The daily sentinel., 1905-12-05

dance to their music.
Lee L. Prewett and William Sweat,
of Mesa, are in town today.
Mrs. E. c. Taylor, of Vernal, Utah,
/ is a guest of friends this week.
i B. o. Bryan, of Belle PLANES, Iowa,
/ is a new arrival in Grand Junction.
4 G. A. Briggs, prominent business
man, of Canon City, is in town today.
The Odd Fellows will elect officers
this evening at their regular meet
ing.
Frank Drew. the Fruita baker. is
greeting his many friends here to-
day.
The Elks met last night in regular
session and transacted much bust
Mrs. McCarty and daughter, of ou-
ray are the guests of friends in the
city this week.
A. J. Worse and family. of Delta
are spending a few days with friends
in Grand Junction.
NJ. o. Delaplain was able to be
out today for the first time in week,
having been quite i'll.
The brick layers resumed work
this morning on the new odd Fellows
hail after a delay of two weeks.
Division superintendent w. G..
Choate, of the Denver and Rio Grande
will return tomorrow morning from
Denver.
Spend a social afternoon Wednes-
day at the Guild room of st. Mat
thews church. Refreshments and
apron sale. Fifteen cents.
NJ. G. Woolverton. of this city, who
with his family has been in Illinois
for several months is now at Daton
Beach. Florida, where he will spend
the winter.
George Smith, manager of the Mt
I Garfield coal mine, in spending the
week at the property getting every
! thing in readiness for the steady pro-
duction and shipment of coal
The official notice for The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Mesa County Fair association has
been issued. The meeting viii be
held on January 9th at which TIME a
new board of directors will be elect
ed.
The maximum temperature yester-
day was 40 degrees, the minimum
temperature this morning was % de
grees. Forecast for western Colo
RADIO for the SO hours ending at p.
m. Wednesday, fair tonight and
Wednesday.
The attendance at the funeral of
Mrs. c.. II. Convey yesterday afternoon
was very large. The odd Fellows
and the Rebekahs had large repres-
tations, and there was a great num-
Der of friends present outside of
these orders.
A partition was placed in the
building occupied by the Columbine
Music company yesterday and the
rear of the building is being fitted up
for the reception of the undertaking
parlors and morgue of the Crown
Furniture company
Mrs. VIM. McCarty and daughter
Evaline will depart this week for
Grand Junction to spend the winter.
The change is made on account of
Miss Evaline's health which has been
poor of late and needs lower alti
tude.-Ouray Herald.
Mrs ]. W. Mahan and two children
returned Monday from Grand June
ton where they have been the guests
for the past three weeks of her sis
tn, Mrs. B. f. Harrison. Mrs. Mahan
is quite recovered from a recent at
tack of typhoid.-Ouray Herald. =
]. NJ. Graham, auctioneer and COM
mission agent will pay cash for fur
niture and household goods in lots
He also represents one of the best
tailoring houses in the east and can
sell you a perfect fitting suit, over
coat or trousers and save you money
Office 500 Main street.
This morning a force of carpenters
started the work of putting in the
1 front to the building occupied Of
!. Fleming & Lanmb. the furniture and
stove men. The Improvement will be
a most noticeable one as it will make
the building much more attractive
/ Plate glass windows will be install
led.
That charming New England idyl
Way Down East" which attracted
so large an audience when last seen
here. will be seen again at the Park
opera house on Friday night. De-
cember Sth. The piece in brief has
won popularity with all classes of
theatre goers and there seems no rea-
son why the success of its last appear
ance here should not be duplicated.
Clinton Martin took charge of the
Herald this morning, his purchase
of that paper being announced ex-
clusively in the Sentinel yesterday
Mr.. Martin is widely known in the
county and he proposes to improve
the Herald in many ways and give
the many readers of that paper bet
ter service than ever. Mr.. Frost will
assist Mr., Martin during the present
week.
A very handsome illustrated edi-
ton setting forth the resources, the
North Fork Valley has just been is
sued by the Paonia Newspaper It'll
is n pretty piece of work and will
prove a splendid advertising medium
for that section. On the second page
of the booklet appears poem dedi- !
Gated to Paonia, written by DR.. L. 4
f. Eldridge of this city.
Relatives in this city received a !
message yesterday announcing that |
little daughter hid been born to Mr.. /.
and Mrs. James Leonardson at their T
home in Old Mexico. Mrs. Leonard \
son was formerly Miss Olive Hensel 1
of this city and the announcement of |
the safe arrival of the little daugh- !
ter will be received with pleasure by
her many friends. Mrs. Anna Hensel 1
and daughter. Gertrude, mother and |
sister of Mrs. Leonardson are spend
ing the winter at the Leonardson
home.
Mrs, Ellie Bancroft. wife of A. c. |
Bancroft, died this morning at three /
o'clock at her home in Palisade after
a long illness of Bright's disease. 7
4 &c.,