The daily sentinel., 1904-03-02

/ Several residences are being con-
nected with the sewer
Steward Shaver left this morning
for Lincoln. Nebraska
The Valley Feed company handle
TIE Racine and winona wagons.
All kinds of northern grown field
and garden seeds. Valley Feed Co.
Mrs. Walter Tucker is down from
Arloa on a visit with relatives in the
city
Mrs j. r. Wentworth and niece
Miss Madge Straw left Monday night
for the east.
c. H. Mitchell and family were
called east by the death of a brother
of Mrs. Mitchell.
W. n. Davies will do the painting
on the new La Court hotel at Main
and Second street.
The Arthur Drug store was closed
this afternoon. out of respect to the
burial of Mr.. Arthurs father in law.
at Clear Lake Iowa.
Remember the church social at the
Presbyterian church this evening tins
beginning at o'clnck-All mem bers
and others cordially welcome. Come
and have good time.
The official home of the Eagles has
been removed from Seattle to Kansas
city. owing to the great growth of the
order and the desire to have the head
quarters more centrally located.
The remains of Job @. Payne arriv
ed in this citv ON No. last night.
They We're met by delegation of the
Elkg. who escorted the body to the
undertaking establishment of w...H.
Bannistor
The father of w. L. Willoughby.
manager of the Denver Type Foundry
died in Denver, Sunday. Mr. Will
loughby is well known in every print
ing Office in the state and he will
have sympathy extended from large
circle of business friends.
There were very few complaints to-
day. when great clouds of dust came
whirling up Main street Pedestrian
ism was made most disagreeabie. but
little or no complaint was made. as
the people have enjoyed such grand
weather that they could not find fault
when little disagreeable weather
came.
Hon. Frank @. Goudy was an arri-
val in the city last night. Mr.. Goudy
is counsel for Joe Harris who is on
trial again at this term of court for
shooting Charles r. Seiber. On ac-
count of not being informed of the
changes in the matter of calling the
criminal cases. Mr. Goudy came one
week ahead of time
The funeral of the late Job O.
Payne will occur tomorrow afternoon
at two O'Clock The service for the
dead will be read by Rev. O. W. &.
Lyon, of the Eplscopal church, the
deceased having been baptized in the
Church of England, when a youth and
the same church corresponding to the
p. f. Church of this country.
There was a meeting of the owners
of the Auditorium last night. j. b.
Boyer will act as manager for the next
year, having been selected last night
at the meeting to act in that capacity.
The building of the Auditorium cost
the owners approximately $13, 800.
which includes the opera chairs and
the scenery. The opera chairs have
not as yet arrived. but they are being
manufactured to order
Secretary G. D. Fisher is in receipt
of joint letter from W. NJ. Hampton
assistant freight agent of the Rio
Grande and from II. G. Bush. traffic
manager of the Midland. stating the
present rate on corn and bran, which
is 80 cents per hundred fro m Colorado
common points, had been reduced.
effective March 1st to 30 cents per
hundred. from Colorado common
points. The minimum weight of
car load has also been reduced from 40
to 30 thousand pounds
Owing to the fact that Miss Anna
E, Smith. the young lady evangelist.
who held meetings here some weeks
ago, has decided to spend more time
at Montrose than had at first been ar
ranged. she will not speak this coming
Friday evening at the Presbyterian
church III this city as had been hoped
Miss Smith will remain over Sabbath
March the 18th witt the Montrose
people and will then spend few days
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