The daily sentinel., 1905-09-19

Dahce k, tonight auditorium.
this afternoon. MN ''eS iat'
Henry Johnson went -up o tbe
summer camp on Pmon Mesa today
MT ana Mrs. C. p. HAYDEN ra.
turned home yesterday from an av.
Tended visit TO Nebraska.
NO ) did not reach the CITY mn.
~ 1hree O'Clock this afternoon he.
ing over two hours late.
Dance tonight at the auditorium
!i Ihe music splendid floor. A jolly
time Is guaranteed to all.
competent cutters are emploved
oS Herron d Cassells. Their new
particular
For YOU meat go to Heron G
Cassell's who have lust opened in
connection with their grocery mod.
ern meat market.
&C. w. Stong is just back from
ulntah and Will tell you all about il
also all about the best watch for tho
money ever sold.
Good horses, clean attractive We
hicles. are to be found at the BARTON
* Plat livery stable. Corner Fifth
and Colorado avenue.
Lem Chapman. Of Grand Vsf}ty.
son Of b. e. Chaplin. formerly of this
city, Is in town greeting his friends
and attending the fair.
The walk to the fair grounds
mas been put in good shape and
though the distance is considerable
the walk is rather pleasant one.
Heron & Cassells have opened
nrst-class meat market in connec-
ton with their grocery and are pre-
pared TO hll all orders for fresh
Fine music adds strength 10 any
play, full orchestra will assist
in entertaining the audience that will
gather at the auditorium Monday
night TO see the powerful drama. "Dr
Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde
A special passenger train passed
through the city today at about noon
ov er the Denver < Rio Grande
Many people who missed No. / and
No. a Pueblo came in on this
train.
No. 8 had three sections today
the last section passing through the
city about nine o'clock Passenger
traffic is exceedingly heavy on both
the Rio Grande lines and the Colo
RADIO Midland
Mark r. Bunting arrived today
at noon from Pottstown. Pa. where
he has been visiting for the past
four months. lie visited many of the
great cities of the east and points
of historic interest and the trip was
an exceedingly pleasant one for the
young man.
Ed Sumner returned yesterday
from the Uintah reservation where
he filed on homestead. Although
Mr.. Sumner held number above the
600 mark he states that he succeed
ed in securing 100 acres of excellent
river bottom land. He will return
to the Uintah IN a few weeks and
make his home upon his claim.
To-day a gentleman representing
the Nebro's Herpicide company OF
Detroit Is in the city. Owing to the
fact that he is an English Albino h,
has attracted much attention. Ills
hair is snowy white and when releas.
ed from its fasteninEs falls below
his shoulders. He is giving a demon.
stration of the use and value of Her.
picide in one of the big windows OF
the Haskell pharmacy this afternoon
Last night at the home of the
bride on Pitkin avenue David NJ
Roberts and Miss Capitalo Smith were
united in marriage in thep resence oil
relatives and few friends The
young people are well known and
have received the congratulations OF
a large number of friends today. The
bride is a very attractive young lady
and is the daughter of Richard Smith
the railroad man. Mr.. Roberts is a
young man of worth and is held in
high esteem by those who know him
The young people will make then
home in Grand junction.