The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06

Masquerade ball Auditorium to-
morroT night.
The attendance at the Saturday
night dance at the Auditorium was
very large.
Mrs A r. Wentworth will enter
tain the Fifth Street Whist Club to-
morrow evening.
George H. Pickett returned to
ophir today after spending several
days in the city.
Sherman w. Moody. the jeweler,
left this morning on a short bust
ness trip up the narrow gauge.
Frank Thompson of the Thomp-
son Jewelry Company, left this morn
ing on business trip up the narrow
gauge.
NJ. F. Fredericks. of the Postofiice
book store. left yesterday for Den
yer on a business trip. He will be
gone several days.
The national organizer of the so
cialist labor party will visit Grand
Junction Saturday. He will deliver
an address in this city.
The reading circle of the Method
4 ist church will meet tomorrow even
I ing at the home of Mr., and Mrs. p.
\. Rice on Rood avenue.
William Randall and E. y. Loven-
dar. two prominent business men and
mining contractors of Telluride. We're
visitors in the city yesterday.
George w. Peugh. district mana
ger of the Colorado Telephone Com
pany. returned home today from a
visit to telephone stations along the
narrow gauge.
Herman Hoesch of the Flying
Dutchman Mining Company, re-
turned home today from Eureka,
Utah, where he has been looking
over the company's properties.
H. f. Fulghum and Harry Day
will leave for Washington. d. c.,
Tuesday evening" if not sooner, to
receive the government reward for
perpetual motion, which they have
TO perfection.
Radium, wireless telegraphy, the
X ray and other wonders of modern
science will be entertainingly dis
cussed and practically demonstrated
tonight by Prof. Clark at the Congre-
gational church.
Werner H. Reed and r. p. Davie
returned yesterday to their homes in
Colorado Springs. meeting of the
stockholders of the Western Sugar
& Land Company will be held in
that city Wednesday.
There were many people out driv-
ing yesterday. The roads, after the
city limits are passed. are in good
condition. The sidewalks We're
thronged with people nearly every
hour of the day. The weather was
perfect.
There are entirely too many ho-
boes living off the public in this city
at present. Last night a reporter of
this paper saw one of these street
beggars approach a lady at the cor
ner of Main and Fourth streets, and
beg for money.
Tomorrow night is the night for
the big masquerade ball at the Aud
itorium. great assortment of mag
nificent costumes will be on display
at the Auditorium all day tomor-
row. The last big masquerade ball
miss it.
An immense amount of apparatus
used in giving experiments and dem
onstrations are carried by Prof.
Clark. Competent assistants accom-
pany him. Hear the great lecture
Single admission tickets, soc each.
Hugo Selig. the new district at
torney, arrived yesterday from Mont
rose to be in attendance at the open
ing of the district court tomorrow
morning. This is the first session
of the Mesa county district court that
Mr.. Selig has attended in his official
capacity.
Sedalia (Mo.) Daily Capital; Mr..
w. ]. Clarke gave an exhibition OF
the wonders of wireless telegraphy
in the auditorium of the First Chris
tian church last night, Some of the
tests were astonishing. and the eX-
plantations offered were necessary in
order to relieve the mind of any idea
of legerdemain.
Don't fail to hear Prof. w. J.
Clark, the famous electrical engin-
err of New York City. in his great
lecture, THE Wonders of Modern
Science" tonight at the Congrega-
tional church. Practical demonstra-
tions will be given. Single admis-
sion tickets. soc. Help the lecture
course fund by attending.
The Florence Tribune has just en-
tered upon its tenth year of use
fulness. The Tribune is one of the
liveliest small city dailies in Colo
RADIO. and is enjoying a goodly
amount of prosperity. 1t deserves