The daily sentinel., 1905-12-30

The Turner's New year eve
dance. Dec 81. so cents per couple.
Ladies free. Bring the family.
Are you going to the. big ball at
the auditorium Monday night? The
big society event of New Years
night.
Monday at noon the annual dinner
of the Daktoa club will be given in
the basement of the Congregational
church.
Mrs. f. C. Chapman has been quite
| i'll for the past two DAYS at her home
on North Seventh street. She is
some better today.
Old chairs. old furniture, of ali
kinds are bought by the Furniture
hospital. Furniture repaired at
reasonable prices, 244 Colorado ave
nue..
Trobitz. the plumbcr, dies first
class work at reasonable prices. He
is located at 1872 North Fifth street.
Telephone Red 1912. He guaran-
tees satisfactory work.
Mrs Henry Ports and children Of
Saw Pit are visiting relative here.
They expeca to go to Grand Junction
this evening for short stay in that
city.-Fruita Telegram.
/ Don't overlook the fact that one
of the best equipped and liglest
class barber shops on the western
slope is that of Yves Flagg's in the
postonice block. Competent larbers
The ever reliable livery stable,
Barton & Platt's. corner of Fifth
street and Colorado avenue. Best of
service guaranteed Prices reason
able. Nice rigs, good horses. cour-
teous treatment. Phone Mesa 105.
Leo. Kersburg, clerk at the Mr..
Hertz delicatessen and liquor store,
received the sad intelligence this
morning that his uncle brother of
Gates Kersburg, formerly of this
city had died yesterday in the east.
Rev. Weir returned home this
morning, after being quarantined
from there for period of six weeks.
due to the sickness of his son with
scarled fever. Rev Weir is glad to
again enjoy the comforts of his home.
All those who propose to assist
the Woman's Relief Corps in the sup
per Monday night for the Fireman S
ball are requested to bring their con-
tributions to the Auditorium not later
than Monday afternoon.
Don't forget that the Furniture
hospital at PA Colorado avenue
buys old chairs and old furniture. of
all kinds. If you have any for sale
let us know and we will call and look
at it. Telephone Red GIL.
J. c. Kelly, of Poeatello, Idaho.
well known in newspaper circles, was
an arrival in the city this morning,
en- route to visit his family and
friends in Denver and Pueblo. Mr..
Kelley is now connected with the
Pocatello Tribune.
Born-Yesterday evening to Mr..
and Mrs orson Adams, Jr.. beauti-
full baby boy. The genial and popu-
lar cashier of the Mesa County Ma
tional bank was the recipient of many
felicitations over the happy event in
his family, during the day.
Miss Laura Lee, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank l. Lee. is celebrat-
ing her ninth birthday with num-
Der of her little girl friends, at the
home of her parents, corner of Grand
and Seventh avenues. A delightful
time is being enjoyed by the little
folks.
Miss Marie Drofnah's gowns which
nave attracted so much notice among
the feminine auditors at the Han
ford productions, We're in almost all
instances designed by herself. Miss
! Rrofnsh has made an especial study
OF medieval costume plates, her col
lection being one of the most com
prehensive that exists in any private
theatrical library.
The funeral of Mrs. Bertha
Splettoesserf who died suddenly
Thursday night, will take place to-
morrow afternoon at two O'Clock
from the Seventh Day Adventist
church. Interment at Orchard Mesa
cemetery under the direction of
Undertaken Bannister. The German
Lutheran minister viii have charge
of the services.
N. E. Reynolds, the editor and pro
prietor of the Fruita Telegram Isl
to be congratulated upon the credit
able paper he is getting out. He is
devoting his energ to the work of
getting out strictly local paper and
is succeeding admirably The Tele-
gram is bound to succeed if kept at
this standard. 1t deserves liberal
support from the people of the lower
valley.
The poverty social given at the
Methodist church last night by the
Epworth League was well attended
considering the many attractions in
the city last night. There were many
quaint costumes worn by the "pov-
erty-stricken" and the merriment ran
high all during the evening. Refresh
ments were served and all present
considered the evening a most en-