The daily sentinel., 1905-11-28


John R. Larson, of Palisade, is in
the city this afternoon.
r. w. Popple, of Grand Valley, is
visitor in the city today.
Miss Nora Monroe has accepted a
position with the Elite candy kitchen.
c. l.. Jordan, of Ouray. is in town
today. coming in last night over the
narrow guage.
City Attorney n. E. Coles returned
Chicago. He made very pleasant
visit
Nearly all the business houses in
the city viii close Thanksgiving day,
either for all or half 81 the day.
Many tickets have been sold for
the Boilermakers' ball. There will
be a big crowd and a good time.
Tomorrow the Western Slope
shooting tournament opens in Grand
Junction for two days of fine sport.
This morning a lot of neY fixtures
for the new national bank OF Palisade
were sent from this city to that town.
Bannister, the furniture man, has
fitted out a new and attractive little
Office room in his store during the
past two days.
William Moore the young man
from Moab, Utah, who had his leg
amputated yesterday at the hospi-
tai, is getting along very nicely.
On and after December 1, 1905 the
Windsor Cafe will serve regular meals
at IS cents also short order any time
during the day. Special rates for
regular boarders.
The Kippe household goods will be
sold at auction on Wednesday, No
yember 29th at one o'clock on the
space on Colorado avenue between
4th and 9Th streets.
Manager Brisselbout, of the sugar
factory, has gone east to purchase
the machinery for the new factory
to be erected at Garden City, Kansas
He will be out of the city for some
time
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to William n. Os-
born and Miss L. Gertrude Jones,
both of Grand Junction. Their mar
riage was announced in the Sentinel
yesterday.
Last night was certainly a wintry
night. The walks took on an icy
coat shortly after dark and the wind
howled all night long. The 'tempera-
ture was pretty low at an early hour
this morning.
The city schools will be dismissed
tomorrow afternoon upntil Monday
for the Thanksgiving holidays. APP
propriate programs will be carried
out tomorrow evening in a number
of the rooms.
Miss Mary Hull has returned to the
city from a two months visit with
relatives and friends in the east and
has taken up her duties again as as
sistant milliner in the millinery es-
adjustment of Madame Roe.
Earnest Shotes, the business man
ager of when Knighthood was in
Flower" is in the city today COM
pleting the arrangements for the ap-
pearance of the attraction at the
opera house next Monday night.
For your Thanksgiving cakes and
other dainties go to the Progress
grocery. Everything for the Thanks
finest qualities. Telephone Junction
III. Prompt attention to all orders.
Section No. of the Woman's
Union of the Christian church will
hold a cooked food sale at the
Crown Furniture company's store to-
morrow afternoon, November 29th.
See us for your supplies for Thanks
giving.
The dancing school opened last
night at the Auditorium with large
attendance. Prof. Sam Flint is
popular instructor and he easily or
ganized n large class. Much interest
was manifested in the school from the
very start
The many entertainments in the
city last night were well attended
and the show at the opera house had
by far the largest crowd while the
colored singers and entertainers at
the Congregational church and the
various socials had big crowds out.
The storage room at the sugar
factory in Grand Junction presents
a .F..I trrIf 10.
tween forty and fifty thousand sacks
of sugar stacked up in one large pile.
Each day there are three carloads of
sugar shipped away.-Glenwood Ava
lanche
We do and must continue to take
the lead in our line of business. To
do this we must give the public the
best and most goods for we use
the best material and put into
force our knowledge of the confee-
TONERS trade. Watch us grow
Spaulding.
Oscar b. Wins, who for couple
of months past has been employed by
Bruce keller, left yesterday morning
for Grand Junction. Mr.. Wins is
to- make bids for several pumping
plants, for the company which he rep
resents, the Columbia Engineering
Works.-Glenwood Avalanche.
Sunday night the sugar factory
made its record run for turning out
complete sugar. The night shift
turned out 500 sacks of completed
sugar during their run. which is far
above the old record. The output
of this single run was worth in the
neighborhood of $4,000. The factory
is running above capacity every day
and night.
The Boilermakers will hold their
district meeting in this city commenc-
ing tomorrow morning at ten o'clock.
The members of the boilermakers'
organization who are employed on
the Rio Grande system will be rep
resented at this meeting. There will
be general discussion of the affairs
of the organization and a number of
important questions will be taken up
for consideration. The meeting win
be held ut the Labor temple.
On Monday evening of next week
a magnificent production of when
Knighthood was in Flower" will be
seen at the Park opera house. Miss
Roselle Knott will be seen as Mary
Tudor. princess of England and the
madcap sister of irascible Henry
VIII, and this brilliantly talented
and beautiful young actress will be