The daily sentinel., 1905-10-31


town on short business trip.
Mrs. H. F. knight, of Mesa, is
I the guest of friends in the city.
( Lace collar spreaders. What are
they? Call at Stong's and see them.
Mothersi Gold baby rings given
away at the G. V. Store. Ask for
them
Secure your seats early for Haver-
ly's Mastodon Mistrels. They are go
ing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Travis. of
Delta, are the guests of friends in
the city today.
Candy at the C. V. Store at 15
cents per pound. or. free with every
purchase of S1.O0 or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Stevenson, of
Monticello. Illinois were in the city
esterdy en- route home from the far
west
Next Saturday we will sell our 25-
cent cream taffy for IA cents per
pound at Spaulding's, the down to
date.
Ask to see the childrens hosiery
The very finest kind that can't be
beat for the price at the G. V.
store.
The Reviewers club met yesterday
at the home of Mrs. w. NJ. Smith. A
very pleasant afternoon was passed
hy the ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed S. Wagner, of
Valley Junction, Iowa. arrived in the
{ city yesterday and will make an ex-
tended visit here.
There has been more than a sus-
picion OF winter in the air today. All
morning the temperature was pretty
( low but the afternoon was warmer.
Quite q numer of tickets have been
sold for the ball tonight at the Audi
torium and the young men are eX-
uuecting to have a lareg attendance.
Wednesday evening ladies and
gentlemen only allowed on the floor.
I Lots of fun. Skates furnished.
Good floor. all for ? > cents, and skates
too.
This is not merely an advertise
ment but a true statement, Spauld-
ing's chocolates are better than any
other manufactured or shipped to the
western slope.
Edwin A. Haskell, manager of the
Park opera house. who. with his wife
has been taking a little pleasure
jaunt to the city of the saints. return
ed last night to this city.
All ladies and gentlemen are cord
tally invited to take part in the pleas
/ ures at the roller rink at Turner
I hall Wednesday evening, Nov. Ist
The roller rink will be open to
ladies every afternoon from 2 until
I pm. Skates and admission 2 cts.
/ Children Wednesday afternoons from
to pm. Admission ten cents in
Guiding skates.
Still some complaints are made re-
/ garding the mutilation of bicycle
paths by teamsters and persons rid
ing horseback. During the past two
days the path on Rood avenue has
I been damaged in several places
Frank Crowley. representing the
Orange-Judd company. is a visitor in
I the city today and with several of the
officials of the Spencer Seedless Apple
company. visited the local seedless
/ apple nurseries northeast of town.
Have you learned that the best
place in town to get bread is at the
Progress? And the cakes, pies and
other pastries are of the highest
grade. Fresh fruits, fresh oysters,
celery and clean stock of groceries
are found there.
r. h. Custard and wife, formerly
of South Dakota, but now residing at
Osakis, Mimi, were in the city Satur-
day and Sunday the guests of j. A
johnson, the real estate man, and
other friends among the South Da-
l1ota contingent.
There should be large attendance
tomorrow evening at the meeting at
the court house. Prominent officials
of the Colorado State Commercial
association and prominent citizens
of Grand junction will make short
talks Everybody interested in the
Advancement of the city and valley
should be present.
A meeting of the stockholders and
officials of the Mesa County Fruit
Fair association has been called for
Tuesday, November 7th. Notices of
the meeting have been sent out to
all stockholders and directors and it
Is to be hoped that there viii be
fun attendance as matters of great
Importance are to be given attention.
The collection of water rents at
the office of the city clerk has been
pretty satisfactory for October, the
first month of the quarter. During
this month nearly 1000 has been
paid in on water rents or to be exact
the amout is 1898. Supt Vedder
and City Clerk Conley are pushing
the collections closely and as result
the water rental books are in good
shape.
Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Wilson return
ed to Grand Junction Sunday night
from Indian Territory where they
have resided for the past five months
The climate of the southwest did not
prove beneficial to Mr.. Wilson,
health and the family decided to re-
turn TO Grand Junction, their former
home. Mr.. Wilson has not decided
as to what business he will enter in
but has several matters under con
sideratiou.
Frank NJ. Burger, the prominent
Palisade fruit grower. whose narrow /
escape from death as result of ac- !
cidentally swallowing a portion of hi |
cloride Of mercury which he had mis- /
taken for headache medicine was an /
nounced in the Sentinel yesterday.
was out OF danger at an early hour
last evening and today he has almost
entirely recovered from the effects
of the deadly poison 1t was indeed 4
close call for Mr.. Burger.
Tomorrow afternoon the Woman's s |
Relief Corps will hold an open O-cent 4
social at Odd Fellows hall 1t was ]
decided at the last meeting of the 1
corps that instead of the free open
meetings that have been held during
the year and that have been such
pleasant successes, the corps would
make a small charge of ten cents for
each visitor at these socials in the fu-
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