The daily sentinel., 1904-01-19
THE DAILY ROUNDUP.
Engineer Coates is laying off.


Mrs. ]. A Menifee is sick with Ia
grippe.
E. S. Reames is able to be on the
street again.
The Odd Fellows will have work in
the initiatory degree this evening.
Be sure and attend the Ladies Aux
ilary of the o. R. c. ball tonight at
the Turner's hall
The examination for photographer
was begun this morning bv the local
civil service board.
Amore Raso and Co. is the firm
name of the new Italian store soon TO
open in the vicinity of the depot.
The weather today was as near
perfect as the Good One Above could
MAKE it at this season of the year
The Ladies Auxiliary o. R. C. viii
give their annual ball tonight at
Turner Hall. Go and have a good
time.
typographical Union No. 292 held
regular meeting last night III the
Herald office. Considerable business
was transacted.
Excavation work for the new Con-
gregational church edifice at the cor
ner of 9Th and Rood is being pushed
forward these days.
Horace L. DeLong sold an so acre
tract of unimproved land near Fruita
today to William @. vanVacter and
Emma Schwartz; consideration 81. 900
A few friends of Miss Anna Erick-
soh were pleasantly entertained at her
home on North First Street last even
ing The game of the evening was
High Five after which a dainty lunch
was served.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the o. r.
@. will give their third annual ball
at Turner hall Tuesday night. Janua-
ry leth. Tickets 81; extra ladies free.
Be suIe to attend as the ladies are
arranging for splendid time.
A case in the district court against
the Rio Grand Junction railroad in
regard to an Italian having his leg
cut off and wherein he sued the com
pany for 5000. Judgment was award
ed the defendant to the amount of sl25
and costs.
The injunction case regarding the
men who were Ideported from the
Telluride mining district from an or
der from the governor. and which was
to come up in the district court in
this city has been postponed until 80
this evening.
Col. Jamess Fl. Crasg, pioneer of
Leadville and an associate of the late
Senator Tabor, died in that city yes
terday morning For number of
years Col. CraRg was the manager of
the Hotel Vendome and is well known
all over Colorado.
On Thursday evening of this week
an invitation dance will be given at
the Turner hall by nmber of the
prominent young gentlemen of the
city. 1t will be one of the swell affairs
of the season. Seventy five invita-
tions have been issued
Word was received in this city to-
day from Prof. S. NJ Boyer, who is
now located at Tahlequah, l T that
he has taken charge of the Cherokee
Academy of Music as instructor. Mrs.
Bower will assist him in his new
field of labor. The numerous ac-
quaintances of Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer in
this city will be pleased to learn this
bit of good news regarding their old
time friends.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the o. r.
@. will give their annual ball tonight
at Turner hall. This event is one
that is hailed with great deal of
delight by the mempers of the various
railroad organizations in this city. as
they are always sure of having a de-
lightful time. The committee ON ar
rangements has provided for plenty of
good music and the way they are work
ing assures the success of tue ball.
All the friends of the organization
are most cordially invited to attend.