The daily sentinel., 1905-02-07


Lloyd c. knight, a business man
of Cedaredge, is a visitor in the city
today.
a total of forty guests was regis
tered at the three leading hotels yes
terday.
Charles f. Ghriztman. a prominent
business man of Pueblo, is in the
city today.
February promises to be a very
quiet month in the business circles
Of the city.
B. H. DuPraw came in from ouray
yesterday to spend a couple of days
in the city.
S. p. Green of Fruita was looking
after matters In town this morning
+ ie5 tif iiiIsssss ms home =. =. Goea-
J. W Bueklin will return from
California in time to attend the ses-
sion of the district court.
Frank P. Mann of Victor is in
town greeting his friends and look
ing after business interests.
A big swing for the use Of the
children of the lower grades has been
erected on the play grounds OF the
Lowell school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Thomp-
son Of Salt Lake City were arrivals
in the city last evening and are the
guests of friends.
J. H. Litton of Peabody. Kan. was
an arrival in the city last night and
will spend a week or more here look
ing over the valley.
The Elks will occupy their old
lodge rooms in the Currie block next
week. The work of repairing the
-ooms is almost complete.
George H Cox of Hartford. Conn.
spent yesterday and today in Grand
Junction en- route to the Pacific
cast to spend several weeks.
Weather forecast for Sc hours
ending pm. Wednesday: West
ern Colorado=Local snow and cold
sr tonight; Wednesday generally
fair
The directors of the High Line ir-
-igation company met this afternoon
Al the office of Secretary W. S. Wal
ace and held very important busi-
less meeting.
Hugo selig. the new district at
'orney. returned home yesterday
No announcement has been made as
o whom will be appointed deputy
district attorney for this county.
The railroad firemen state that
they propose to eclipse all balls Of
ne season on the evening of Febru-
lry %. the date of their big annual
1op. Elaborate arrangements are
being made.
The second of the series of lee
lures to be delivered by Richard II.
sullivan of the local weather bureau
will be heard in the high school
assembly room on the evening OF
Friday, February II.
Frank P Mannix of Cripple
Creek. former county clerk of Teller
county. was an arrival in the city
last night from Montrose where he
las interests. Mr.. ManniX was en-
route to the famous gold camp at
Goldfeld. New.
The bee keepers of the state are
making every effort to defeat the
Drake bill, introduced in the legisla-
rure. which asks that ban be placed
upon the sweet clover. The passage
of this bill would work a hardship
on the honey raisers OF the state
Mrs. Hattie speary of Denver is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Kertz,
who resides on North Fourth street.
Mrs Speary is employed in the A.
T. Lewis department store in Den
yer and is now enjoying her vaca-
ton. She will return home this
week.
Yesterday The Sentinel received
through the mail an immense map
OF the United States and its posses
sions. through the courtesy of Sen
ator Thomas NJ. Patterson. The map
is a magnificent one and complete
in every detail, and is held in high
appreciation by The Sentinel
The committee of Elks who have
in charge the arrangements for the
annual ball are working faithfully
to make the event one of the bright
est in the social calendar of the
Elks. The ball will be given on
the evening of Thursday. February
16.
Carnahan & vauHoorebeke. the
attorneys. and DR.. A. c. Taylor will
probably move into their former of
tices in the Currie block next week.
The Chamber of Commerce did not
retain its former quarters in the
building. as it was deemed best by
the board of directors to secure
ground floor offices.
Today Mr.. Benjamin. the repre-
sentative of the MantelH Grand op-
era Company. whose coming we an
nouneed yesterday. with the assist
anee of Frank l. Leslie. has called
upon those who might be interested