The daily sentinel., 1906-12-22
GRAND JUNCTION
COLORADO

Remember the masquerade ball on
Christmas night.
Hand made or stock harness. larg-
est supply in city at Hiatt's.
Are you going to try for the prize
in the cake walk Christmas night.
The Grand" is making a price of
$500 on their $500 Alaska sealskin
coats.
Pull up you pants with pair of
Hiatts hand stamped leather sus-
penders.
We can fit Maud" with any kind
of harness or saddle-Hiatt's new
! harness shop.
C. d. Smith & Cos line of ladies'
dressing cases. are the finest shown
in Western Colorado.
Before you make that Christmas
present see Fleming and Lambs s
dressers, tables rockers and hand
some special designs in chairs.
Our stock is all new. New har-
ness for the horses wardrobe com
ing every day. Carriage robes at
right prices at Hiatt's harness shop.
Our new car just placed in stock
today, carried the swellest line of
special pieces of furniture ever
broust to the cit.F. Tlemns a Lamh
Maude Fealy, in "The Illusions of
Beatrice" and George Ade's Sultan
of Sulu." are Manager Haskell's
Christmas offerings at the Park opera
house.
Platt and Heron will on the first
of January open a large harness shop
department to their already large
business. A first class harness max
er will be secured and a large stock
of new goods will be purchased.
There was an exciting runaway
yesterday afternoon. 1t seems that
horse and buggy were standing near
the Emerson school building when an
automobile passed along and frighten
ed the horse Starting TO run the
horse pulled the buggy onto a high
sidewalk, turning the vehicle over and
with the shafts hanging to him start
ed west on Colorado avenue. He ran
to Fifth street and turned north and
then doubled back again to Colorado
avenue frightening a team of horses
in the alley in the rear of the Fair
block and they started to run but
were stopped. Finally the frightened
animal was captured. The runaway
attracted much attention.
Last night man was arrested and
placed in the city Jail charged with
btihS uIuHh ana ulSOIuerlN ana with
insulting a woman. 1t seems that
the man was wandering around in
the lower part of town in drunken
condition and it seems that he met
some lady near her home and ac-
costed her in an insulting manner.
The woman promptly informed her
husband who had retired for the
night He quickly arose and started
in search of the offender He cap
tured him and marched him to the
city jail where he turned him over TO
the city Ulcers, The man was ar
raigned this morning in the police
court and fined $40 and costs.
This afternoon the funeral of Hrs.
Corinne Abbey-Hamlin, who died yes
terday morning in Denver, took place
in this city, The remains We're
brought here on No. which arrived
about two O'Clock, the bereaved hus-
band and children and the sister of
the deceased accompanied the re-
mains. The funeral services were
held at 81. Matthews church conduct
ed by Rev. Lyon. There was large
attendance of friends and members of
the Apple Blossom Circle. Women of
Woodcraft, and the Grand valley Re
bekah lodge. attended in bodies, Mrs. I
Hamlin having been a member of
each order. There were many beauti-
full floral offerings. The interment
took place at Orchard Mesa Genet /