The daily sentinel., 1905-10-10

H. W. Howard of Shenandoah. Ia.
is in the city.
Dr. G. r. Brown, OF Palisade. is
in town today
No. 3 broke the record today by
coming in almost on time.
The county commissioners held a
short session again yesterday
The work of district court is al
most completed for this term.
J. E. Chalmers has accepted a po-
sition in the Wadsworth grocery.
This evening the regular meeting
Of the Odd Fellows will be held.
DR.. Ramsey and Mont. Ramsey are
out of town on a hunating trip this
week
r. II. Mansfield, OF Greenvine.
Texas, is among the new arrivals in
the city.
Rev Eugens H. Smith left this
morning for visit TO points on the
narrow guage-
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Mitchell. of
vernal, Utah, are spending a few
days in the city
A. F. Koehler. of Rockfor. d Iowa.
and G. A. Spema. are among the Iowa
arrivals in the valley.
An attractive new sign was let
tered yesterday on the window of J.
" Cary's popular barbershop.
has been great demand
I tor new Offices that will be opened in
...o &c ond story of the new Fair
block.
The Ritchies. with their feats of
physical strength, entertained an
other big crowd on the street last
night.
Many concrete walks have been
laid in the city during the past month
and contracts have been let for many
others.
Eugene Underhill leaves this week
| for Salt Lake City. having sold his
restaurant in the Western hotel
building.
I Breckenridge. Mo, arrived in the
city last night and will spend sever
al days here.
Owners of a merry-go-round are
in the city making arrangements to
bring their amusement machine to
this city within few days.
There was a heavy frost last night
and the temperature was pretty low.
| However. more pleasant weather dur
ing the day could hardly be asked
| for.
There was only a small attendance
at the meeting of the encampment OF
Odd Fellows last night and initiatory
work was deferred until the next
meeting.
The parents of Mrs Frank Lyons
who have been visiting their daugh-
ter for some weeks will leave for
their home in Guthrie county. Ia. in
a few days
There is little interest being taken
in the civil cases on trial in the dis
trict court. few people outside OF
those directly Interested are attend
ing the trials.
party from Poeohontas, la. com
posed Of Misses Myrtle NJ. Wallace
and Mae A. Jones and w. II. Jones
arrived in the city last night and will
spend some time in the valley.
Last night the directors of the
Grand junction Building and Loan
association held their regular month
ly meeting at the Office of the secre-
tary, Horace T. DeLong.
All premiums awarded AT the fair
Will not be paid until the latter part
of the month. Ample announcement
as to the days upon which payments
will be made will be given in the
papers
Some of the fruit growers state
that their apples had pretty close
call last night, the frost being an eX-
tremely heavy one, but no damage
tion of the valley.
The new bus recently put In ser
vice by the LaCourt hotel is a very
handsome vehicle and has attracted
much attention. II is much larger
than the old bus which was too small
to accommodate the constantly grow
ing patronage of the La Court
This afternon the Womans Club
is holding its first meeting of the year
at the home of Miss Minnie Hender-
son, president of the club, on White
avenue The new officers have charge
of the meeting. and quite a number
of new members will probably be
elected.
A handsome concrete walk Is being
laid today in front of the Moss
second hand store ON Main street.
II is to be hoped that within short
time all the wooden walks between
Third and Fourth on Main street
win give way to attractive and sub
stantial concrete pavements.
The Salvation Army corps that has
been in the city for several days was
strengthened today by the arrival
OF two other officers. There promises
to be II large attendance at the meet
ing tonight nj the Methodist church
which VIII be addressed by Mrs. Col.
Finch, the provincial commander.
The big concrete mixer of John
]. Lumsden and the one owned by
Mowry & Kline attract more atten-
tion than anything in town this
week Whenever these great ma