The daily sentinel., 1903-01-12

home Sunday from Denver.
Morrison Wohlfort entertained
very pleasant party of skaters ON the
Gunnison ice yesterday. followed by
dinner.
Orson Adams. Jr.. arrived home
Sunday from Denver where he was on
bu siness connected with the new hotel
property.
Every busin ss man in this city
shuold buy ticket for the o. R g.
ball to occur in this city ON the Goth
of this month.
Wanted-A girl for general house
work. Good wages to competent
girl. Apply to Mrs A. G. Newton.
961 Main street.
Another prominent event in the
social life of this city will be the
ball of the o. R. @. on the evening of
January Goth at Turner hall.
Ora Barton arrived in the city last
night from Glenwood where he is
located. and will visit for few days
with friends here.
The Elks will meet in regular ses-
sion tonight. Initiatory work will
occupy probably the entire evening.
The session promises to be most in
teresting one.
The Grand Valley Commercial Col
lege started business this morning in
rooms over the Stoddart Shoe Store.
Miss Jennie D. Gard is principle and
the new institution starts off with
"a number of scholars.
Mrs. King Faulkner will leave to-
night to join her husband in Spokane.
Washington where she will take up
her permanent residence. Her many
friends in this city regret the de-
parture of this good woman.
A. G. Newton. had the Wolcott
forces been successful. was slated for
the position of printing clerk of the
house. This is a large sized fat snap
and we are sorry our editorial brother
COulu lldft pullct tlt
Henry V. Edwards the superintend-
ent for the smelling company arrived
i'll the city today at noon and will be-
gin at once the preliminary work on
the buildings. Mr.. Edwards will
have supervision of all the work of
construction.
All those desiring to spend an eve-
ming in the city's best company and
dancing on one of the best floors wi tn
the best music procurable. and under
the auspices of an order that is noted
for its entertaining abilities. attend
he ball of the o. r. G.
Began, Gaines Co.. ordered 5000
copies Of the special edition of The
Sentinel today. If enough orders
come in within the coming month the
second edition of that number will be
reprinted by the proprietors, and
much added material will be publish
ed.
The fires under the boiler of we'll
No. at DeBeque have again been
lighted for work. The casing will
be pulled and afterwards a derrick
will be placed and new we'll will be
drilled. 1t is to hoped that these new
operations will be even more success
full than in the first we'll.
@. w. Tage and wife. of Salt Lake
City. who are on their way to Den
yer. stopped off to spend several days
with friends in this city. They are
guests of W. E. Bolton at 635 Chi
peta. Mr.. Tage is a practical printer
and machine operator and has been
working on the Salt Lake Herald the
past several years.
W. S. Parkinson. of Glenwood
Springs, the active secretary of the
Yampah Athletic club. is sending out
notices to his friends of the coming
fistic carnaval to take place in Glen
wood January Goth by the Jeffries
-Fitzsimmons aggregation. He
states that Jeffries offers $500 to any
man who will stand four rounds be-
fore him. Mr.. Parkinson intimates
that local fistic celebrity of man.
moth Drawn will make trv for the