The daily sentinel., 1905-10-09

Judge J. e. Ong- of De Beque, is
in town today
Earl T. Ludlow. of Berthoud. is in
town today for a short stay.
Harry Alderman returned Satur-
day from short business trip to
Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Sweet. of
Charter Oak, Iowa, are visitors to
the city.
G. E. Lind. of Newman Grove.
Neb., is among the new arrivals in
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Northorp of
Logan. Utah, are spending a few days
in the city.
Get your name in the new tele-
phone directory. 1t goes to press
October17
s. B. Hutchinson. the real estate
man. is in Palisade today looking at
some land.
A new crossing is being laid at the
corner of Sixth street and Colorado
avenue, today.
The county commissioners adjourn
ed late Saturday afternoon after
very busy session.
The hand embroidered table cover
win be rallied Saturday evening. Oct
3 o'clock. G. V. Store
Ed IT A. Yelton. who has been
lia i'll with typhoid fever for sever
al days is slightly better today.
Mrs. w. A. ogburne and little son
arrived yesterday at noon from South
Hill, Virginia, to join Mr. Ogburne
This afternoon Presiding Elder
I n II. Lee is conducting quarterly
conference at the Methodist church.
Rev. c. w G. Lyon, rector of St.
Matthews church. left for Delta this
morning, where he win spend several
days.
A big audience will greet Madame
Hermann and her company tomor-
row evening at the opera house. The
attration is classed with the very best
Of the season.
Hans johnson and wife left yes
terday for Grand Junction where they
win reside for the benefit of the lat
ter health. Hans will try ranch
4 life.-Ouray Herald.
Last evening Rev Fleisher. of Col
fax Iowa, who is visiting in the city
I filled the pulpit at the Methodist
church, delivering a strong and ex
tremely interesting discourse
Timothy Manion returned to Utah
yesterday where he is superintend-
I ing some work on mining properties
| in which he and other local people
are Interested after spending a few
/ days with his family
The gentleman soliciting patrons
1 for the Citizens Gas & Coke com
pany is meeting with splendid sue
cess. The plant Will start in opera
ton about the first of the year with
goodly number of patrons.
on Thursday evening reception
in honor of Rev. Forsyth the new
pastor. and his wife, will be given in
. the parlors of the Methodist church
All members and friends of the
church will be invited to attend
The big concrete mixer of Con-
tractor Lumsden, which has been
/ placed in position in front of the Fair
block has attracted much attention
The machine is the largest of its
kind ever brought to the county
4 DR.. Carl d. Fisher left last night
for Denver to resume his medical
studies Mrs. Fisher and child ac-
companied the doctor to Denver and
will go east to Franklin, Pa. for n
six weeks visit with Mrs. Fishers
parents.
Mrs. Col. French. provincial Of
ficer having charge OF the work of the
Salvation army in the southwestern
states and Hawaiian Islands. will
speak at the NJ. e. church Tuesday
night.
Tomorrow is the last day of the
deer season in Colorado. A number
of hunting parties that left the city
returned yesterday or today. The
4 season has been good one accord
l Ing TO reports from various sections
Of the state, many deer being killed.
j. IL. Chase and son, of Cattle
( Creek, shipped car load of sugar
beets to this city today II. p. VIII
liams, from near Carbondale. also
shipped two carloads of beets. The
sweet root" is bound for Grand June
ton where the factory commenced
its run. Glenwood Avalanche.
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Ben Luther who reside on s.
Seventh street. died yesterday morn
ing at an early hour, after life OF
nearly five days. Undertaken Gour-
ley took charge of the remains and
the funeral took place this morning
at nine O'Clock from the residence
lnterment at Orchard Mesa cemetery.
There has been no hitch in the
operation of the sugar factory. The
machinery in every department has
been running smoothly ever since the
factory started on It's long run Sat
urday morning at seven o'clock Big
consignments of beets came in yes
terday and Saturday over the narrow
guage and the crop in the county is
beginning TO move at n rapid rate.
The factory is running night and day
without any cessation. The plant has
been running almost up to its full
capacity during me three days
Rex Arthur and Franklin Rhone.
sons of two we'll known citizens rode
to the top of Grand Mesa Saturday.
returning to this city last night
They camped just below the rim rock
Saturday night and they report some
[ considerable snow already in the
/ mountains, They rode all along the
face OF the big old mountain and were
particularly impressed with the
grandeur of the scenery. Immediate
1 ly below the Holy Cross which Is seen
I to the north of Grand Mesa from this
city. They had most enjoyable
time, but report the weather pretty
cold the night they slept out.
j. H. Engert, J. w. Clary and Geo.
Holland arrived home Sunday morn
u ing from the White river country
where they have been hunting deer
I Tor the past two weeks Unlike most
hof the hunting parties that went out
from Grand Junction during the past
/ two weeks the gentlemen did not
come back empty handed. they