The daily sentinel., 1905-09-14

w. P Dale. of Delta. is greet
ing friends in town today.
u. L. oliver. of Palisade. wa.
IN town yesterday afternoon.
John r. Galloway, Of Norwood
greeting friends in town today.
Henry r. Rhone returned last
hight from "A business trip to Rifle
The largest assortment of school
upplies at the Postoffiee Book store
H W. Clark and W. p. Meson.
II Aspen. were in town this morn
&c C. Murray has advertised a
ale at the free corral for next Satdr-
lay.
H L. Mcdonald. Of Montrose
spending the day in Grand June
The Masonic lodge held a spec
ial meeting last night at their new
%. E. Homer. of La Harpe. III
inois. is visitor in the city this
week.
Mrs. James Planer. of Beatrice
Nebraska, is visiting friends in the
valley.
p. ]. Mcdonald and Robert
Crichton, OF Dragon, We're arrivals
last night
"A fire hydrant was placed at the
corner OF Seventh street ana Bel
lord avenue today.
"A large consignment of lumber
was unloaded on the grounds of the
new depot yesterday
The county commissioners are
still in session. Much business has
been transacted this week.
DIR. and Mrs. II. NJ Parker. OF
Colorado Springs. en- route west,
spent yesterday in the city.
A large string of horses came in
last night from Hotchkiss and are
luartered at the fair grounds.
Mr.. VIM. Boyd, who leased the
Gordon place just north of Clifton.
is marketing h4s fruit at this time.
j. a. McLuen, who has been in
attendance al the state fair at Pueblo.
is expected home on No. tonight.
New crossings are being put IN
every day by the force under the di-
rection Of the street commissioner
Lee Fairbanks and wife and
Miss Fairbanks, of Del Norte, are
among the visitors to the city to-
day.
There VIII be several bidders
for the contract to furnish the city
schools with coal during the coming
winter.
Miss Luna sanderson left this
morninefor Durango after an extend
ed and pleasant visit with friends
in the city.
-Rev II. J. Grace and wife left
this morning for Durango after a
short but pleasant visit with friends
In the city.
"A millinery display. Saturday.
September 10th and all ladies are in
vited 10 inspect the new line of fan
hats at the Fashion
William S. Wallace, viii return
Sunday from Chicago Mrs. Wallace
and the little daughter viii not re-
turn for several weeks.
DIR. Thomas Price is slowly re-
covering from the injuries he sus-
tanned by falling through an elevat-
or shaft several weeks ago.
Make Saturday, September 1G.
a holiday and come prepared to see
a handsome line of fall hats at the
Fashions millinery opening
Friday of next week viii be
childrens day at the county fair. The
city schools and several of the county
schools Will dismiss for the day.
A social session will follow the
regular business meeting of the
Woodmen of the World lodge to-
night. large attendance is expect
ed
Three members Of the local
lodge of odd Fellows have died
within the last two weeks. A. E Par
sons. o. Il. Reams and Rev. osten-
son.
Frank e. Blaisden. the mining
man returned yesterday from Crested
Butte where he has been looking
after some mining interests for the
past FIVE weeks.
Mrs. Milo h. Sharp and Miss
Anna Lif. of the Bethel district are
visiting today with Mrs Yelton on
North 18th street. These ladies We're
Mrs. Yelton's Nebraska neighbors
twenty years ago.
The funeral of Rev. Ostensou
who died in Denver Tuesday morning
took place yesterday afternoon. The
last services were held in the Chap
ter house in Denver Interment at
Fairmont cemetery.
There was a merry crowd out
last night to enjoy the mid-weeb
hop at the auditorium. The music
was first class, the floor in splendid
condition and the dancing continued
until the midnight hour
The Woman's Relief Corps held
its first meeting since the Denver
encampment yesterday afternoon at
Odd Fellows hall. There was a large
attendance and attention was given
to much important business
Virgil Faulkner leaves this
evening for Spokane, Washington. to
accept a position he held several
years prior to his coming to this val
lie. He has been employed during
the past few months at the city
water works
Rev. II. n. Forsyth. the new pas
tor OF the Methodist church. arrived
in the city last night from Delta
to take mp the duties of his new
charge He will occupy the pulpit
at the church next sunday for the
first time.
Tomorrow night the bicyclists
of the city are requested to meet
nt the court house to discuss plans
for the protection of the bicvclr
paths of the city All bicyclists us-
ing the paths should attend the meet
ing.
There has been large sale of
seacon tickets for the fair. The
season ticket entities the holder to
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