The daily sentinel., 1905-04-10
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There was a large crowd out at
the dance at the Auditorium satur-
day night.
The front of the Mesa Paint &
Wall Paper store has been handsome
ly repainted.
Mrs. Charles II. Arthur and son.
Rex. leave this week for an extended
visit to California.
A meeting of the directors of the
Pyramid Milling and Mining Com
pany was held today.
Warnings for freezing temperature
tonight We're sent out by the local
weather bureau today.
l.. L. Harris of Cedar Falls. Ia,
arrived in the city yesterday and will
spend several days here.
The work of making the excava-
rion for the new Fair building will
be completed this week if the wealth
er remains good.
Cooper Anderson of the Telluride
Power Company and one of the best
known business men of Telluride was
in town yesterday.
Jesse c. Glassford, the agent of
the Continental Oil Company, re
turned last night from his extended
visit to points in Utah.
The last session of the present city
council will be held tomorrow even
ing at the city hall. Much business
will be transacted at the concluding
session.
Mrs. b. T. Napier and children.
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. X. Torrance for the past
week. have returned to their home in
Glenwood Springs.
George A. Bible, travelling passen-
ger agent for the Rock Island sys-
tenn. was in town this morning He
came in from Salt Lake City and lei,
over the narrow gauge.
This evening Mr., and Mrs. Richard
II. Sullivan entertain party OF
Young people in honor of the four
teenth birthday of their daughter.
Miss Esther Louise, at dinner par
ty.
John Wigton OF Sedalia. Mo. is in
the city. the guest of his cousin. C.
C. Lamb. of the firm of Fleming &
Lamb. Mr.. wigton is master car
builder of the n. & X. r. railroad.
He will spend several days here.
Messrs Thompson and one othe,
gentleman from Nebraska, relatives
IF Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phelan of this
city, are here, the guests of the Phe-
lans. The gentlemen come to the
city with view of locating in the
valley.
The new annex to the LaCourt ho-
tel will, when completed, be the oni:.
three-story building in the city There
will be full-sized basement and
three stories above the ground. The
carpenters are putting up the frame
work at a rapid rate
Mr., and Mrs. C. n. Carroll of ou-
ray are in the city, the guests of
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll are
en- route home from a very pleasant
visit to California. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll formerly resided here and
have been greeted by many old-time
friends.
The Eagles are making great pre-
parations for their annual ball which
will be given on the 26th of this
month. There will be an elaborate
banquet and many other brilliant
features. The ball will be given at
the Auditorium.
Saturday evening big reception
n honor of Mayor-elect Scroggins
was held at odd Fellows hall in Pal
isade. A banquet was spread and a
program of speeches enjoyed. More
than one hundred guests were pres
ent and the occasion was one long to
be remembered.
c, b. Rich is in receipt of letter
from Jackman Herricl. formerly en-
gagged in the newspaper business in
his city, now located at Herrick. S.
D.. in which he asks for information
regarding the opening of the Uintah
friends in Grand Junction
There was a very agreeable S IL
prise party in the Fruitvale commun-
ity Saturday night. About forty
Young friends of Vester and Harvey
smith called upon the young peonle
At their home entirely unexpectedly.
For two of three hours the young
people made merry. There We're
games of many kinds and elegant re-
treshments were served The party
was one of the most pleasant the
Young people of Fruitvale have en-
ioyed in quite a while.
Saturday night James Fenuken re-
ceived telegram from Denver stat
ing that Mrs Fenuken was thought
10 be dying. The announcement came
as a shock to Mr.. Fenuken, for. while
his Wife had been slightly i'll for sew
eral days. she was not thought to be
in any danger whatever Mr.. Fen