The daily sentinel., 1904-12-22

No extra charges for the Saturday
night hop. Christmas eve. at the
Auditorium.
Saturday being Christmas eve. there
will be no extra charge for the social
hop at the A auditorium.
Dance at the Auditorium Christmas
eve. Saturday. no extra charges and
great time promised.
A. B. Stoddard will return from
Glenwood Springs in a day or two
The baths have helped him verv much,
Mrs. Charles Anderson was moved
today from the residence of Thomas
Boyd, where she has been since she
was injured, to her home north of the
city.
@. A. Reams, who has been i'll at
the hospital in Salida for some weeks,
will be able to leave there this week
Mr. R@ames is railroad man we'll
known in the local circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Bennett
leave tonight for Idaho. where they
will remain for some weeks and then
returning to Denver will make their
future residence in that city.
Orville Hall will leave tonight on
No. for Carthage, Mo-, where his
mother died last night after an illness
of pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
resided in the Fruitvale community.
Frank Burger. this big frnit grower
of Palisade. was in the city today
Mr. Burger. has just returned from
him much good. Mr. Burger had
an immense fruit crop this year. One
of the largest raised in the valley.
The Mesa county Abstract Co. has
gotten ont very handsome folder
cover for their abstracts, which is
made of leatheae. Upon the face
Of the cover is the title of the COM
pany and the reference to the abstract
within. 1t is very safe and desirable
manner IN which to preserve the alb
stra cts.
@. d Fisher. secretary of the
/ Friut Fair Assn, returned yesterday
at noon from the east. He was out OF
the city nearly three weeks, visited
his old home and spent some time at
different cities His trip was thor.
ouRhly enjoyed aud Mr. Fisher re.
turns in the best of health and thor.
oughly pleased with his visit.
The dance to be given Friday. De.
cember 29th, by the Meas Club will,
so the officers of the Club say. be Of
the II ost delightful in the history OF
that amusement organization Elab.
crate preparations will be made fol
the entertainment of the guests. The
Christmas ball of the Mesa club will
be one of the brightest events OF tn,
holidays.
The general meeting of the Seventh
Day Adventists begins tomorrow
Friday-at the setting of the sun
which marks the beginning of theii
Sabbath The meetings will continu,
for ten days according to the printed
programs now being distributed to the
homes of this city. All the meetings
will be held in their church. corner
of sth and Colorado. Delegates from
various points on the western Slop,
will be in attendance. The public i
cordially invited to all the service
but a special invitation is extended tt
all to attend the daily afternoon auC
evening preaching services.
Last evening at well-attended
meeting of the order of Washington
officers We're elected for the neXt
half year. The new officials are:
President, l.. l.. Crissman; vice
president. Mr.. McNulty; secretary
+. Il. Miller; treasurer, Mr.. Nor
genson; physicians, Drs. Henderson
and DR.. Hards; captain of the drill
S. G. smith; musician, Miss Lila
O'Boyle: chaplain. Miss Chaplin
| guard. Miss Yost: escort Miss Pat
/ terson. The membership of the or
der is constantly growing.
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