The daily sentinel., 1905-01-13

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The snow is disappearing at a
very rapid rate.
Cold weather will probably pre-
vail for several days.
Editor Martin of the Palisade Tri-
bune is in the city today.
A. B. stoddard will return tomor-
row from Glenwood Springs.
Joe Dulmaine has been suffering
from la grippe for several days.
w. S. Wallace went down to Fruita
this afternoon on business trip.
William Klimo of Gunnison is
spending the day in Grand Junction.
George Haishman of wenalche.
Wash. is a new arrival in the city.
DIR. Ramsey. who is suffering from
an attack of la grippe, is reported
better today.
b. p. Blair went to Denver this
morning on business trip. He will
return Sunday.
A great many people from the sur
rounding towns ~.ili come tonight
to see the Elks' show.
! Quite a number of Glenwood peo-
pie will be in the city tonight TO at
tend the Elks' show.
John Richardson of Glenwood
Springs is attending to business mat
ters in the city today.
The temperature fell at rapid
rate yesterday after the sun set, and
the night was very cold.
The woodmen of the World held
a splendid session last night and
transacted much business.
A. f. Krohn of the Crown Fur
niture Company is able to be up
again after short Illness.
There were seventeen guests at
the Grand hotel and fourteen at
the Western hotel yesterday.
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce will hold no meeting to-
night on account of the Ellss' show.
The Crown Furniture Company
was closed yesterday on account of
the illness of E. A Krohn. the man
ager.
The Chamber of Commerce will
probably take the old quarters in
the Currie block as soon as the build
ing is repaired.
Quite number of Palisade and
Fruita people are in the city today
and will witness the performance OF
"A Night in Bohemia"
Tomorrow afternoon at the Mason
ic hall the Women of Woodcraft viii
hold a reception between the hours
of 2:3O and $40 o'clock.
A strong effort is now being made
by the citizens of Glenwood Springs
70 raise the capital necessary to build
a big sugar factory at that place.
Several sleighing parties were out
again last night The cold weather
kept many at home who otherwise
would have been out to enjoy the
sport.
a great many improvements hav,
been made in the barber shop of tn,
Hards Bros during the past few
weeks. Handsome fixtures have beer
installed
The work of getting the skating
rink ready for operation begins to
morrow at the auditorium. Aftel
this week the regular dances will
be discontinued.
The Home Nursery Company, witt
Messrs. Spencer and Volmer il
charge, are making preparations t
send out a greater number of tree
the coming spring than ever before
w. c. Boyer, the contractor. ha
about completed a large residence
on Ute avenue between Second ant
Third streets. The houses will prob
ably be used as a rooming house b,
the parties owning it.
The souvenir program of the EllSs
"A Night in Bohemia" was issue,
today from The Sentinel Office. |
contains sixteen pages and is a yer
. pretty booklet. Over seventy-fiv
business men have advertising space
in the program.
The Elks big show. "a Night il
Bohemia" will be witnessed by
crowded house tonight and tomor
row night. The seat sale has bee
very heavy. The last fun dress re
hearsal given last evening, was car
ried through in most admirabl
manner and the performance vii
b be most pleasing one.
The Silver Trin Mandolin Clu
. met last night at the Methods
church. Seven new members wer
admitted into the club last might
The club now has over twenty mem
a bers and weekly practice proves tha
! the club is rapidly becoming a yer
: strong musical organization. Sever
: al ladies are now members of tn
l club,
An interesting report on the frui
. crop of Colorado was made at tn
4 state horticultural society's meeting
r in Denver yesterday. According T.
I 4.