The daily sentinel., 1905-12-07
lime Chr and State Separated

from Denver but will 90 out on an
other trip tonight.
Mrs Helen Owens has accepted a
position as book keeper with Holt
& Emler, the plumbers.
j. c. Glassford, the oil man, re-
turned last night from business
trip to Pueblo and other points.
EYangelistic services are being con-
Quoted at the Presbyterian church bv
Rev. J. Lloyd at 1880 every evening.
John Mann, the county clerk and
recorded, accompanied by his wife.
returned last night from very pleas
ant visit to relatives and friends in
Iowa.
All members of the Mesa Dancing
club are looking forward to a pleas
ure to the third dance of the club to
be given tomorrow evening at the
Auditorium.
Main street is made gay with the
many beautifully arranged Christmas
windows. Nearly all of the stores
have their big holiday stocks open
en- and ready for inspection
Mrs. Hoodenpyle and little child
who were injured in the runaway ac-
ctdent near Fruita, are reported to
be improving though still in a serious
condition.
Nothing further has been heard
regarding the man found dead al
Helper, who had claimed to be a
resident of Grand Junction. The ac-
count of the affair published eXclus-
lively in the Sentinel last night start
many inquiries.
Do not forget the shakespearian
lecture by Frederick Warde at the
Congregational church next Monday.
December 18th. This is the third
number of the lecture course and will
be rare treat for the citizens of
Grand Junction.
The ten-eent social the Woman S
Relief corps is planning to give will
be held on Wednesday evening. De
cember 18th. instead of on Wednes-
day evening. December 10th as an
nounced a few DAYS ago. At the soc
iaI a fine angora cat will be rafled
OFF. chances ten cents each
THANKSGIVING dav in 1864 Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Andrews of Boulder
had as guests for dinner William
Beach and his wife also of Boulder.
Christmas of that year Mr. and Mrs
Reach had as their guests for dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews. Boulder was
then n little hamlet in The wild west
From that time to this practice has
been kent M and ON THANKSGIVING
dav of this wear the two couples met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Andrews
for the forty-second time. and they
ali hone to take their forty-second
Christmas dinner to-
gether this year at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Beach. It is believed this
record is unequalled.
Last night at the pleasant suburb
s,F ~, A
Smith. north of the city limits, a gay
party of ladies' and gentlemen, con
shutting the card club of which Mr..
and Mrs. Smith are members and
which enjoys no particular name,
with a number OF guests. were enter
taintd in "A most hospitable manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are royal enter
tainers and there was good cheer
awaiting the merry party of ladies
and gentlemen who were their guests
last night. While cards were played
in the early part of the
evening 1t did not embrace all the
that had been arranged
by the host and hostess. Dancing
and music and story telling in the
real old fashioned way engaged the
guests until they were frightened by
the time of night. A deliciously serv-
ed lunch was part Of the evenings
There was a contest be-
tween moonlight and sunlight when
the merry party at last got started
II was an enjoyable
evening of ALL
The Foptius Shoe company of
nanyer have an agent in thfs city,
+al,inr nrders for Individual pairs
20 sboos Their hand hills we're pass
ed around on the streets Yesterday