The daily sentinel., 1902-11-24

The ball and social of the ladies of st.
Joseph's church tonight.
Charles W. Haskell, engineer, is home
from business trip to Lake City.
At the Armory tonight; the ball and social
of the ladies of the Catholic church.
The finishing touches are being put on
the two main rooms of the Currie block.
o. Fl. Shoup and L. A. Peass of Colorado
Springs are prominent visitors today.
DIR. F. King, of the Webster City Cattle
company, spent day in the city last week.
Lynn ]. Luce feft yesterday morning for
Delta to spend Thank sgiving with his rela-
tives,
F. !. Duke, representing the Chicago Rec
ord Herald book department is doing busi-
ness in this city.
E. A. Krohn of Krohn Brothers has re-
ceived a very flatterIng offer to go to Peru,
S. A. in the railway service.
Mrs. Amanda Miller returned to this city
Saturday from Minturn where she has
spent the summer and fall.
The ladies of the Catholic church will give
their grand social and ball tonight. Re-
member tonight is the time.
District Attorney Samuel G. McMullin
leaves for Telluride tomorrow morning for
the term of the district court.
The Grand Valley Floral and Nursery
company has issued a prospectus of the
company which is being distributed through
out the country.
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Crotty leave tonight
for Denver to reside. Mr.. Crotty, formerly
with the Western, goes to accept position
with an eastern road.
The present period of damp and cloudy
weather is the longest which has been ex-
perienced in this city and county in a period
OF six or seven years.
On account of the interest mani tested in
the Methodist revivals the evangelsts will
rem ain this week The church was crowded
at all the services yesterday.
Have good time tonight with the ladies
of st. Joseph's church. 1t will only cost you
so cents, and the Amusement will we'll be
worth several times that amount.
Howard Fletcher, who has been connected
with the clerical force at the Grand Junction
Fruit Growers association, left Sunday
night for an extended eastern trip.
Samuel G. McMullin and J. S. Carnahan
have been selected as the orators at the COM
ing Memorial day service of the Elks, which
occurs on the first Sunday in December.
w. ]. Stull, who has been absent in the
east for month or more, returned to the
city Saturday night. While absent he visit
ed relatives and friends in Mem phis, Chica-
go and St. Louis.
In sizing up of the coming Senatorial
battle in one of the Denver papers yester-
day, Horace L. DeLong was placed in the
column of those favoring Frank c. Goudy
to succeed Senator Teller.
Important improvements are contemplat-
ed at the Royalty. 1t is said that a strictly
up. date restaurant will be added to the
equipment, where will be served anything
which it is possible to obtain in the larger
cities.
Miss Tessie Hampton, who has speut the
past month or more in this city with her
aunt, Mrs. Walter L. Goslen, left for her
home in Salt Lake City last week. Miss
Hampton is very bright and handsome
young woman and made a host of friends
among the younger set in this city during
her stay.
w. Fl. Morsland of Colorado Springs, ac-
companied by Mrs. Moreland, is visiting
the city. Mr.. Moreland 10 of the large cigar
firm of Schiele Bros. IL Moreland. Mr..
Moreland is one of the best knbwn travel
ing men in the state and one OF the most
enthusiastic Elks. He is just over long
spell of sickness and Is being heartily greet
ed by many friends in this city.
Krohn Brothers today made the purchase
Of very valuable Main street business
property. 1t was lot "a, block 102 and Is
the property upon which the store, in which
Heron Il Cassells lately did business,
stands. The purchase was made from H.
T. DeLong. owner. The Krohn brothers
are contemplating the erection of fine bus
mess building on this lot in April next.
They will build of brick and it will extend
to the alley and will give them ample room
for the conduct of their business.