The daily sentinel., 1905-10-05

Clarence BenBe returned uOiuNYeS-
terday from Denver.
Lyman Budges, OF Tuscon, Ariz., /
is new arrival in the city.
l.. f. Strom, of Glenwood Springs
is a visitor in the city today.
Want ads. in the Sentinel pay
Everybody who has tried one says so.
Charles II. Arthur left yesterday
for Utah to look after his cattle inter-
cts.
Regular meeting of Book Cliff
camp, Woodmen of the World this
evening.
Cake sale of ladies of st. Matthews
Guild Saturday October Z. at Arthur's
drug store.
Prof. E. T. Fisher. OF Fruita. is
in town today looking after busi-
mes interests
A new crossing is being laid today
on the corner of Second street and
Colorado avenue.
Gourley & Platt have just placed
in position in their store a fine safe
OF large dimensions.
The work of laying the concrete
walks around the Grand hotel prop
erty began this morning.
Charles Clark and Harry Aeker-
man. the insurance men. left last
night for short visit to Denver
The criminal docket will be com
pleted early next week. and court
viii not be in session over two weeks.
The work of stringing the lead
telephone cables is still in progress
and is being pushed at a very rapid
rate
DR.. and Mrs. +. b. Whltmore, Of
West Union. Iowa. arrived in the city
last night and win spend several days
here.
Tomorrow evening Demorest Silver
Medal contest at the Methodist
church A splendid program. Ad-
mission only 10 cents.
I Ed McCorkle and John Murriam
of Smith Center, Kansas. arrived in
/ the city this morning and will spend
some time in the valley.
Another football game between the
I high school and Indian school teams
VII be played tomorrow afternoon at
The Indian school grounds.
Mrs. e. G. Morris will return to-
morrow from Salida where she under
went a very seriuos operation at the
Salida hospital. The operation proved
successful.
r. P. Davie, of the Western Sugar
& Land company arrived in the city
last night from Colorado Springs in
order to be present at the opening OF
the sugar factory season.
Hear the boys tomorrow night.
They will compete for handsome De-
morest Silver Medal at the Methodist
church You Will enjoy the enter
tainment and the admission is only
10 cents.
This evening a division of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Method
list church will serve supper at the
home of Mrs. IL. r. DeLong beginning
at five o'clock. a splendid supper
. will be served for 20 cents
The advance representative OF
Midnight inChinatown" is in the
city today completing arrangements
: for the appearance Of that attraction
here on the evening of Wednesday
October 10th, at the auditorium.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
: j. G. Davis died last night at the
home two miles east of the city
Undertaken Bannister took charge OF
the remains and the interment took
place this afternoon at Orchord Mesa
cemetery.
Many handsome and beautiful
window displays. setting forth the
various styles of fall clothing for
the men. the women and the child
rem New goods are being received
almost daily by the leading dry goods
and clothing houses.
The Rio Grande switch engine
stantly in the local yards for the past
three months, was taken TO Grand
Junction by Engineer Pierce and
Fireman Wilson, both of Minturn
Monday night. colorado Midland
Engine No. a is now switching at
this place.-Aspen Democrat
This evening the members Of the
Mesa Club Will meet at the Office
OF the Colorado Title and Abstract
f..t .,f
ting arran ngements and discussing
matters of interest 10 the members
OF the club. The hour Of the meeting
is I;3o and fun attendance is
desired
Yesterday A. T. Rohy exchanged
his residence property on North
Seventh street for ten acres OF fine
} land adjacent to Fruita and within
q few days he and his wife will move
to the ranch where they viii reside
in the future Mr. Rohy Is n splen
did citizen and many friends VIII re
gret the removal of the family from
the city.
4 dispatch from Montrose states
that the Greeks who have been ship
ped In by the Denver a Rio Grande
railway to take the places OF the strik-
ing section men have been notified TO
stay away, by placard posted on the
threatens them with death II they
take the places of the strikers
Last night Miss Mary Secanoingse
returned to the Indian school from
a trip TO Fort Defiance. Arizona, ac-
companied by four Indians who Will
enter the school. Supt. Burton is
expected to arrive tomorrow accom-
panied by twenty boys and girls from
Fort Defiance. and other points in
Arizona and New Mexico This viii
be the largest single delegation of
new pupils received AT the Indian
| school this year. The enrolment at
the school is very large and tho year
| promises to be a most successful one
for the institution.
Settlements in the suits for dam
ages against the Denver and Rio
Grande railway in connection with the
Eden disasater In which so many
lives were lost last year are being
made us rapidly as possible and the