The daily sentinel., 1905-01-10
No. 3 was four hours late today.

No. was four hours late today.
Another fall of 1.-The beautiful"
Snow is predicted for tonight
again Colder weather will proba-
bly, follow.
]. F. Wilson of Montrose is in
town today attending to business
matters.
8 Judge G.. F. CasweH win leave to-
morrow for Denver on important le-
gal business.
The county commissioners are
still in session and probably will be
for the next week.
Miss Beatrice Wire of Palisade is
the guest of Miss Edith Brown at
her home on Chipeta avenue.
The stockholders of the High Line
Mutual Irrigation District held a
meeting in the city yesterday.
Charles H. Arthur, the druggist,
left last night for Thompson S
Springs and Salt Salt Lake City ol a s5asi-
ness trip.
r. T. McGill is back at his desk
again in the Woolverton Investment
Company offices, after an absence of
three weeks.
Max d. Welder and wife arrived
in the city today and will remain
some days here. Mr.. Welder is a
newspaper man.
On Saturday evening the Wom-
ems Relief Corps will install the new
officers at big meeting to be held
in their lodge room.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Sampliner will
entertain the Owl Whist Club We'd
nesday evening at their home on
North Seventh street.
The Order of Railway Carmen are
making elaborate preparations for
their big ball which takes place next
week at the auditorium.
Weather forecast for thirty-six
hours ending pm. Wednesday:
Western Colorado-Snow tonight;
clearing Wednesday; colder.
.. II. buiCH VI SnlChbOs WIN mas
been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Wallace for the past two weeks. left
for his home Monday evening.
]. Fleischer. representative of the
California Wine Association of San
Francisco, an old-time friend of NJ.
Hertz, spent yesterday in the city.
Orson Adams, Jr., returned home
today on No. from Denver where
he has been for the past week watch
ing the movements of the Legislature.
William Dill, representing the H.
Mullen Company of Decatur. ILL.,,
was an arrival in the city today,
and is visiting the local plumbing
firms.
Mrs. S. N Wheeler entertained a
few friends at an informal party
last evening at the beautiful home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler on East Main
street.
j. A. Stoddard, in 1.-The Bonnie
Briar Bush" and Creatore's famous
band are attractions that will ap-
pear at the opera house before the
month is gone. pR
There is quite demand for rooms
for light housekeeping and furnished
houses. All that is necessary to rent
such is to put an ad in the want col
umn of The Sentinel.
The new front just placed in the
building occupied by NJ. H. Loeffiei
& Co., certainly gives the house q
very handsome appearance and the
Improvement is marked.
The directors of the Grand Valley
Irrigation Company met this after
noon to pass upon the accounts ol
the month. The board meets the
second Tuesday in every month.
Messrs. Mortland and another
gentleman, both residents of Asper
and friends of Messrs. Gearhart ant
Ramsey. the blacksmiths. are in the
city, and may conclude to locat,
here.
DR.. H. r. Shannon arrived in tn,
city yesterday from Saifda ana VIII
accept position in a local denta
office. DIR. Shannon has bsen locat
ed in Salida for some time and Il
said to be a splendid dentist.
Salida Chronicle: Miss Mill,
Hawkins has resigned her position
in the Golden Rule and will return
to her home in Grand Junction
There is some intimation that an
other of the lady clerks viii resigr
soon.
The Odd Fellows and the Rebek-
abs will hold n joint installation oi
officers Friday evening. Great prep
arations are being made for the ses-
sion. which Will be one of the most
delightful in the history of the two
local lodges.
Gail Murray announces that the
rattle in which his fine little trotting
mare, Juliette. is the prize will prob
ably be pulled off between January
25 and February 1. The raffie has