The daily sentinel., 1905-11-10

beets. The loss will be fully $780,
600.
The smelter is advertising for
laborers.
capt-J. A. Lyons was in Palisade
this morning
Tom Fields is out again after sever
al days Illness.
The Rebekahs meet this evening
in regular session.
No. 3 came in only few minutes
late this afternoon.
r. E. Vicl1ery, the Colorado Mid
land man, is in Rife today
The Salvation army corps will
have a donation meeting at the bar
racks on Main street Saturday even
ing in which all are invited to par
ticipate.
There arrived last night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown
on Fruit Ridge beautiful twin babies
a boy and a girl The little strangers
and the mother are getting aionE
nicely.
Tomorrow the Grand Junction high
school football team will go to Fruita
to play the Fruita high school team.
The local team will be accompanied
by quite large crowd of rooters. A
good game is promised.
Last night at the meeting of the
Woodmen of the World four appli-
cations for membership were receiv-
ed. Following a long business ses-
sion light refreshments were served
and It was midnight when the meet
ing ended. There was a large attend
ance.
For the game with Fruita tomor-
row the following is the general line
up of the high school team; Line
men, Bunting. Snipes Hickman
Chester, E. Miller, /, Miller, Hick~
man and Welsh; backs, Wells Sny-
der Matlach and Hoy. The places
have not yet been assigned.
Mr. and Mrs. William n. Nelson
of Ouray, arrived in the city last
night from the east, having just re-
turned to America from an extended
stay abroad. They visited London,
Paris, Madrid. Rome and other of the
great European centers during their
eight months absence. They left
this morning for their home in Ouray.
In the Office of the Rich-Hutchison
Realty company is displayed hand
some photograph of the crowd of Ne
braska tourists who visited the city
several weeks ago. The picture was
taken while the crowd of visitors
were gathered under a heavily-load-
ed apple tree in the Carrick orchard
Mrs Katie Smith yesterday pur-
chased lots II and ~ and brick
residence thereon. in block 100. Con
sideration 1.400 Horace 7. De
Long made the sale. With this prop
erty which adjoins Mrs. Smiths room
ing house on the corner Of Second
and Rood. Mrs Smith owns property
with a frontage of 100 feet on Rood
Manager Boyer of the Auditorium.
states that a big dance Will follow the
concert to be given in the Auditorium
on the evening of December 9TH by
Cosgroves famous orchestra, which
is composed OF twelve brilliant mu-
slcians Those who attend the con-
cert which will be one OF the rare
musical events of the year. viii be
privileged to participate In the dance
without extra cost
The Bohemian club was entertain
ed last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
II. Newton at their home on East
White avenue. All of the members
of the club were present and the
meeting was one of the most pleasant
The club has enjoyed. Mrs Fred G.
! Holmes was the winner of the ladies
I nrize in the whist game. She was
presented with two very handsome
Z hand-decorated bon bon plates MT.
+ II Van Horebeke made the best score
among the gentlemen and received
handsome gold-mounted thermome-
ter The luncheon was most tempt
! ing and was charmingly served Fall
{ aowers added to the beauty of the
] narlors. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton made
The evening long TO be remembered
with pleasures by the ladies and gem
Itlemen present. NO.,
Miss Mary Polly was slightly IN
iured in a runaway accident whlcn
occurred shortly before SIX O'Clock
last evening The Young lady was
sitting in a buggy on Main street
when the horse became frightened
and started down the street at a
pretty brisk rate. Miss Polly could
moi gain control of the animal Al
the entrance OF the alley running be
tween Main and Colorado on sixth
street the horse made a sharp turn
and started down the alley. Ihe
voung lady lost her balance and was
thrown out Of the buggy. She was
taken TO a nearby residence ana Dr.
henderson summoned. The doctor
found that the young lady had suter-
ad severe shock and was consider
ablv bruised but not seriously injur.,
I'd in any way. She was removed
to her home and is rapidly recovering
rom the effects of the accident The
horse was stopped before the buggy
had been badly damaged. The runa-
way created much excitement