The daily sentinel., 1904-02-06
THE LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Carrie Stuart. is visiting in
Glenwood Springs.
The usual services in st, Mathew s
Episcopal church. at / / and 80. Rev
c. W. Lyon i'll charge.
Miss Maude P. Parsons formerly of
the Fashion has accepted position
with J. A. Lyons & Son.
The grand Schumann opera company
next Monday night at the Auditorium
A great and delightful feast.
Every member of the Schumann
company is star performer Next
Monday night at the Park opera house
Little Miss Josephine Rich, is en-
tertaining quite number of her little
friends this afternoon at birthday
party.
The Elks are expecting to make
next Mondav night event at the open
ing or the Auditorium memorable
one
Rev. Hiram Bulls, well known in
this city, rector of the Episcopal
church at Glenwood Springs, has
been quite i'll.
The Schumann company will exert
their best efforts to please ON the open
ing night of the Auditorium. 1t will
be great night.
The regular services of the Latter
Day Saints. Mormons. will be held
at the Court House tomorrow evening
ut = .3O A n ara invitad
Baptist Church. The subject for
the morning service will be For
Value Received, - and the evening
1.-TWO Kinds of Witnesses. -
George A. Bible, travelling passen
ger agent of the famous Rock Island
system. was in the city last evening
on his way to Glenwood Springs.
Mrs. NJ. J. Dnnsworth arrived home
over the narrow guage yeserday even
ing from visit to her daughter Mrs |
been quite ill.
Daniel Golf, who was former res
ident of this city. has opened real |
estate office in Delta For some time |
past Mr.. Goff has been conducting |
hotel at that place
Eagles memorial services conducted |
by Rev. Walters will be held at the |
Park opera house. Sunday afternoon
at ? 80. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public,
The lecture begins propmtly at 80
o'clock, so don't forget the time and |
the Schumann concert at 8 :45. giving |
ample.tim to reach the new Auditor
ium building from the opera house
j. hlietsrh, Hungarian scenic art
ist is putting the finishing touches on
the drop curtain at the Auditorium. |
Mr.. Klietsch has demonstrated that |
lie is an artist of no mean ability and |
the curtain will he very handsome in |
design and ish.
W. II. Turner, who is to be seen as
David Huram.' in the coming pre-
sentation of the dramatization of Wes-
colts novel, is an exceedingly clever
actor. He has made many character
studies and his good and conscientious
work has raised him to that point
where he is being featured.
Miss Anna f Smith. who has been
preaching at the Presbyterian church
with great success and acceptance for
the past two weeks, will preach tomor-
row morning and evening. II a. m
and 80 p. m. The morning theme
will be THE Christians Peace, - and
the evening theme 1.-The Parable of
the Excuse Makers - Reception of
memb bers will be had during the morn
ing service All are most cordially
invited. Extra seats provided.
Memorial services of the order of
Eagles will be held at the Park opera
house, Sunday afternoon at . $50.
Worthy President j. U. Harris will
speak on the teachings and benefits of
the order Rev. Walters of the
Christian church will conduct the SER
vices. Messrs. Fletcher, Blair, Leslie
and Johnson, will furnish the music.
All members and their families are
urgd to be present A cordial invita-
tion is extended to the public.
Tney had a big bonfire down at
Grand Junction few days ago. a
raid was made on number of the
gambling houses and Judge Sullivan
ordered that all of the paraphernalia
rounded mp should be burned. The
sheriff piled the stuff up in the rear
of the court house and touched
match in the presence of many of the
county officials, lawyers and other cit
zeus to many of whom the Sentinel