The daily sentinel., 1905-10-04

w Bulman. of Palisade. is in town
today.
J. E. Jones. of Whitewater. is in
town today.
r. W. Hin, of Telluride, is a vIs-
J itor in the city today.
Charles Clark viii leave tomorrow
for Denver for a short visit.
The roof of the Whittier school
building in being painted this week.
X. S. Keiser, of Sedalia, Mo, is
among the new arrivals in the city.
A. c. Daggett, of Court, Kansas.
7 is spending the week in Grand juno
tion.
marriage license was issued yes
terday to James F. Crook and Miss
Ada Dennis. OF Fruita.
The seats for the engagement of
The Tenderfoot" are selling at
very rapid rate.
| The premiums awarded at the fair
are being paid this week at the Office
of the secretary.
John y. Woods and Jennie V. Den
mis-. both of Fruita. secured a license
to wed yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. c. Skinner were
in the city yesterday en- route to
Fruita to visit relatives.
George Clever will move into his
new lOuHt Oil Allt AOl lltA VI olNAi anu
Gunnison avenue this week.
Don't forget the fine 25cent sup
per to be served at the home of Mrs.
II. T. DeLong tomorrow night.
c. W. Case and Mr.. and Mrs. Cam
eron. members of the Salvation army.
are in the city holding services.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Dolph, OF
Meeker. are visitors in the city. They
are en- route home from an eastern
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. Grant Ramey are
expected TO arrive home this evening
from their extended visit to the
coast states.
Edgar A. Yelton. the real estate
man. has been quite I'll for several
days and it is thought that he has
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Theron Stevens arrived in
the city last night from Ouray and
she and Judge Stevens are guests a.
the Grand hotel.
Several car loads of brick are being
unloaded at the new depot this week.
There are now many thousands OF
brick on the ground.
Hear the young men contest for
the Demorest silver medal at the
Methodist church Friday evening
Admission only 10 cents.
The Slocomb hardware store,
which was purchased few days ago
: by l.. Schmidt is closed today while
an inventory of the big stock is taken
The directors OF the Mesa County
: Fair association are holding a meet
ing this afternoon for the purpose
of closing up the business of the sec
ond annual fair.
: City Clerk Conley has been busy
. for the past two days sending out
. water rent notices. All who do not
care to pay the penalty should settle
before October 10th.
: The regular quarterly meeting OF
the board of directors of the Grand
Valley ditch association was held yes
terday afternoon at the Offices of the
secretary, William 5. Wallace
. One of the best silver medal con
tests ever held in the city at the
Methodist church Friday night. The
. speakers will be boys Admission
10 cents. Good music as special
feature.
Handsome concrete walks will be
laid around the Grand hotel property
within a short time as Harry Bar
nett. the proprietor OF the popular
hostelry expects TO let the contract
for this work within few days.
Three immense bill boards are be
ing placed in position this week by
Manager Boyer of the auditorium.
One is located on the vacant lots on
the corner of Fourth and Rood, an
other at Sixth and Main and another
ON South Second street.
Mrs. w w. Liddle. of Sharon, Pa,
s in the city the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. Ben j. Snyder at their home on
Ouray avenue. Mrs. Liddle is
neice OF Mrs Snyder. This is her
first visit to the Grand valley. After
spending several weeks here she will
go to Blackfoot, Idaho for visit
with relatives,
Tonight there will be a meeting
Of the bicycle association recently
formed in this city. The committee
appointed to draft a form of ordi-
nance that will provide for the proper
protection OF the bicycle paths OF the
city will make its report, and the
proposed ordinance VIII doubtless
be presented to the city council, and
its passage asked, at tn next meeting
of the council \ fun attendance is
desired at the meeting tonight
Last evening at the Indian school
a literary society was organized, com
posed of young ladies' and gentlemen
OF the school The officers elected
are as follows: President, Byron
Poonshee; vice president, Jesse
Baker, secretary, Agnes ROGUE
usher, Peter RaineN. Executive
committee Paul Lunam, Seanna jack
son and Jesse Baker. The society
is strongly organized with n large
membership and many pleasant and
profitable meetings viii doubtless be
enjoyed during the winter. A meet
ing viii be held each week,
w. p. Cullen VIII present Oscar l..
Figman aud Ruth White at the Park
opera house, Friday. October 9Th in
that delightful western operate com
edy, "rhe Tenderfoot." Those two
.tars have made many friends by their
fine work in "The Burgomaster"
under the same management. Mr..
Figman is said by the Chicago critics
TO be delightful in the character of
Professor Pettihone. The music of
The Tenderfoot" is OF high class
H. l.. Heartz. who wrote the music.
is a composer Of no mean ability He
succeeded to catch the outdoor spirit
Of .-Tha -'renderfoot % and thp reauit