The daily sentinel., 1903-04-13


Edwin @. Marsh returned home from
Denver Sunday.
Samuel N Wheeler is home from a
visit to Denver
Tonight is the grand annual Easter
Monday ball at The Turner hall.
N. E. Reynolds secured a license to
wed this morning. The woman he
seeks to make his wife is Miss May
Milner of Fruita.
NJ. B. Beidleman, the well known
piano man representing the Denver
Music company of Denver. was an ar
rival in the city last night
Vincent st. John, the head of the
miners union at Telluride, only re-
ceived rs votes in his home ward in
the city of Telluride for alderman.
Orson Adams and John j. Lumsden
returned from Denver Sunday where
they were present at a meeting of the
consistory of the Masonic order to
take the degree.
The officers of the Western Slope
Veterans association are @. NJ. Baily
of Montrose, president: George Beck
ley, of Delta. treasurer and f. J. Vos-
burg of this city. secretary.
The contestants in the silver medal
contest tonight at the Christian
church ora KinpoIay prioa Eduar
Bancroft. wolcott Rhone, Clinton
Hampton, Cecil Jacks John Handel
and Paul Blackwell.
Clyde H. Setvens has received a
letter from Prof S. NJ Boyer saying
that he is pleased with his new loca-
tion at Muscogee, Indian Territory.
He has a large number of engagements
and plenty of work.
The president of the Buenos HON.
bres has issued call for meeting to
be held Wednesday night April 10Th
to discuss matter of great impor-
tance. All ex-members of the club as
we'll as the members are urged to be
present at this meeting.
On account of the sudden illness of
Rev. Robert w. Elder, who is supply
ing the pulpit of the Christian church.
Rev. j. NJ. p Martin was called to
deliver the sermon before the Knights
Templar last night. There was large
congregation present and quite con-
siderable body of the Knights.
Judge Sullivan is hearing divorce
case today. The plaintiff husband is
Robert Goldie and the wife from
whom the divorce is sought is Flor
ence L. Goldie. The charge is deser-
tion. The defendant wife was served
with papers at Hillsboro, Fla. The
plaintiff is represented by J. S. Oar
nahan and the absent wife by Henry
r. Rhone. A jury of six was empan-
eled to hear the case.
ID. Walter Clark of this city receiv-
ed letter from his father, d. 7.
CLARK of Denver. today saying that
their home was broken into on last
Saturday night in the city of Denver.
iiiS iotttI sttbSs blhb Ill VI MISS MIL
dred Clark's iewelry was taken but
that Mrs. Clark had her diamonds
slowed away in safe place, so that
the robbers did not secure those valu-
able jewels. The letter did not state
how the thieves gained an entrance
into the house. or any particulars
abo1t the matter.
The Grand Army Post of this city
has formed with the other posts of
| Delta and Montrose counties Western
slope Veterans association. This asso-
citation will meet in this city July 1st,
end. and 3rd in q grand reunion. Ar
rangements are being made to run a
special train over the narrow gauge to
accommodate all visitors who wish to
participate in this reunion. The last
reunion of this association was held
at Montrose and the members of the
local post in this city had one of the
most enjoyable times of their lives
They were most cordially entertained
by the citizens of Montrose and are
very anxious to return the compli-
ment, when the veterans come to this
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