The daily sentinel., 1905-12-04


Sherman w. Moody returned home
today at noon from Denver.
John Lowe, of Dominquez, was an
arrival at noon, and will spend few
days here.
The Odd Fellows attended the fun
eral of Mrs. c. H. Convey this after
noon, in a body.
Samuel N. Wheeler and daughter
Rowena, returned home yesterday at
noon from their visit to Denver.
The young ladies of the Methodist
church viii organize a Queen Esther
Circle tomorrow at the home of Miss
Bessie belong.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to William H. Ripley. of
Richfield. Illinois, and Miss Minnie
Barrow, of Morrisonville, Illinois.
Next week John j. Mcclellan, the
famous pipe organist of the Mormon
Tabernacle of Salt Lake City will
give recital at the Congregational
church.
The condition of Ava James, the
boy who was accidentally shot a few
days ago at his home in the Bethel
community is satisfactory and steady
Improvement is anticipated.
A. A. Jacques and brother of Grand
Junction were in this neighborhood
the first of the week to look over the
country with view of finding a suit
able place to locate.-Plateau Voice
D. F. Bott sold his bunch of cat
tie, all but few mich cows, to John
Corcoran last Saturday The price
paid was S17 per head. The bunch
was started for the Lane range Sun
day. Ed Bot helped Mr.. Corcoran
drive them Plateau Voice.
Mrs. NJ. 7. Holland has moved her
millinery establishment from the Col
uumbine Music company's store to
the room in the Grand Valley bank
Ladies' Emporium. Mr. and Mrs.
Drew who conducted the Ladies'
Emporium will leave the city.
This morning one of the yorlmen
at the smelter met with a painful ac-
cident. His foot was caught in one
of the elevators and crushed. How
ever a physician was summoned at
once and the injured foot was given
prompt attention. The man was TAX
en- to his home and will be all right
again in few days.
Nj. c. Wymer. one of the workmen
employed on the Reed block, was
injured Saturday afternoon. A big
derrick employed in raising dirt from
the excavation fell and Mr.. Wymer
was caught in one of the guy ropes
and had his back sprained. He was
/ unable TO work Tor several hours but
is back again this morning although
still feeling pretty sore. Although
there were many workmen in the ex-
cavation the falling derrick struck
no one.
Mrs. Clara L. Stewart, Whitewater
Wisconsin, representing the Morris
Pratt institute, an academy for the
study of spiritualism, is in the city in
the interest of that institution, the
guest Of Mrs. Charles w. Rumble.
Mrs. Stewart while in the city will
speak of the work that the institute
is doing in an informal meeting to
be held at some future date. 1t is
the only institute of the spiritual
faith in this country and perhaps in
the world.
Don't make the mistake of the old
proverb, Don't wait until the horse
is stolen before putting a lock on the
stable door" don't wait until after
December 9TH at the Auditorium
which is the date of Richard & Sprin-
gle's Famous Georgia MINISTRIES and
chen say, Il wish had gone. as every
body said II was great" Go and buy
your tickets now and be right All
the good things in minstrelsy Will be
| served in a palatable manner, The
parade will take place at 1890.