The daily sentinel., 1905-02-25

Ten OF more Paiisade people were
in town this afternoon, coming in at
noon over the Midland.
Last night was couples night" at
the Auditorium skating rink and the
crowd out was a large one.
Ed Sumner leaves this evening for
his home in Cripple Creek. after a
very pleasant visit of two weeks to
his father. Capt. Sumner. and fam
lily
Clarence Sylbert arrived last night
from Canon City to make his home
here. He has accepted a position
with the Independent Lumber Com
pany.
The remains of Paul Byers were
taken to Fruita today on No. 3. I'm
dertalIer Krohn accompanied the re-
mains. The funeral takes place to-
morrow afternoon
You will always get satisfaction if
you patrenize Barton & Platt, the
liverymen. Good horses and com
Portable rigs. Stables corner Colo
AddO II Allh SlIttlS.
Mr.. Harry Lyons has been feeling
considerably better during the past
two days and hopes to be able to
be out again in few days if the
pleasant weather continues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mounts will
be heard for the first time in this
city in illustrated songs, popular mel
odies. classic and comic songs and
duets, at the opera house Tuesday,
evening, February 2S.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Wendall
p. Ella entertained about forty ladies'
at card party at her home on East
Main street. In the euchre contest,
Mrs. Frank Thompson won the prize.
Mrs. J. A. McLuen was awarded the
favor in the finch game. Refresh
ments were served. Mrs Ella is a
charming hostess.
Today telegram was received
from the New York Herald by Sec
retary Green of the Spencer SeedIess
Apple Company, requesting permis-
sion to use the copyrighted cut of
the seedless apple in an extended
write-up of the apple to be given in
The Sunday issue of that great paper.
whose circulation runs into the hun
lreds of thousands. Mr.. Green wired
permission to use the cuts.
At the bond election held in Pal
isade this week to vote on the propo-
iition of issuing 100000 bonds with
which to buy the property of the
High Line Mutual Irrigation Com
pany and the property of the Mt Lin
'oln Land & Water Company, re-
vealed an almost unanimous senti-
nent in favor of the bonds. Out of
los votes, only one vote was cast
against the proposition.
The republican primaries are be-
ing held this afternoon in the diff
ferent wards of the city. Delegates
Will be elected to the convention
which will meet Wednesday and Sc
lect a city ticket. Not much interest
is being aroused by the primaries.
The republican caucus held last night
in the county clerks office thorough
ly outlined the campaign and dis
cussed available candidates.
This weeks issue of the Literary
Digest, the great educational and lit
erary journal published in New York
City, contained a splendid article on
the Spencer seedless apple. The copy
righted photographs of the apple
were reproduced to good advantage.
The article was well written and a
concise history of the famous apple
was given. The Literary Digest is
one of the foremost weekly periodi-
calls of the country.
Mrs. Frank HaskelIs entertain
ment Thursday afternoon, of which
only short account was given yes
terday. was decidedly one of the
prettiest afternoons" of the month. |
About thirty ladies were the guests |
at the Haskell home between the
hours of 3 O'Clock and o'clock. The |
lovely parlors were made even more |
attractive for the occasion. In the |
card game Mrs. G. VanHoorebeke /
and Mrs. Anna Collins were awarded /
the prizes. Refreshments were
served in a very charming manner.
Each guest was given souvenir of
the occasion, a unique little hatchet
symbolic of Washington's birthday.
which was celebrated the day before.
The play, the comedy and the
stage equipment of "The Two Little
Waits" by Lincoln j. Carter which |,
comes to the Park opera house, Sat
urday. February 25, are far above
the average furnished at the popular
priced houses. Unlike so many mel
odramas, this piece does not rely on
steamboat and railroad explosions.
pile driving and river accidents.
blood-curdling murder and the like
for its popularity, but is on straight,
legitimate acting that the piece finds
its way into the heart of every one
man. woman and child-that ever
sees it The nlav ie poy,- -, t., .tt.1 /