The daily sentinel., 1904-12-29
P. R. Belden of Frulta was in the

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w C. Huntom and c. A. Beggs of
Canon City are in the city today.
Fire and burglar proof safe box
es. The Grand Valley National
Bank
A big force of carpenters began
work on the Currie block yesterday
afternoon.
No. s. due last night, was delayed
more than six hours on account of
the wreck near Leadville.
Miss DeLaMatyr ana her visitor.
Mrs. Sheilder.. will leave tomorrow
for Mancos on visit to friends.
Mackie (TrDy in Yale's Devils
Auction") now with Grimes Cellar
Door" comes to the opera house to-
night.
Sherin w. C. Struthers has re-
turned from Denver where he at
tended the funeral of Alexander
struthers, Jr.
See Irene Dunbar. the beautiful
statue in Grimes Cellar Door"
who captivates everybody. AT the
opera house tonight.
No session of the woman's Club
was held this week in accordance
with the usual custom of having no
meeting Christmas week.
Once seen, never to be forgotten
the pretty girls and their hand
some costumes in Grimes Cellar
Door" at the opera house tonight.
Over half of the business houses
of the city are taking stock this week
and some of the merchants will com
plete their invoices by Friday or
Saturday.
A large audience Will attend the
performance of Grimes Cellar
Door" tonight at the Park opera
house. The seat sale has been pleas
ing to the management
No dance was given at the audi
torium last evening. The regular
midweek hop being called off on
account of the numerous dances and
entertainments of the week.
Minimum temperature this morn
ing l degree below zero. Weather
forecast for SO hours ending pm.
Friday: Western Colorado-Fair
tonight and Friday: rising tempera-
ture
On two evenings, January 13 and
A, the Elks will present their play
"A Night in Bohemia" The rehears-
ais are being held almost nightly and
a smooth, complete and very salts
factory production is assured.
Next week a full board of new dir
ectors and new officers will be elect
big meeting is being planned for
the evening of the annual election.
The meeting will be held in the
court house.
Stella Gavin, sister of the late Or
lin Gavin, was today paid 81 900 the
amount of the insurance carried by
the deceased, who was killed some
time ago near Fruita by being
thrown from horse. Charles Clark
made the payment.
leave tonight for her home at Mer-
idian, Idaho, after a pleasant visit
of two weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs j. H. Ackerman of this
city. Mrs. buttons visit has been
greatly enjoyed by the family and
her many friends.
The souvenir and advertising pro-
gram being prepared by the man
agement of the Elks' "A Night in
Bohemia is being rapidly filed with
the advertisements of the local busi-
ness men. Seventy-five or more busi-
ness men will have spaces in the
booklet, The program will be very
handsome in its makeup.
Fire broke out in the residence Of
Mrs. Mary Murphy, at las Rood av-
enue, last night after midnight. An
alarm was turned in. but the fire was
eNtinguished some time before the
fire department reached the house.
The damage is slight, not amounting
to more than s25. The fire origi-
mated from defective flue.
Miss Helen Dewey entertained her
Sunday school class, which consists
of about fifty little folks, yesterday
afternoon in the basement of the
new Methodist Sunday school room
Games of various kinds were played
and light refreshments served. The
children made merry for several
hours. Miss Dewey knows well the
secret of entertaining little folks.
This evening another one of those
delightful dances will be given by
the Mesa Dancing Club at the audi
torium. Those having the arrange
ments for the ball in hand have
prepared to make the Christmas
dance the most delightful of the sea-
sons dances. Almost the full mem
bership of the club will be out to-
night to partake of the pleasures
and the anticipations are high.