The daily sentinel., 1905-03-21


Is spending the afternoon IN the city.
II A Beatty left last night on .
trip back east. He Will be gone some
weeks.
William Carlyle, the carpenter, is
able to be out today. after a short
Illness.
Henry smeade. formerly with Ly-
ons & Son. has secured a position in
Denver.
wANTED-A girl for general
homework. Apply to Mrs. w. P. Ella.
1905 Main street.
This evening the Reds of the wom-
en- of Woodcraft meet with Mrs. j.
NJ. Graham at 1880 O'Clock.
The front of the A. N Bucklin
hardware store received a handsome
new coat of paint yesterday.
The only big show coming-Ea-
gles' minstrels. Don't forget the
date-Wednesday. March 20.
John Olson has returned from u
visit to his old home in Illinois. His
trip was very pleasant one.
WANTED-A competent girl for
general housework. Apply to Mrs.
James II. Ramey. 634 Ouray avenue.
The work of putting in the new
steel ceiling in the building occupied
by the Fashion started this morning.
Something doin' every minute dur
ing the performance of the Eagles
minstrels. Park opera house. March
.29.
Kit Wilson, the well known comed-
ian, has been engaged to direct the
performance of the Eagles big min
strel show.
J. e. Aston. state circulator for
the Pueblo Chieftain. is spending a
few days in the city in the interest of
the Chieftain.
J. w. Osborn left today at noon for
Utah, where he will buy a large num-
Der of cattle. He will be out of town
a week or more.
Prof. James II. Hays, vice presi-
dent of the state normal school and
teacher of history and Latin, is in
the city for a short visit,
Mr.. Lee of the Grand Junction
Feed e. Implement Company is build
ing a 2-story residence on Grand ave-
nue.. just east of the residence of Car
lyle Gatewood.
You cant miss seeing Wilson &
rose q West. This great team has
been specially engaged for the Ea-
gles' minstrels.
Ofcers will be elected this evening
at the meeting of the committee APP
pointed by the Woman's Club to per-
feet the organization of a Civic Inn
provement Society.
Prof. Fouche. who gave a recital
at the Methodist church last night,
left this morning for Leadville, where
he appears tonight under the auspi-
ces of the Woman's Club.
Today. March 21, is supposed to
be the beginning or the first day of
spring. Today and tonight will be
of equal length, and after today the
days will begin to grow longer.
The new building erected on Colo
rado avenue. just east of the Senate
restaurant. by j. NJ. Cameron. has
been completed, and j. L. Mckenzie
the plumber, moved into the building
yesterday.
There will be a service of con
| firmation in st. Matthews church
tomorrow evening at s o'clock con
Quoted by Bishop Spalding. A large
class will be presented to the bishoT
at this time.
Special rates to Salt Lake City and
return, April 3. $40; final return
limit April Is. Secure your sleeping
car reservations now. For tickets
and other information, call on S. G
| Hum. city agent.
Did you ever wonder what color
predominates in the flags of the ma
tions of the earth. Here they are:
White and red appear in the ensigns
of 81 nations; 81 have blue; 21 vel.
low; IL black, and green.
The district court has lost no time
| this session. Two sessions have been
held every day since the opening OF
court two weeks ago, and it is prob
able that night sessions will be held
before the week is out.
The boys of the high school. who
/ will participate in the cross-country
run. are training hard for the con
/ test which promises to be notable
event in Grand functions athletic
circles. The run will be made from
/ No Thoroughfare canon to this city
The work of painting the Episco-
pal church is in progress. Blue is the
predominating color. and the church
will present very handsome appear
ance when the painters complete
their work.
Arthur A. Smith has sold to Aman-
da f. Cover house and two lots on
Grand avenue, between First and Sec
ond streets. Consideration. S1.S5O
The Home Loan & Investment Com
pany made the sale.
At mass meeting of citizens in
| Pallsade Saturday the following tick
ct was placed in the field; Mayor
George Scroggins; three alderman
for two years, Fred Hotties. J. d. Sc
cor and C. Bower; three aldermen
for one year, NJ. C. Creighton. II. G
Crissey and b, II. Stickley.
Manager Haskell of the Park opera
house has been changing the posi-
tion of some of his big bill board,
during the past two days. The big
one removed from the corner of Fifth
and Main street yesterday was divid-
ed and one portion placed near the
corner of Fifth and Colorado, while
another was located on Fourth street
in the rear of the Lay-Nattinger Com
pany store.
The two rooms which have been
occupied for several years by the
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