The daily sentinel., 1905-10-07


Spring chicken dinner Sunday at
the City restaurant. with ice cream.
S. II. Steele, OF Denver, well known
here, is in the city for a short stay
Get your name in the new tele-
phone directory. II goes TO press !
October17.
d. d. Easement came down from
the Unaweep yesterday on a short
business trip.
quite number of Palisade peo-
pie were in town last night to see
The Tenderfoot"
j. c. Plank is having handsome
concrete walk laid around his resi- 1
dence on Chipeta avenue
The week has been a very quiet
one in the police court, only one or
TWO cases having been tried.
DR.. and Mrs. H. r. Bull returned I
yesterday at noon from their visit I
to Colorado Springs and Denver.
s. A. Boyce, a prominent real es-
tate man OF Delta, is in the city
today looking after business matters
The cases on the criminal docket
viii be disposed of by Monday or
Hsday and the petit jury discharg-
II re~ liar Saturday evening band
eoA 7t viii be greatly missed this
evening The concerts were enjoy
ed by all
The executive board of the Mesa
county fair association is holding
meeting this afternoon at the office of
the secretary.
r. p. Dayie returned to the city
last night from Glenwood Springs in
order to be present at the opening of
the sugar factory.
Rev. E. II. Fleisher and daugh-
ter, of Colfax, Iowa, arrived in the
city last night from the west and will
spend a few DAYS here
Mrs. Hugo Sellg came down from
Montrose yesterday afternoon to
spend few days with her husband.
District Attorney Selig.
Magill & NanDalsem yesterday
sold residence on the corner OF
Eighth and PitlJin to John DeBarry.
The consideration was $500.
Thre were many entertainments in
the city last night and all were well
attended though of course "The
Tenderfoot'' drew the big crowd.
me Fruita Record has again
changed hands o. C. Skinner. who
had charge of the paper for several
months has returned TO Montrose.
AT a meeting OF the Colorado State
Medical association in Colorado
Springs this week DR.. II. r. Bull, Of
this city, was elected alternate dele
gate to the American Medical associa-
ton
No. 4 was several hours late this
morning and the first section did not
reach the city until nine O'Clock.
while the second section was much
later.
A good sized audience heard Mrs.
Post of Chicago, field secretary of
the Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety at the Baptist church last night
The speaker delivered very inter
esting address.
Get your stamp photos while you
have an oportunity for we are here
but another two weeks. Twenty-four
for % cents. Studio open from s a.
m. to p. m, Sundays inclusive at
iO5 Main street, upstairs.
Quite large crowd enjoyed the
Christian Bndeavor social at the Con
gregational church last night. There
was an informal program. games and
light refreshments and the merry
making continued until n late hour
The social was held in the basement
parlors of the church
Teams are wanted to haul coal
from the Black Diamond mine. Prices
paid are S1.75 lump and $1.5O nut
Always plenty of coal at chute. Apply
at mine for inducements for steady
haulers. The road is in good shape
as 500 has been expended on It this
fall, A. II. Olson. Manager.
"The Tenderfoot" company reach
ed the city at late hour yesterday
afternoon coming in on the delayed
No 3 from Leadvillc. The many
pretty girls were not slow in max
ing a raid upon the fruit dealers.
having heard of the rare quality of
the Grand valley fruit. The company
travels in special Pullman cars II
left the city on No ] last night for
Salt Lake City.
l.. II, sperry, the surveyor and
architect began work yesterday
plating the one hundred and sixty
acres of land lying northwest of town
between the fair grounds and the
Ramey pear orchard. The big tract
is to be divided into Y. and 10
acre tracts. The land is owned by
the Grand Junction Land & Invest
ment company. The Ramey Invest /
ment company and Mr.. LaClere.
Love. hate. humor and sensation I
are intermingled in the production /
of "A Romance in Kentucky" by 4
the Eastern Marie Fountaine company
AT the Park on next Thursday night
making the bill one long to be
remembered. The company's engage
ment is for three nights, with Il
change of bill and specialties nightly.
Last evening the members of the
Christian Endeavor of the Presby-
terian church gave n social In the
parlors of the church. There was
a large attendance and Il was an even
ing of great pleasure. There We're
games OF various kinds, pleasing
music and light refreshments II
was one of the most enjoyable soc
ials given at the church in many
months.
Refs Fleisher. who was recently
elected music teacher of the city
schools arrived last night from her
home in ColfaX, Iowa. accompanied
by her father Rev Il. II. Fleisher.
who is pastor of the Methodist church
of ColfaN. Miss ColfaN comes to the
city highly recommended as n music
al Instructor and the school board
feels assured that she will give the
best of satisfaction. Rev Fleisher
Will only make a short stay in the
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