The daily sentinel., 1907-09-21
Arrange a party and take an auto

near PaIisade.
Arrange a party and take an auto
ride. Phone Black 5s4.
Anywhere in city or county, night
or day. in auto. Phone VanBuren
Bros. s. Hawley, Black 5s4.
c. f. Sullivan, a well known pi-
ano man of Pueblo, is ia town to-
day.
f. A. Sherman arrived home last
night from Montrose where he has
been attending the Redlands con-
test hearing.
We are prepared to do all kinds of
fancy metal. cornice and sheet iron
work in the shortest possible time.
j. H. Lane. 127 South Fifth street.
A. L. Gourley came home last
night from a pleasant two days Wis
1t in Montrose. He took in the fair
Thursday and remained over yes
terday to visit with friends.
Tomorrow morning several car
loads of race horses will reach the
| city from Montrose and will be ta-
ken at once to the fair grounds.
This afternoon in his Office Judge
]. P. sweeney united in marriage C.
M. Alfred and Miss Anna Weldon.
both of Grand Junction, and both
Today great crowds of ladies at
tended the Fashions millinery OPP
ening. The window display of mill
linery made for the occasion is one
of the handsomest ever seen in the
city.
This week, according to the PAIL
sade Tribune, real estate represent
ing a value of $4,000. changed
hands in ard around Palisade. There
were nearly a score of individual
sales represented in this amount and
much of the orchard land sold
brought over $1,000 an acre.
George Kempton, in advance of
the Kempton Komedy Kompany, is
in the city today making arrange
ments for their engagement at the
Park opera house commencing or
Tuesday, September "a. for five
nights. with an entire change of pro-
gram each evening.
This morning Chief of Police
O'Neil arrested F.. A. Brewer on n
charge of firing a gun within the city
limits. 1t is said that Brewer was
shooting at a target near his home
in the Crawford addition and several
stray shots came near striking sew
eral women who complained ard had
Brewer arrested The man gave
DOHd W dpptdT at n nearing at D n. III.
There was a good sized audience
at the Auditorium last night to en-
Joy the entertainment given by some
half a hundred children and young
ladies and gentlemen of the city un-
der the direction of Miss Upper
and Miss Avery. The program was
extremely pleasing The comedy
sketches, the drills. the musical num-
bers, the recitations, etc, were de-
hightfully presented and the audi
ence was very liberal in its applause.
1t was one of the best entertain
ments of its kind ever given in the
city
Max Buchanan. formerly cashier
of the Grand Valley National Bank
In this city, now cashier of the Amer
lean National Bank at Alamosa.
Colo. is also filling the office of sec
to be held at Alamosa September
%, 26 and 81, and is seeing that
the fair Is being widely advertised
throughout the state. The Sentinel
acknowledges receipt of courteses.
The Conejos fair is certain to be a
great success and the people of that
county are endeavoring to make i'll
the greatest agriculture and live
stock exhibit and race meet ever
held in southern Colorado.
1t is understood that quite n large
number of the business men are pre-
pairing floats for the big parade on
next "Wednesday morning and some
elaborate showings will be made
Much interest is being manifested in
the parade and it promises to be a
big success.
Millinery opening at Madam Roe.
Tuesday SantnDn har "a hfygaet
display of fall and winter millinery
Madam Roe has ever shown.
w. Taylor Douglass of Delta is in
town.
]. L. Stewart of Rems. Nebr.. is
in town.
Dan Easement is down today
from the Uhaweep.
N. Case of Highland. Kans., and
J. NJ. Hull of Hiawatha, Kans.. are
new arrivals.
Millinery opening at Madam Roes
Tuesday, September "a, the biggest
display of fall and winter millinery
Madam Roe has ever shown.
No. was nearly two hours late
this afternoon. q l6EN
John NJ. Blue of Sedalia, Mo,
nephew of Water Superintendent B.
w. Vedder of this city. arrived last
night and is a guest at the Vedder
home. Mr.. Blue is a railroad ma
chinist and will take a position for a
time at least in the local railway
shops
Millinery opening at Madam Roe's
Tuesday. September "a, the biggest
display of fall and winter millinery
Madam Roe has ever shown.
Joe t. Selby is greeting his friend
here today. He came in last night
from Denver.
At the regular meeting of the Ea-
giles last night Mr.. A. l.. Halllgan
was made a full fiedged bird. Onl
account of the fair no meeting will
be held next week, and n smoker
viii be given Friday evening. Octo-
Der 4, at which DR.. U. S. Abbott, the
grand aerie representative will make
his report of the recent meeting at
Norfolk.
Advance in Coal.
Throughout the entire country