The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08

today.
F. 5. Drummer. of Fruita, is in town
today
The city coucil meets in regular
session this evening.
The trains were all running close
10 schedule time last night.
o. NJ. Potter and r. d. Day, of
Gunnison, are in-the city today.
The Wodmen of the World meet
tomorrow night in regular session.
The Odd Fellows transacted much
business at their session last night.
r. c. Clark, of Pearle, Utah, is in
town today on a short business trip.
Mrs. A. II. Stokes viii entertain
a party of ladies Saturday afternoon.
Ladies and gentlemen only at roller
rink at Turner hall tonight. All
come.
Mrs. Thomas NJ Todd has issued
invitations for card party on Satur-
day afternoon.
Roller rink. Roller skates. Rollic-
ing fun. All at 25 cents with the
skates furnished.
The Broemser & Longshore sale of
the bankrupt stock continues to at
tract large crowds.
s. r. Vols, the hardware man, will
ieave tonight or tomorrow for Den
yer on a short business trip.
William Bomgardner will leave in
a few days for California where he
expectes to spend the winter.
An attractive sign is being letter
ed on each of the front windows
of the l.. Schmidt & Sons store.
Free, one week only, 35-eent comb
with each hair brush costing 81 and
over. C. d. Smith & Co.. druggists.
Attepd the skating party at the
roller Fink at Turner hall this even
t,,.r 10. Il drnf nfc
and skates furnished.
The mid-week dance at the Audi
torium this week promises to be very
largely attended, two or three large
parties going in body.
II. J. Holmes, editor of the Glen
wood Avalanche, was an arrival last
night and left this morning for points
on the narrow guage.
The brick layers are up to the
second story of the new depot and the
window frames for the second story
have been placed in position.
The Railroad. barbershop, new
equipment, new management. Best
service in the city. 304 Colorado ave
nue.. NJ. M. Hardison, Prop.
If you want a fine map of Colo
RADIO free see T. ]. Hildebrand repre-
senting the Twentieth Century
Farmer and he will tell you about it.
Quite a number of people from the
lower valley and the Palisade COM
munity were in town yesterday after
noon to attend the fair association
meeting.
New concrete walks are being laid
on the east side of Fifth street, be-
tween Colorado and Main. in front
of the property of j. u. Harris and
A. A. Miller.
Election bulletins were posted in
the windows of the Sentinel at an
early hour this morning and have
been read by hundreds of people
during the day.
Supt. Burton, of the Teller Indian
Institute, left last night for Gallupe.
New Mexico to secure a number of
children who desire to enter the
school, He will return next week.
This morning at St. Matthew's
church Rev. Percival NJ. Wood, of
Delta, conducted a service in celebra-
tion of the Holy Eucharist. There
was a good sized congregation out
The reception given last night at
the Christian church as a farewell TO
Rev. Walters and family was large
ly attended, scores of friends calling
to bid the popular minister fare
we'll.
on Monday night at the regular
meeting of the Industrial Workers OF
America, six new members were re-
ceived into the organization. This
makes 81 members admitted during
the past week.
Grand Junction post No. 35 G.. a.
r. will meet in special session on
Thursday. November at pm. Tor
the purpose of attending the funeral
of our late comrade, Elijah Harges.
j. r. Falls, Post Com.
Forecast for Western Colorado, as
telegraphed from the district center
at Denver, for SO hours ending g
pm. Increasing cloudiness tonight
with rain or snow Thursday cloudy
with local rains in south portion
Mrs II. l.. Barnes and daughter.
Miss Marie, returned to Grand juno
tion, few days ago from Denver
where they spent the summer. Mrs
Barnes going there in search of bet
ter health. She returns home great
ly improved.
Yesterday afternoon there was a
large attendance at the regular semi |
monthly meeting of the Woman's s
club and the current event program
proved very Interesting, entertaining
and Instructive. The club met with |
Mrs. Charles G. Clark at her home on
Chipeta avenue.
Elsie Vandegrift, of Montrose. who
is this winter attending the Denver
got her picture in the |
Denver papers last week. along with
the statement that she had led her
class to victory in a debate, and had (
won first place in an oratorical con
est with the East Denver high school.
.Montrose Enterprise. Miss Nande-
grift visited Miss Bessie DeLong in
this city a few weeks ago and has
numerous friends here.
w. j. Bush. the genial city ticket
agent of the Colorado Midland and
agent for the Wells Fargo Express
company, is more genial than ever
his morning, in fact he is about the
best humored man on this side of
he big range today. Last night the
,torl paid his home visit and left
| fine boy to gladden. the hearts of
Mr.. and Mrs Burch. Congratula-
ions have been pouring in upon the
popular railroad man all day.
Last night Miss Madge Heron, the
pretty little daughter of j. II. Heron
vas unexpectedly called upon at her
home on Spruce avenue by about
twenty-five boys and girls, who learn r
ID that yesterday was the little /.
ady's twelfth birthday determined to
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