The daily sentinel., 1905-10-30

/ tueE 1dll at SlOnS anu see them.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Heaton. of
Woodstock, Mo. are new arrivals in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Parker. of
Waterloo. Iowa. are the guests of
friends in the valley.
Candy at the G. V. Store at is
cents per pound. or free with every
purchase of S1.0O or more.
I Ask to see the children's hosiery
The very finest kind that can't be
beat for the price at the G. v.
store.
You will have a jolly time if you
attend the big Halloween ball at the
/ Auditorium Tuesday night given by
the you Know Who" club. Don't
miss it.
Miss Emma Stroup. a first class
I dressmaker, is located at 951 White
avenue. She is prepared to do high
grade work at reasonable prices. Call
or telephone Red 81.
The concrete blocks of which the
]. w. Osborn building is to be con-
structed are now being manufactured
] by the concrete machine. The stud
ding for the floor has been laid.
SHOWS and rains prevailed in many
portions of the state yesterday and
last night and many sections report
disagreeable weather today Snow
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Attend the Halloween ball to be
given at the Auditorium under the
auspices of the you Know Who
club. Good music and fine floor and
all that goes to make a delightful
ball.
d. & R. G. Pullman service is the
/ best. One car is put onto train No.
/ 6 at GAG pm. every night. Return
ing from Denver on train No. 8. Re
Loo ha~ he Mt ha AN
G. Hum, agent.
Enjoy the festivities of the unique
Halloween party at the Methodist
! church tomorrow evening. Many
unique and interesting features. 1t
will be an informal and jolly affair.
Admission % cents.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Peabody died Saturday night
at the home at AL Rood avenue.
afternoon at Orchard Mesa in charge
of Undertaken Bannister.
The witches and other spirits OF
I Halloween will gather at the
4 Methodist church tomorrow evening.
There will be much wierdness and
many mysteries. Don't fail to be
there. Admission only 25 cents.
There is no doubt that the best
! tramp" show that ever visited
Grand Junction is "The Thorough
bred Tramp" The company is a
big one and the play is full of rich
comedy and a pretty story is told.
Have you learned that the best
place in town to get bread is at the
Progress? And the cakes. pies and
other pastries are of the highest
grade. Fresh fruits, fresh oysters.
celery and clean stock of groceries
are found there.
George Landers and his bride ar
rived in the city Saturday night after
n ten days bridal tour during which
time they visited Salt Lake City,
Ogden and other western points. The
popular grocer has received the con-
gratuiations of many friends today.
Among the attractions of more
than ordinary Importance to appear at
the Auditorium soon will be the
Haverly Mastodon Minstrels with its
host of singers; dancers and comed-
ians headed by the famous minstrel
Mr.. Fred Russell Reports from
other cities credit the Haverly show
this season with being the best min
strel show on the road.
Elmer Walters "a Thoroughbred
Tramp" which appears at the Audi
torium Monday, October 80 carries a
thorough equipment for the presen-
tation of the play. Much pains have
been taken to make the new third
act. the hospital ward for the feeble
minded, natural and picturesque. "A
Thoroughbred Tramp" unquestion-
ably excells all other dramas of its
class and certainly it is that the com
! edv element is more hilarious.
The Slayton Junbilee singers. the
colored aggregation that viii appear
at the CONGREGATIONAL church this
evening as special number of the
I lyceum course will be heard by n
large audience. Every holder of n
season ticket is entitled to admission
I on the payment of ten cents, while
I the prices to those not holding season
tickets will be 80 cents and 40 cents.
The jubilee singers come highly rec
commended and rarely ever tail to
please an audience
II has been reported and confirmed
to the officers of the Colorado Nat
ional Life Insurance company that
one of its representatives has con
Quoted himself in disgraceful man
ner in your city. Upon the coniirma
tion of this report the man in ques-
tion was discharged. This is quite
in keeping with the plan of the
management of this company whose
policy is to employ no man who does
not pay his personal obligations or
drinks to excess.
This evening the superintendents
. oil the various ouHhtN HNhbbAo VI NAAN
city Will hold meeting at the
Methodist church for the purpose of
discussing plans for the entertainment
of the District sunday School assoc
iation which meets in this city on
Nov. 91st., for n three days ses-
sion. The association embraces the
sunday schools of the western slope
and great number of delegates and
/ sunday school workers will be in at
tendance. 1t is proposed to make the
coming meeting one of the most en-
ioyable In the history of the assoc
I iation.
w. II. Bannister, the undertaken
has lust received and installed in his
morgue one of the very latest improv-
/ ed mortuary tables. Three months
ago Mr.. Bannister ordered one OF the
] tables but en- route to Grand june
ton it was badly damaged and was
returned to the factory Immediately
on its arrival and another order
made. Mr.. Bannister has also added
to the modern equipment of his
morque complete set of mortuary
I tools. such as physicians use in hold