The daily sentinel., 1903-12-22

The best of the season for Christ
mas dinner at Windsor Cafe. Dinner
from 80 on.
The will of Zoe NJ. Porter was pro-
bated today and FrankSmith was made
executor of the estate.
W. T. Hamilton left last night for
Ellis. Kansas. to spend the holidays
with relatives and friends.
a marriage license was issued
today to L. H. Mccoy of his city and
Miss Mary E. Snyer of Whitewater.
George R. Garrison has returned
home from New Y ork. where he took
the body of his wife for burial
J. W Hamm to Mrs. r. E. Bond
is the way marriage license read
that was issued by County Clerk Mann
today Parties are residents of Pali-
sades.
Miss Genevieve Stone celebrated
her tenth birthday anniversary yester-
day afternoon by inviting a number
of her friends to her home for a social
party.
The local lodge of Elks are prepar-
ing to distribute number of Christ
mas presents to friends and deserving
poor people of the city. This is one
OF the noble traits of this popular or
der.
George Blaine, the taxidermist.
has on exhibition at the Globe Express
office. beautiful specimen in the way
of an eagle. The noble bird was kill
led about a year ago at Rangely, in the
White river country.
Colonel Jessie A Pebody, daughter
of the Governor of Colorado, will be
one of the principal factors in the
governors reception, which will be
held in the rooms of the executive
department of the state house on New
Year S morning.
Edwin Coles, retired banker
and capitalist of Bagley. Iowa, has
written to friends here for informa
tion regarding the investmet of CAPT
tai. 1t is such men as Mr.. Coles that
tile Chamber of Commerce should be
in touch with aud answer all ques-
tions.
Ellis Farnsworth, travelling passsn-
ger representative of the Missouri
Pacific railroad with headquarters in
Denver. was in the city today looking
f,,t Go Ia 4
Mr.. Farnsworth has recently become
a benedict and he carries round with
him that pleasant smile ''that wont
come off. -
At regular meeting of the local
lodge of Elks last night the invitation
of Father Conway to attend special
Chrristms service at st. Joseph church
was accepted. The members of the
order are requested to meet at the Hall
at 10 a. m. to attend these services in
a body By order of the secretary,
j. H. Gallupe.
The new circuit will be turned on
by the electric light company ON the
south side of Main street and the
north side of Colorado avenue by Sat
urday night. This will mean much bet
ter service for that section of the city.
In a very short time the entire new
system will be in use in the city as
workmen are busy pushing the work
to completion.
Word was received in this city by
Al
formerly conducted the Boston Candy
Kitchen. has lost by death his two
children and that his wife is very
low and not expected to live. After
selling out here Mr. and Mrs. Sparks
left for Salida, where they lave been
residing. Their many friends will
be panied to learn of their sore be-
reavement.
Railroad and business men of Den
yer accepted an invitation to inspect
the completed roadbed of the Moffat
Railroad. The visitors were greatly
impressed with the manner in which
big engineering feats had boen accom-
plished. The line from Denver to
Coal Greek. distance of is miles.
makes a gradual ascent of two per
cent. One of the triumphs of engin-
eering skill is shown in the making of
the grade as much at one point as it
is at another. Comment was made
by the guests upon the smoothness of
the new road.
The regular meeting of Typograph-
ical Union No. 292 was held last night
and the officers for the ensuing six
months We're elected Arrangements
were so made to secure the union lab