The daily sentinel., 1905-11-27

Robert BERTHE, of Telluride, is In
town on short business trip
George Smith came down from his
mine on Mt. Garfield yesterday.
Smith Bailey, of Glenwood Springs,
was Sunday visitor in Grand juno
ton.
Rod e. Bolne, of Collbran, is in
town today. He will return home to-
night.
There was a large crowd out to the
dance Saturday night at the Audi
forum.
J. NJ. Williams, of Moab, promi-
nent citizen of that town, is in the
city today.
e. w. Thomas and c. W. Cowen,
of Waverly, Tenn, are new arrivals
in the city
e. l.. Ryan, W b. Phillips and
Fred Donley, of Montrose, are in
town today.
The rain last night brought TO a
stop all exterior work on new build
ings and residences.
5. H. Griffith is in Denver in the
interest of the new spray company or
ganized few days ago.
Mrs. n. A. Taylor and Miss Bertha
Holmes, Of Moab, Utah, are the
guests of friends in the city.
After being under winter skies all
day 1t will be pleasant to be Under
Southern Skies" tonight at the Park
opera house.
Gov. and Mrs. Adams returned to
this city Saturday night from Paonia,
leaving over the broad guage for their
home at Pueblo.
In spite of the rains and snow pre-
vailing in this section OF the state
the trains were running almost on
schedule time last night.
Mrs: Nellie Collins and son, Jack
arrived in the city yesterday and are
guests at the home of Mrs. Collins
sister, Mrs. Anna Collins on Eighth
street.
Charles II. Arthur came up from
Westwater, Utah, yesterday, where
he has been for the past several weeks
on business connected with his stock
interests.
Jesse Glassford, the oil man, re-
turned last night from an extended
trip through the White river country
and out to the Uintah reservation.
He left this morning for Fruita.
Charles Clark, the popular man
ager OF the New York Life Insurance
company, at Srahu Junction was mere
several uays inns WEEK Goins pusl-
ness LOT MS COMPANY el'a lhue-
pen n,i
lnere VIII De large attenuahce at
tne HusiSal soclai 70 pe gwen 10
hIsiit ny me hiks AT tnelr elup rooms;
anu anu. e'e ,r, Is ahticlPa.lns Il goou
.iIne, me hlks socials are Always
IA Sun s son ~ col 1ool, Gum
nor ,ybo iaft tho city some line aao
to settle on bis claim IN Tho ITinteh
,.eser.vation hos inans,,rated a staaa
linz hatwean ~ Ducheena ond NJ
ton ana 10 o-ivine mo linz his narsonai
attantio, us Pc 90'i'''
,rhe coiorad concart cor,n.r,, hood
cd h,. Pot non,o,, s,bich ,,;,ii Ii" IL
a nerformance AZ The Decentralization
church tonight arrived in the city
last night and is stopping at the Wes-
tern hotel. The company consists
of nine colored men and women.
The Fruita Record has changed
its size from a five-column quarto to
to a six column auarto and promises
much better service in the future
More attention will be paid TO gather
ing live local news. There Is room
for such an Improvement in the
papers of the lower valley.
A. M. Damon. yiolinist and harp
prano; Cora A. Julius. contralto.
Sloan Edwards. basso profundo: Mas
ter Paul Bass. boy soprano. these are
the artists who are with Damon g
Famous New Orleans Colored SIN.
dents at the Congregational church
tonight.
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water and n guaranteed water right
with each sale. Sales on easy terms
and employment for those who wish
TO locate Reference Mesa Conntv,
bank. Call or address ID M Notting-
ham. Westwater, Utah
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Last night the twenty-one people
composing the Under Southern
skies company arrived in the city
from salt Lake City and are guests