The daily sentinel., 1904-12-30
70. 3 was an hour late today.


again Tuesday.
W c. Boyer is moving into bis
new home today.
Skating is good and the boys are
out in great numbers today.
Mr.. Sargent, the civil engineer.
has opened an Office in this city.
Mrs. Drew. of the Millinery EN-
porium, is reported much better this
afternoon.
A new sidewalk has been laid in
the alley between the Canon block
and the postoflce.
Miss Stella Honicker entertains
tomorrow evening. The affair will
be watch party"
The next attraction at the Park
opera house will be THE Fatal We'd
ding on January G.
The ladies' of the Christian church
will have a cake sale tomorrow af-
ternoon at the Crown Furniture
store.
New Years day will be fttingly
celebrated in the city. Several of
the churches will have services ap-
propriate for the day.
Judge John L. Gray leaves this
evening on No. 6 for his home in
Glenwood Springs. after spending
! two days in the city with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Ramey this
week presented to Mr.. Ramey's Sun
/ day school class, composed of young
men, a handsome set of sectional
book cases.
There should be a full meeting
of the board of directors of the
Chamber of Commerce tonight. This
will be the closing meeting of the
year and much important work Will
come before the meeting.
Great interest is being taken in
the coming of Creatore, the famous
the Park opera house next month.
| The attraction ought to and doubt
less will draw a crowded house.
The temperature began to rise this
.
/ 1t was much warmer than it has
been at that time of day for the past
week. Cloudy and warmer weather
is predicted for tonight and tomor-
row.
We were very successful in dis
posing of a very large portion of
our stock at auction. We will con-
tinue to sell the balance of the stock
at about one-half of former prices
until the entire stock is closed out.
The Thompson Jewelry C Music Co.
Great headway is being made at
the beet sugar factory. The great
winnows of beets are rapidly dimin-
ishing in size. The factory will
probably finish the seasons work by
February 1. The factory is running
day and night without an hours de-
lay at any time.
Join the Suitorium Club and have
your clothes kept in good condition
the whole month around. Good
work guaranteed. The Suitorium is
now located under the Grand Val
ley National Bank, having moved
from the lower Currie block The
monthly fee is small. Ladies' skirts
/ pressed. Remember the Suitorium
is under the Grand Valley National
Bank. Barber shop in connection.
At the Park opera house. on Fri
day January 6, the attraction will
be Sullivan, Harris & Woods fine
production of Theodore Kremer's
successful play. THE Fatal We'd
ding" This play has scored such
an enormous hit throughout the
country that its fame is well known
TO local theater goers. The play Will
be presented with the same scenic
splendor which marked its presen-
tation in New York city.
Last evening at the residence of
Mrs. McNulty on Grand avenue, the
members of the Young Mems Christ
ian Club were entertained In a most
delightful manner by the w. C. r.
U. organization. There were quite
n number out and everybody had a
most delightful evening of pleasure.
Guessing games were enjoyed. Miss
Turner and Mr., Phidela Rice gave
several splendid readings. Miss VIII
bur rendered excellent musical Sc
lections. Refreshments were served
at late hour. The young men were
highly pleased with the reception.
There was a reception last even
ing at the Baptist church in honor
of the pastor, Rev. Miller. A large
number of the church members and
their friends We're in attendance and
the reception was a very happy af-
fair in every way. Several of the
pastors of the city were in attend
anee. There was charming pro-
gram of pleasure. Refreshments
were served by the ladies. As a
result of the reception the pastor
better acquainted with the people.
Rov. Miller has been in the CITY for