The daily sentinel., 1905-06-29

Tho World $ Fair Midway a Carnl- 70
val Company.
If you want to buy or rent that
second hand piano. address Blue
E." Box 3S7. City.
The seedless apple is all right.
but the tickless watch needs atten-
tion. See Stong, the jeweler and op-
tician, about it,
w. b. Fisher. who recently sold
his ranch to l.. l.. Green of Bageley,
la, expects to leave shortly with his
family for California.
NJ. j. Mahan, representing the
kellogg Stokes Company of Denver,
was in town yesterday calling upon
the plumbing firms of the city.
A dozen high class and novel
shows are carried by the World s
Fair Midway & Carnival Company.
Every afternoon and evening big
free acts will be given on the carni-
val grounds.
Remember that one of the great
est pleasures of the Fourth of July
viii be the Eagles Booster Club
ball at the Auditorium in the even
ing.
Erwin and Osborne have good
horses and nice rigs in their barn.
When you want to take a trip into
the country or drive for pleasure,
call at the Blue Barn.
An improving change is being
made in the front of the building oc-
cupied by the Wohlfort Drug Com
pany and the Primrose Jewelry &
Music Company. The doors of the
entrance are being moved from the
side to the center of the front.
Wait for the big carnival which
opens an engagement in this city
Wednesday of next week under the
auspices of the Chamber of Com
merce. A dozen big shows, all high
class. The Worlds Fair Midway &
Carnival Company is a high class
organization.
There was a large and most con
genial crowd out last evening to en-
Joy the dance at the Auditorium. a
large private party composed main
ly of members of the old Mesa Club
was out, and many of the younger
set were in attendance. The dancing
continued until very late hour.
Many watches are ruined by let
ting them run too long without
cleaning. The average life of
watch now is 10 to l ; years; if prop
erly cared for would last a lifetime.
We absolutely guarantee all our
work. Our prices and our work are
right. Give us trial. Primrose
Jewelry x Music Company.
Mrs. Jones, the telegraph opera
tor and manager of the uptown of
flee of the Western Union, returned
home last night from her visit to
Denver and intermediate points. Mrs.
Jones has been out of the city one
month and thoroughly enjoyed her
vacation. She will resume her du-
ties Monday morning.
c. c. Mellford and wife were in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Mellford is
the representative of the American
Radiator Company and was in the
city to call upon the local plumbers.
Mr.. Mellford son, Clarence Nell
ford, is one of the best known short
story writers in the country, contrib
uting to Golfers Weekly. the Red
Book, Outing and other magazines
John Shaver of Stuart, Ia, has
been in the valley for several days,
visiting friends among the Iowa peo-
pie. He is a prominent hardware
and implement dealer of Stuart and
one of the most influential citizens
of that town. He left today on No.
, for an extended trip to California
and Oregon. Mr.. Shaver suffers
from asthma and is seeking relief
from the malady.
Horace T. DeLong and F. 5. Brun-
ner yesterday completed the trans
fer of lots l., 2, 3. block 12. Fruita.
from the Fruita Realty Company to
the Fruita Bank Building Company
Consideration $1,000. These lots
will be the site of the handsome new
bank building upon which work will
start at once. The location is an
ideal one and the new building will
be credit to the town.
A letter received by a friend in
this city from Rev. o. e Austinson,
formerly of this city, but who is
now in Phoenix. Ariz., in search of
better health, states that Rev. Aus
tinson is improving rapidly and his
health is better than it has been in
many months. This will be good
news to the many friends of the pop
ular Episcopalian minister in this
city.
Anent the proposition TO cut down
and do away with the cottonwood
trees in this city, the suggestion is
made that every property owner who
has cottonwood trees on their prem
ises that are shedding cotton this
season mark these trees and next
spring have them topped and set
back. If a tree is topped every two
or three years IL will not shed cotton.
The suggestion is good one and
should be given consideration.
Those coming with summer to this
earth,
Owing to June their day of birth,
With ring of pearl upon the hand
Can health, wealth and long life
command.
We carry a large assortment of
for every month in the
year. Our specially is resetting and
remodelling old rings. We make new
rings out of our old ones. Get that
old set oyu have slowed away and
bring it in and have 1t put in ring.
Primrose Jewelry & Music Company
Reed block.
Yesterday the pump of the Pali-
sade irrigation District that SUPPLIES
water for the upper ditch of the dis
trict was badly damaged and tenn
porarily put out of service. It seems
that one of the workmen employed
al the pumping station accidentally
dropped a large bolt down upon the
great wheel and in few seconds the
big wheel and the machinery oper-
ating the same was put out of bust
ness. r. II. Bancroft, president of
the Palisade association, stated last
night that it would probably take