The daily sentinel., 1903-10-24
The Windsor Cafe will close Sun

office block. Everything the best.
Mrs. Floye D. Eaton. will leave for
Denver in few days to make it her
future home.
Miss Blanche Davis. neice of Mrs.
W. s. Wallace. arrived last night
from Bloomfield.
Claim Agent Mitchell. of the Rio
Grande was in the city last night for
short time. en- route to Salt Lake TO
adjust some matters.
A picture of the late James Taylor
Sharp, of this city, who died here
last Monday. appears in Yesterdays
Republican. 1t is find photograph
of Grandpa" Sharp.
There was meeting last night at
Pear Park school house to further the
plans for raising sugar beets. There
was an attendance of 4S people and
much enthusiasm displayed.
The trains due here near midnight
from the east, were all delayed last
night. ON account of a freight wreck.
on train No. 64 east of Salida. A
large number of cars went into the
ditch.
The Denver Times of few DAYS
ago contained two column picture of
Willett Barton. who is winning new
musical honors as bandmaster of the
2nd regimental band, now stationed at
Camp Goldfield
The funeral of James A. Layton
will occur tomorrow from the Metho-
dist church at 2 80 O'Clock. The fun
eral will be attended by the Knights
Templar. Undertaken Krohn has
charge of the body.
Assistant District Attorney Stern
berg and Under Sheriff Hardy drove
to Palisade this morning to be in at
tendance on the trial of Joe Erlach.
charged with shooting Joe Patrick.
the Austrian miner.
The rails which had been hauled to
this city. to make the third rail, for
the broadening of the guage between
this city and Delta. are being hauled
away again. They were too light
and will be replaced by heavier rails.
The usual services will be held to-
morrow by the pastor of the Presby-
terian church. Both hours will be of
special interest and helpfulness
Strangers and all others will find
most cordial welcome. Come and
take part in the services.
The funeral services of the late
James A. Layton will be held from
the NJ. E. Church tomorrow at 2 80
O'Clock p. IN. The remains ma be
viewed by friends at his late residence
No. $50 North Sixth Street Sunday
from IL a. m. until p. M.
Earnest A. Atwood. of Danville,
Illinois. an abstracter was a visitor
to the city this morning. Mr. Atwood
is looking over the country and said
he had decided to visit this town from
the reports that he had heard of it
and because of its unique geographical
position. Mr.. Atwood is most OBJ |
serving young man and may decide to |
locate here,
''The Hills of California must |
not be understood as having reference
to the physical geography of that
State. but deals with the trials and |
of a very numerous family |
named Hill. all country people. whose
homely sayings and doings furnish the |
mater rial for both pathos and mirth. |
The Salvation army is also introduced !
in the play. not burlesqued. but pre-
sented seriously and naturally. This
feature is said to make hit every |
night. while money is thrown on the |
stage at every performance to the Sal |
vation Army lassie when she sells her |
War Cry.
Miss Inez Forman. who is the lead |
ing lady in the company who will
present East Lynne in this city |
Monday night. gives the part of Lady |
Isabel an entirely different interpreta
tion from any other one play ing the |
role. The character is usually sad |
one from beginning to end. but Miss |
FormaD is a happy, hearty young girl,
without a thought of the trouble that |
is to darken her life. The various |
are all we'll taken. and the
play will be well worth seeing. See |
East Lynne at the Park Monday night. |
Miss Inez Forman will play the lead
ing role.