The daily sentinel., 1905-09-16

No. was thirty minutes late
this afternoon.
IT. r. Hencnam, of Silverton, is
in town this afternoon.
A. W. Bradley, of Ogden. is
visitor in the city today.
j. B. Simpson. of Rifle, the stock
inspector, is in town today.
u. T. shelby. OF Denver, is greet
ing friends in town today.
George Smith returned at noon
from business trip TO Cameo.
Jos. II. Bruner. of Glenwood
Springs. was an arrival at noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hogan. of
Aspen, are visitors in the city.
&C. c. Sterrett, Of Lamar. is in
town today on a short business trip.
Roast duck and sweet potatoes
from . 10 s p. m. at the Windsor Cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Kuhn, of
Holson, Kansas, are among the new
arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerome Eyer. of
Lyons, Kansas, are among the new
arrivals.
Roast youg duck with sweet po-
tatoes from . to S p. m, at the Wind
sor Cafe.
Judge Sullivan has not vet de-
livered decision in tn Smith-Mur-
phy suit.
"A fine chicken dinner with ice
cream at the City restaurant to-
morrow, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. w l.. Custer. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Woodland. Of
5aguache. Colorado, en- route from
the west. are in the city today.
Gourley and Platt, and Fleming
and Lamb are unloading a big ear
load of stoves and ranges today.
Charles Thomas, city editor OF
the Glenwood Avalanche, arrived at
noon today for a short stay with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
f. Thomas.
The Saturday night band con
certs Will not be discontinued until
the first of October fine program
will be given this evening at the cor
ner OF Fifth and Main streets
Captain Jack Sumner returned
home last night from Denver after
a very pleasant visit of two weeks
/ He met many old comrades and
/ friends during the eneampment.
If your work is not done to
your satisfaction we Will do 1t over
again without extra charge. The
main thing with us is the pleasing OF
our customers. The Excelsior Laund-
ny company.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Baden. OF
| Guthrie Center. Iowa. are guests oi
Captain and Mrs. j. A. Lyons. The
visitors are well known to the Guth
rie county people of the valley. They
I will spend several days here.
] The article in the Sentinel lasi
] night regarding Nolo. the daring hi
cyclist with Barnum & Baney's circu,
who was reported killed was taker
from the Salt Lake Herald and ",
unintentionally failed to give the
proper credit.
The dog poisoner Is abroad il
; the city again and during the las
two days has succeeded in killinl
several dogs. and few worthless
ours if he would confine his attention
; solely to the latter there would no
be so much complaint.
Charles Clark. the insurane,
man. returned from a business tril
: last night to Paonia and Hotchlds
and other narrow guage points. II,
says that big crowds are coming fron
that section to Grand Junction mex
week TO attend the fair.
The handsome business block o
James Purcell in Palisade is almos
completed and is one of the mos
attractive business blocks in the litu'
city. The painters are at work thi
week The building was erected a
a cost of about $1,000.
Charles S. Newton, president o
the Spencer Seedless Apple compau,
and w. G. Scheu, manager of thu
company. returned this morning from
Portland Oregon, where for the pas
ten days they have been looking afte
the interests of the company.
Mr. and Mrs, William Wilson
arrived in the city yesterday for
visit with their daughter, Mrs Franl
A. Lyons. They have been in Colo
RADIO for several weeks. having at
tended the encampment at Denver
They will spend two weeks in the city
1t Is good to know that within
couple of weeks Primrose will re
ceive one of the finest stocks of jew
elry. watches, Blocks cut glass. ster
ling silver. novelties and fiat war
ever received in the city and win kee
up his reputation for selling the bes
goods for the lowest prices.
Human Hearts. " an idyl of tn
Arkanas hills. a comedy drama o
great power and beauty, will be pres
ented at the opera house Monda.
evening as the opening attraction o
the Kempton komedy Kompany EX
cellent specialties viii be introduce,
between acts. One paid admission
ticket viii admit two ladies or on
lady and gentleman Monday might
One of the prettiest windows II
the city, arranged for fair week. is q
be seen at Bannister's store. One o
the large windows has been convert
ed into luxurious and intensel
beautiful bedroom. The arrangemen
is tasteful and charming and tn
window has attracted much atten
ton today. The work was done b.
ollie Bannister and shows that he :
no amateur in the work of windo1
display work
Yesterday Afternoon number o
, the members OF the Grand Nalle
: Gun club met at the fair grounds an,
I became familisr with the lay Of th
{ land to be In readiness for the hi
! trap shooting tournament. No shoot
Z were made for the medals II is eX
5 pected that a large number of out-o
Z town marSsmeu viii participate b
s The tournament
I esterday afternoon at the HON