The daily sentinel., 1908-12-30
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Tomorrow witnesses the close of
the good year 1908.
Sam Pollock, of Fruita, was in the
city yesterday, on business.
A. Buzza is confined to his room
to-day with rheumatism.
J. j. Lumsden is out again to-day
after ten-day sickness.
Earl Caldwell left this morning
for Hannah creek, on business.
Charles Rider is reported sick this
morning with neuralgia.
E. Howard. of Longmont is a visit
tor in the city to-day.
C. c. Ensler and daughter, Virgin
ia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. Smith
and family. in this city.
Jack O'Neil is in Palisade to-day
in the interests of the Grand Valley
Irrigation company.
A. J. Sastell, manager of the Glib
son Lumber company of Paonia, is in
the city to-day. transacting business.
Charles Quist is able to be back
at work to-day after quite a serious
illness.
Several watch meetings" are be-
ing planned for tomorrow night, New
Years eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman w. Moody
leave tomorrow for Denver for Wis
it of several days.
Get him blanket. Fred Mantey.
We have few ffne propositions in
fruit lands and ranches to trade for
city property. See Gray, 337 Main.
The knights OF Pythias meet this
evening in regular session, at 1880 o.
clock. All visiting knights are cord
tally invited to attend.
Mrs. ! Deyo, proprietor of the AL
mo rooming house on Rood avenue.
nue..
George Else leaves this afternoon
Tor Arkansas to spend few months
with his relatives and friends in his
home town.
Mr and Mrs. Jack Harris are visit
ing in town to-day from DeBeque. Mr..
Harris is one of the leading carpen-
ters of that place.
w. w. Wilson. a well known resi-
dent of the city, is very i'll at his
nome at 341 North First street II
is reported that he may have to un-
dergo a very serious operation.
Jack Austin. the popular depot dis
patcher left this noon on No. 3 for
salt Lake. to spend New Years day
with his relatives and friends in that
city. '''''
Ionight DR.. Essert will be heard AT
the Methodist church. He is n min
/ lster OF pronounced ability and will
doubtless be heard by large congrega-
tions during the course of the revival
services at the Methodist church.
Deputy District Attorney Fry will
not retire from that office for several
nionths after the first of the year, as
District Attorney-elect Logan desires
Mr.. Fry to carry on the cases with
which he is familiar.
There is now being brought to the
city each day large amount of coal
| from the various mines and the
threatened coal famine will not ma
terlallze for the time being at least.
| Many of the stores of the city will
| be closed Friday, New Years Day.
All the banks and public Offices will
be closed all day and there will be
a pretty general suspension of busi-
ness
c, f. Wilkins and Mrs. wilkins.
nee Miss Florence Cowell, of Glen
wood Springs, who were married in
this city Monday, leave in a short
time for Marble, where they expect
TO take up their future residence
While here they are guests of NJ.
Charles Starkey.
Yesterday in Denver W. ec-
retary of state articles g. "a, crDora-
| tion were filed by the St Matthew's
Hospital Association of Grand juno
tion. John Wallis Oil, Orson Adams
and DR.. A. G. Taylor are named as
the incorporators.
The Sentiners building summary
will be the biggest piece of boost
Ing matter that has gone out of the
valley in several years. Everybody
should assist in making the list com
plete. 1t is hoped to have all build
ing reports in not later than noon
Thursday.
Walter Martin, well known here
brother of Editor Martin. of the Pali-
sade Tribune, was in the city yester-
day greeting his friends. He is spend
ing the holidays at Palisade and will
return the first of the year to Pro-
vo, Utah, to continue his studies at
the University of Utah