The daily sentinel., 1905-03-11
W. P. Dole 0t peIta is in Gown tO-

afternoon.
c ". Baker of Mesa is here TO at
tend district court.
The city council meets in regular
session Tuesday evening.
J. NJ. Cam of ogden is in town to-
day on a short business trip.
Dr.. L. NJ. Taylor of Fruita was
visitor in the city this morning.
Ed Silvia of Montrose is ATTENDING
to business matters in the city today
NJ. H. Loefier & Co. today re
ceived large shipment of fine shoes
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. shively of Sail
da are the guests of friends in the
city.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Burge of the Unaweep, last evening,
son.
Attend: it is free. Bohn's lecture
at the Auditorium. 1880 pm. satur-
day, March II.
Mrs. Paul de la Mar left this
morning over the narrow gauge for
Montrose to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Harper. for
merly of the Railroad cafe, are now
located at Greenfield, o.
Parker Ballet of Gypsum was an
arrival in the city last night, and
will spend few days here
Charles Metcalf. representing the
Berry Brothers. is in town today,
calling upon the local paint dealers.
The VanBuren Brothers have com
pleted the remodeling of the Grand
Valley smelter's big fire department
pump.
George Smith is in Palisade to-
day experimenting the work of tax
ing down his pipe line across the
river at that point.
There have been a great many peo-
pie from the country in the city to-
day. The sessions of the district
court have been largely attended.
Mrs. Laura Denning of 'Montrose
is in town. the guest of~Mrs. E. R.
Simms. Mrs Denning is head nurse
at the county infirmary at Montrose.
The registration for the city cleo
ton closes fifteen days before the
date of the election, so there is only
few more days in which to regis
ter.
Leave orders at once with the
cemetery committee for the irriga-
ton and care of your lot before the
grass and trees are injured for want
of water. Do not delay longer, but
place your order today
f. A. Wagstaff yesterday sold his
handsome cottage home on East Col
orado avenue to p. ]. Cleary, who
takes possession at once. Mr.. Wag-
staff will probably leave the city.
The sugar company has on hand
a large amount of decayed beets.
which are in excellent shape for fer
tilizing. Farmers desiring same can
get all they want free by applying
to the factory.
From Rags to Riches" one of the
season, is a story of New York life,
and depicts life in the lower and up
per classes of the great metropolis.
The play will be seen at the Park
opera house. Tuesday. March IA.
The first cases on the criminal
docket to be taken up for trial Will
be the two murder cases. Divine.
charged with the murder of James
Duffy. the barber. will probably be
arraigned for trial Monday. Attor-
ney Henry II. Rhone will represent
the defense in the case.
In the contest yesterday between
the two high school ball teams, the
Bachelors" We're the victors. The
score at the close stood IL to 2.
Quite a large crowd of friends of
both the Married Men and the
Bachelors" We're out to witness the
game, which proved very interesting
Both teams are in good condition.
There was a Demorest medal con
test at the Loback or Bethel church
last night. A large crowd was out
and the entertainment proved a
thorough success. The contestants
were Elmer Bessire, Earl Keene.
Laura Hiatt, Robert Cox. Clarence
Tsassenberger and sam Ebert. Tsas-
sen berger was awarded the medal.
All the young people did exceedingly
we'll.
A large number of witnesses in the
Cameo murder trial arrived last
night from Smith Spur, to appear
before the district court, The party
is stopping at the Grand hotel. II.
F. Raeschland. Frank Pence, II. o.
Reed, Mrs. d. A. Reed, Stanley Reed
and Misses Lille Hall and Minnie
d. Reed are members of the party.
The case win not be called before
Monday or Tuesday.
The committee of the Iyceum
course hereby acknowledge the many
kindly expressions given of its work
dnrfner tba nngt fa.r A,,-. -rl,