The daily sentinel., 1905-04-18

w. P. Marshall of Sargent is in the
city today.
J. 5. Swan of DeBeque was in the
city yesterday afternoon.
c. n. Messenger arrived in the city
last night from Osborne, Kan.
Mrs. NJ. E. Sargent of Stockton is
the guest OF friends in the city.
Bryson p. Blair of the Montrose
land office was in the city yesterday.
c. d. Freeman of Delta. a well
known citizen of that city. is in town
T today.
The work of driving the piles at
the new depot is progressing at a
rapid rate.
w. c. Brown, C. NJ walbridge and
C. f. Morgan of Salida are in the
ely today.
W. S. Wallace left last night for
I Denver. He will be out of the city
several days.
William b. Beck of Fruita was in
town yesterday looking after busi-
ness matters.
Magill & Banks report the sale of
house and lot on Pitkin avenue to
j. H. Rankin.
The hrst skating party of the Idle
wild Club will take place tomorrow
evening at the Auditorium.
The Woman's Club is in session
TINS afternoon. "The Cloister and
Hearth" is being discussed.
The Yeomen met last night The
attendance was large and consider
able business was given attention.
Miss Daisy South entertains the
young ladies of the B. T. G. Club this
J.. IsgF !,
street.
S. II. Griffith is in Denver this
week looking after the interests of
the Independent Fruit Growers As
sociation.
r. II. Skinner and F. B. Hanse of
Silverton, both well known business
men Of that place, We're in the city
yesterday.
E. T. Murphy and family moved
today from 419 White avenue to the
residence at 453 Ouray avenue re
Gently vacated by Jack Conley.
Frank ID. Kiefer of Fruita was in
the city yesterday to attend the meet
ing held for the purpose of discuss
ing the High Line ditch proposition.
John Shields returned yesterday
from California, where he spent the
winter. He is enjoying good health
and his last stay in California was
a very pleasant one.
Several large parties of young peo-
pie are making preparations to take
advantage of the excursion to be run
by the Coming Men of America over
the Book Cliff railroad.
DR. Merritt of the Methodist
church Will conduct the services this
evening at the Christian church
4. 3
this series of Easter services.
Leon A Gibson. advance agent for
Ghosts Ibsen's great play, which
Will be seen at the opera house Tues
day evening of next week, was in the
city yesterday to see Manager Has
kell.
Edgar A. Yelton. the real estate
man. is moving his family today from
the O'Boyle residence in the Craw-
ford addition to Mr.. Yeltons newly
purchased ranch on North Twelfth
street.
Darie l.. Henderson of the u. S.
geological survey at Montrose. and
wife will arrive on the narrow gauge
train this evening to be present at
the funeral of Mr. Henderson's little
brother.
The painters who have recently
been re-painting the wagon bridge
over the Grand river have finished
their work on that structure, and are
now busily engaged on the Gunnson
river bridge.
Miss Bessie Henderson of the Beth
el community, who has been staying
with Mrs. w. II. Edwards in Denver
since th latter's removal to that city
some Glree months ago, returned on
No. 3 today.
This evening the directors and of
ficials of the Civic Improvement
League meet at Ye Bookman Den
large number of new members will
be received into the league and other
important business transacted.
Mr.. Jacques. formerly of the
plumbing firm of Jacques, Holt &
Elmer, and his son-in-law. returned
Sunday from Goldfeld. New. They
spent several weeks at the famous
mining camp and visited other min
ing districts of that section.
Frank G. Leslie. who yesterday re
tired from the Office of city clerk, has
succeeded Hayden Green as car ac-
countant at the union depot. The po-
sition is very desirable one and one
that is difficult to fill. There is no
doubt that Mr.. Leslie will fill the po-
sitiou with credit
w. G. Wilson guessed exactly the
number of nails in the bucket that
was suspended from a pair of Dutch
[ ess trousers in the windows of NJ. II.
I Loeiiler & Company. There were 9l9
nails in the bucket. over 400 guess
es We're made. Wilson gets the IS
pair OF trousers.
Mrs. j. II. McBain and her two
children. accompanied by Mrs. An
3 4 TYgs VaIl lpty fsf I..Ft
last night for Wallowa, Ore, to be
with MIR. MeBain. One of the local
railroad men VIII go to Oregon to
4 be present atthe trial of McBain and
testify as to the latter's character
and standing.
Last evening Rev, Becker of the
! Congregational churcn delivered an
able sermon from the pulpit OF the
Christian church, the first of the ser
les of Easter services to be conduct
ed AT that church this week. This
evening DR.. Merritt of the Methodist
church will fill the pulpit The CON
I gregation last evening was of good