The daily sentinel., 1903-02-17

e Misse ,,Dell and ,Sallie Green are
visiting friends in Salida.
Mrs, Frank H, Haskell will enter
tain number of ladies Thursday after
noon at cards. l... Boa. i.rnt.
A large number of candidates were
elected to membership in the lodge of
Elks last night. The mbership of
this popular order is constantly in
creasing and bids fair to become the
largest, if it is not already. in the
city. -i.''oe s7f nH
Taxes become delinquent after the
last day of this month. Treasurer
Williams is now busily engaged in
receiving the first half of the taxes OF
the county He will undoubtedly be
a pretty busy man from now until the
first of the month. .
Revival services began at the Bap-
tist church Sunday night, which will
be confined by the pastor. Rev. Beach
for some time, each Sunday night.
The interest in the services is consid-
erable and the church under the pas
torate of Rev. b each is prospering.
The Park opera house announces
it's next attrac iou to be 1.-THE Fatal
Wedding" the new four act comedy
drama from the pen of Theo Kremer.
This play has had most highly sue
cessful season. and from the outlook
it's success will be duplicated here
during its engagement. The produc-
tion will be presented with superb
scenic settings. mechanical effects.
and the same excellent cast which
characterized it's presentation at the
Grand Opera house. New York City.
rhe weather man gave us a slight
fall in Temperature this morning. 1t
was 10 degrees below zero at Z 40
o'clock. The atmosphere felt to the
early riser considerably cooler than
yesterday morning, so that the report
of lower temperature was not much
of a surprise. 1t is to be hoped that
we will soon have warmer weather.
Even those who reyel in cold tenn
dlO DtNOllihk NCiS tilOd VI
the long continued cold weather.
which has continued since the first of
December.
Mayor Sampliner says that there is
city that the new reservoir has been
leaking badly. - He desires to state to
the public that after thorough ex-
animation there have been found no
leaks. and that the reservoir is as good
as the day the water was first turiied
into it. Mayor Sampliner cannot un-
derstand from what source these re-
ports have. come. but they are mali
cious and misleading and he hopes
for the welfare of the city that they
will cease.
Dr. Ripke. a noted eyesight and
refraction specialist of Chicago. will
be permanently located in his parlors
in the National Bank building com
mencing February IS. The doctor
has been student in both London
and Berlin besides being graduate
of the Opthalmic College Chicago.
Together, with, his knowledge of
modern appliances he is able to master
any complication in refraction placed
before him. His large list of testi
monials of his success in the past are
in evidence of his thorough knowledge
in his profession. sf.l ....,...s
Engineer G. H. Matthes entertained
the members of his surveying party at
IA dinner at the Metropolitan restaur-
ant last evening. There were eight
present outside of Mr.. Matthes They
were Ferdinand Bonstedt, e. Z.
Sands. l.. Nj. Holt. ID. l.. Henderson.
Chas ID. Heald. Luther White. Wal
ter Hubbard and A. W. Newman
The men sat down to fine repast at
a quarter past six. 1t was a great
pleasure to be together again at the
same table. to renew the old friend
ships made out on the desert and to
recount the stories of the things that
had happened. I'D
Under the auspices of the West ern
Colorado Academy of Scienceu Engi-
neer G. H Matthes last night gave7a