The daily sentinel., 1905-01-12

No. was thirty minutes late TO-
day.
w. P. Smith of Delta, well known
here. is in town.
Dr. Ramey is confined to his room,
suffering from an attack of la grippe.
DR.. Eldridge was called to White
water this morning to see a patient.
He returned this afternoon.
w. S. Wallace yesterday sold 65
acres of land near Fruita to Mar
tin Krouse. Consideration $4,000.
The fourth number of the lyceum
course will be the Saunders Concert
Company which plays here on Febru-
airy "a
There has been a large number of
real estate transfers recorded at the
county clerks office during the pres
ent week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Sampliner en-
tertained the Owl Whist Club last
evening in a most delightful man
ner at their home on North Seventh
street.
Sixty-eight car loads OF sheep were
shipped out from Greeley and Eaton
Wednesday. There are nearly 1885,
goo lambs and sheep feeding in the
Greeley district.
Hardly a section of Colorado was
overlooked by the snowstorms of
Yesterday. Great snowstorms are re-
ported from all parts of New Mex
leo, Utah, Nevada and Wyoming.
w. C. Scheu, manager of the
spencer Seedless Apple Company. is
still suffering from rheumatism. The
attack has been a severe one. His
illness delays Mr. Scheu's return to
the east.
Minimum temperature this morn
ing. degrees. Weather forecast
for thirty-six hours ending pm.
Friday: Western Colorado-Partly
cloudy, with local snow tonight and
n the southern portion Friday; cold
er.
DR.. Frank Dunn of Springfield,
Utah. an old-time boyhood friend of
w. C. Scheu, learning of Mr.. Scheu's
being confined to his home suffering
from rheumatism. arrived in the city
Yesterday to visit Mr. Scheu for a
few days.
e. p. Shellenberger will return to-
morrow or Saturday from his trip
o eastern cities purchasing a new
stock for The Fashion. Mr.. Shellen-
berger will be accompanied home by
his mother and father, who reside
at Mound City. Mo.
On Saturday evening, January 21,
lanes H. Stoddard, the famous old
actor. will be seen at the Park OPP
era house in the beautiful dramati-
;ation of that grand old story, "The
Bonnie Briar Bush" The attraction
will prove one of the best of the sea-
son.
Robert Struthers. formerly of this
city, now located in Denver, arrived
yesterday and is the guest of rela-
lives. He is greeting his many old
time friends today. Mr.. Struthers
Struthers, Jr., who died recently in
Arizona.
Rev. f. F. Walters OF the Chris
tian church will go to Denver the
in a revival meeting at the Highland
Christian church Rev. Pickett, the
pastor of the Highland church, was
engaged in revival work here in No
vember.
A big crew of workmen has been
engaged nearly all day in throwing
the snow off the roof of the Reed
block. Leaks had appeared in one
or two of the store rooms. The snow
is heavy on many of the other build
ings and is being removed as fast
as possible.
Tonight full dress rehearsal with
the stage settings to be used in the
production and complete light eff
fects will be given of "A Night in
Bohemia Positively no admit
tance to anyone not connected with
the entertainment. The rehearsal
will be given at the opera house.
Quite a number OF sleighing par
ties were out last evening for sever
al hours making the most of the
heavy covering of snow. A great
many sleighs have been improvised
by means OF homemade runners and
wagon beds. The snow has not been
hard enough yet for smooth sleigh
ing.
Last night live electric wire
crossed some telephone wire in the
Crawford addition and the telephone
bells in one or two of the residences
rang all night-from 6:3O yesterday
evening until the arc lights were
turned off this morning. 1t is hard
ly probable that the families enjoyed
a good nights rest with this long
drawn and monotonous musical en-