The daily sentinel., 1904-03-29

Next he begged a dollar.
In the papers in the morn
He advertised tin polish
That would put the sun to scorn.
He kept on advertising
And. Just now, suffice to say,
He's out in California
At his cottage on the bay.
Wanted. Position in office or store
Apply here.
The Candy house is under quarantine
for diptheria.
The lucious strawberry can now be
found on the Denver bill of fare.
Special Easter, services are being
prepared by the various Sunday
Schools of the city.
St. Matthews Guild will meeu at
the rectory tomorrow afternoon. a
full attendance is desired.
New names are being added daily
to the Democratic club which was
recently organized in this city.
Holy Week is being observed by the
members of st. Matthews Episcopal
church with services every afternoon
during the week.
country, one of the pioneer settlers of
Mesa county is in the city today meet
ing many old friends.
Justice Sweeney, received some
nd
among the items is long account of
the Spencer Seedless apple.
Travelling men state that business
is simply paralyzed at telluride since
the labor troubles have continued
there for the past several months.
The Glenwood Avalanche gives an
extended notice of the ex' rcises of
Potato Day held there last Saturday.
Judge Ong OF Mesa county took a
prominent part in the discussion.
The Puukin husker which is book
ed at The Auditorium Friday night,
April ist is brand new comedy.
The play deals with Indiana life and
for naturalness and realism is un-
equaled by any production of this
class that has been made in recent
years. Tickets on sale at Thompson
Jewelry and Music Store.
Excursions into the wilds of Routt
county by an automobile, in connect
ion with the summer excursions of the
Moffat road. are being planned by
combination of wealthy Denver people.
1t is intimated that the management
of the new road is interested in the
scheme. which. if carried out. would
be of great advantage in exploiting
the country the new road is to develop.
The game of "apple" is the very
ials these days. Each man takes along
small apple when attending these
church functions and at given time,
after paying a cert ain amount for the
privilege, the men take turn about in
tossing the apple in the air. If the
entitled to ki SIS every pretty girl in
the house. If the apple stays up then
he must 90 home Immediately. 1t is
nice game and can be played by
printer as we'll as a church member.
Postmaster Edwin Price each even
ing now sends out pouch containing
mail for Denver on train No. 106 of
the Colorado Midland. He also receiv-
es pouch from Denver on Midland
No. 3. The reason this is done is that
it accommodates the merchants of Den
yer. The Midland reaches Denver
ahead of the Rio Grande about an
hour and a half. 1t also leaves more
than an hour after in the evening and
catches the later evening mail out of
Denver for Grand Junction and west
ern points.
Rev Becker. pastor of the Congre-
gational church was in receipt of a
letter this morning from the pastor of
the Congregational church at Say
brook. Ohio. Rev. d. W. Bailey,
stating that on or about the first of
April quite party of Saybrook people
would arrive in this city. They
would be followed by another party
later in the month. The first party
will include about twenty people and
this morning Rev. Becker was about
looking up temporary quarters for
them. Rev. Becker was not apprised
of the purpose of the coming of the
two parties or by whose influence they
came. He simply knows that they
are coming and his authority is as