The daily sentinel., 1904-01-23

She ever has me on her mind.
H. E. Frost left for Denver last
night.
J. S. Swan was down from DeBeoue
today.
Samuel G. MoMullin is visitor in
DeBeque today. -
sThe Eagles have signed. a lease for
the use Of the Elks handsome lodge
room.
The non corn wagon of Danny Null
lin was knocked over last night and
caught fire.
Mary Jeanette Haskell. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Haskell en-
tertained party of young friends this
afternoon at her home.
Mrs. f. F. Walters, wife of Rev
Walters, pastor of the Christian church
has received message from her hus.
and stating that his father died there
yesterday, aged eighty five. Rev.
Walters started for the home of his
father at Coffeyville, Kansas the early
part of the week.
The fall Of snow last Friday after
noon and night made every one feel
lively and happy. The continued
dry weather has undoubtedly been the
cause of considerable sickness and the
falling snow was hailed with delight
bv almost everybody The snow
reached depth of about three inches
on the level
Mr.. Parker. the new carriage paint
and decorator will do your work and
guarantee that it is as well done as
can be done in any of the large cities.
He has worked in all the prominent
western cities and knows piece of
work when he sees it. He asks for
any particularly piece of ork and he
will guarantee that he can do it with
the utmost satisfaction.
Peter johnson. who has resided off
and on i'll this city for number of
years is quite sick Mr.. johnson has
one son confined in the state ueniten-
tiary aid it is his hope that he can
see this son before he dies Some
effort has been made to see if the son
cannot be brought here from Canon
City ON parole. The only way will
be through the word of Governor Pea
body.
@. G.. Smith, formerly well known
conductor on the Denver and Rio
Grande. was in town the first of the
week from Palisade. Mr.. Smith is
now a well-to-do fruit grower of that
region and was here figuring with ].
f. Fleming and Co. ON large guam
ity of lumber for fiji mos on new ditch
in his neighborhood. Mr.. Smith is a
neighbor of George W. Bowman. for.
merly of this place, and reports the
after prospering in the fruit belt to
he extent of So. 800 residence erect
ed by him the past year. Eagle Blade
There is being determinded effort
made before the house committee on
agriculture, in Washington by Eugene
II. Grubb. member of the state board
of agriculture and Prof. L. w. Carlyle
of the Agricultural college at Foit
Collins, to secure an appropriation
from congress to experiment upon
cattle feeding in the non-corn produc-
ing states of the arid west It is more
than possible that the house commit
rec will recommend the appropria-
tion. Prof. Carlyle is nephew of
William Carlyle. of this city and Is
taking "A foremost position in the state
agricultural college upon animal in
dustry.
The lovers of farce comedy will
have their inning Saturday, Jan. 2S,
when 1.-Two Married Women" the
hilarious farce comes to the opera
house with n cotrie of comedians,
singers and pretty girls This piece
is best described as farce with a
thousand laughs and the fun Is said
to start when the curtain rises on the
first act and stop only when it falls
on the last. This is the first western
tour of this successful comedy aud it
has made fully as good an impression
upon the amusement seekers of the
west as il did in the eastern states
While 1t is not piece depending MP
ON VAUDEVILLE acts to ELL out this
portion of the program has been we'll
taken care of and several entirely new
vaudville acts are introduced during
the action of the farce
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