Plat livery
and transfer stables. Good horses
and first-class rigs. Heavy trans
fer business made a specially. Prompt
attention to all orders. Telephone.
Mesa 105.
Otto Splettstossep5- who has been
visiting az the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Dougal Sullivan, of Cripple Creek,
for few days, came to the city Sun
day and expects to leave for his
home in Grand Junction today
Aspen Democrat.
Tomorrow evening aareception viii
be given in the parlors of the
Methodist church in honor Of Rev.
ID. d. Forsyth, the new pastor, and
his family and the ladies of the
church expect to make the occasion
very pleasant one. II is desired
that all members of The church and
lTltlluo ol lht Anultl utAtlu the re
ception and become acquainted with
the new pastor Half past seven is
the hour. Light refreshments will
be served.
A new stock company in which
local parties are Interested was or
ganized few days ago for the prin-
cipal purpose of carrying on the live
stock business. The new organiza-
tion Is known MS the Carlyle Live
Stock 4 Land company r. G. Car
I lyle and T. Il. Carlyle, the well known
cattlemen Of DeBeque are the direc-
tors. y. H. Green of this city is sec
retary. The other officers have not
yet been chosen. The company Is
capitalized at 100000 they al
ready control large cattle and land
interests in Mesa and Grafleld counies
and expect to largely increase their
holdings. The company is strong
one.
The young men of the high school
foot ball team are anxious Tor large
crowd to 20 to Delta Saturday. If
as many as one hundred will go "a
special train viii be chartered and
the low rate of $3.50 for the round
trip will be charged. The train Will
leave Grand Junction about nine
o'clock in the morning and return
Z
The basket ball team and the foot
ball team of the local high school viii
meet the Delta high school and two
exciting contests are promised. The
trip will be a pleasant one and all
who are looking for a days outing
should take advantage of this oppor-
tunity.
The session of the Woman's club
held yesterday afternoon at tho home
of Miss Minnie Henderson. president
OF the club. on White avenue, was
delightful and interesting one. 1t
was an auspicious and pleasant open
ing of the club year of l905-6 and
there is every indication of profit
able and enjoyable series of meetings
during the fall and winter, Yes
terday was Officers day. the new
officers having charge. y short cur
rent events program was carried out
! but the meeting was more of social
nature. over thirty ladies were pres
ent. The club viii meet only twice
a month this year. The place OF the
later.
Last evening at the Methodist
/ church Mrs Col Finch. provincial
I commander of the Salvation Army.
Capt. Erickson and other members
of the great religious organization
who are In the city perfectlng the
/ establishment of "A local post held a
very interesting meeting. There was
good sized congregation and the
addresses and music were thoroughly
enjoyed Mrs, Finch talked upon the
work accomplished by the army. es-
pecially the rescue work and she
gave her audience clearer view Of
] the noble purposes and the work Of
the Salvation Army. The musical
selections by Capt Erickson We're
beautifully rendered and greatly de
: lighted the audience. Prior to the
services at the church meeting was
held on the street which was largely
attended.
John Leonard Flint aged twenty
Eve years, died at an early hour this
morning at his home on the corner
of Third and White avenue after an
illness of consumption. Undertaken
Gourley took charge of the remains