The daily sentinel., 1905-01-17

Carl Byers has returned home
from Pueblo where he has been en-
ployed.
We intend invoicing next week and
still have lot of staple goods that
must be sold. J. M. Graham.
The union label on our Colorado
hats. etc. plainly shows what kind
Of store this Isl. II. Ackerman.
Edwin Tribble of Palisades. with
the ]. W. Hugus Company, was
pleasant visitor to the city yester-
day.
Friday evening the first dance
of the second seires of the Mesa DAN
cling Club will take place at the Au-
ditorium.
F. e. Glynn, a well known railroad
conductor. will leave next week for
an extended visit to his old home in
Massachusetts.
The big bay horse owned by wads-
worth & Sons. and used on one of
their delivery wagons. is in a dying
condition today.
Mrs. ]. N Kurtz, who resides on
North Fourth street, has been quite
III for several days. She is suffering
from tonsilitis.
The Apple Blossom Circle, Women
of woodcraft, held an important
business meeting this afternoon at
the new city han.
Last night the skating rink opened
at the Auditorium. a big crowd was
out to enjoy the first evening. and the
skating continued until a very late
hour.
Grano opening OF Turner hall
skating rink Wednesday evening
Hours. 8 OF IL; admission 4Oc, in
cluding skates; spectators. 15c Good
music all evening.
Two young men well known in the
city accepted positions with w. s.
Wallace yesterday. Mr.. Brooks will
act as stenographer and waldy Van
Buren will perform the duties of col
lector.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Merrill, who
have been in the city for a few days
visiting Walter Merrill and family,
en- route to Denver from a visit to
Los Angeles. left yesterday for their
home in Denver.
Fred Holmes leaves this week for
a two weeks visit to Colorado
Springs. Leadville and Denver. Var
ious rumors are afoat. Mr.. Holmes
holds position with the Western
Sugar & Land Company.
w. II. Haines. one of the members
of the board of examiners appointed
to make the annual examination OF
the county treasurer's books, was
called TO Denver last night on import
ant business. He will return Friday.
Join the Suitorium and keep your
clothes in good condition the whole
month around. Our motto, "Cour-
: tesy, honesty and good work" The
Suitorium is now located under the
, Grand Valley National Bank. Ladies'
suits a specially. Remember the
place. Barber shop in connection
All old members of the Mesa Clut
who expect to join the second series
of dances to be given by the Mess
Club can secure their tickets from
the treasurer, Mr.. Harry McCurdy
at the Mesa County State Bank. The
first dance of the series will be given
at the Auditorium on Friday night
January goth.
! ~ Af
people expect to leave shortly fol
California to spend a few months
taking advantage OF the low rates
offered by the railroads to the coast
Among those who are contemplating
going are Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. McLuen,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Ella. Messrs. Bert
Case and Swart2. The party will
probably leave during the present
month.
Last night and this morning I'm
dertaker Bannister telegraphed the
relatives OF James Duffy. the man
murdered by Pat Divine. who reside
in Massachusetts,, informing them OF
Duffy's tragic end. No answer has
been received. In all probability the
remains will be laid to rest in Or
chard Mesa cemetery. The dead man
had no family. The body will be
held at the undertaking establish
ment for several days.
The Mesa County Building & Loan
Association held the annual meet
ing of the stockholders last evening
in the Office of the Remey Investment
Company. The old officers and old
board of directors were reelected.
There was a large representation of
the stockholders and the secretary's
report of the years business was
most satisfactory. The Mesa County
association is one OF the Oldest insti-
tutions of its kind in the city.
Charles S. Newton. president of
the Spencer Seedless Apple Company.
is in receipt of n copy of the
Gardner News. published at Gardner.
Mass. containing a column article
on the seedless annie foilov-fpp mn,