The daily sentinel., 1905-04-17
Yesterday was Palm SUNDAY

W. r. Cross Of Palisadc is in town
today.
Chinook salmon. spring catch, at
Ocean Wave.
VIII Volmer left on No Saturday
night for Denver
James Brown OF Castle Gate is in
the city, the guest of friends.
l. E Caldwell is confined to his
room suffering from rheumatism.
Cooper Anderson OF the Telluride
Power Company is in the city today.
Mr. and Mrs William II. White
of Toledo. o.. are visitors in the city
today.
d. T. Clark. the we'll known sheep
man. was an arrival in the city Sun
day noon.
II. T. Roecthland. the well known
mining man of Smith Spur, was in
town yesterday.
Charles Clark, the insurance man,
went to Montrose this morning. He
Will be out of the city several days
s. d. Hudnall of Las Animas. we'll
known here. was an arrival last
night and will be in town for several
days.
Ladies can get the Almond Bios
som Skin Food by calling at 1S1
White.
The Eagles will hold their annual
memorial service on May Z. Ar
rangements are now being made for
the service.
The Denver & Rio Grande and Rio
Grande Western pay cars reached The
city Saturday and left the checks for
the railroad people.
Tom McGrath, a well known en-
gineer who has been running at Help
er for the past several months. was
a pleasant visitor to friends in this
city Sunday.
T. c. Henry of Denver. who is well
known in this city through his con
nection with several big irrigation
projects, was an arrival Sunday and
will spend several days here.
The wife of E. S Steele. residing
across the Gunnison, is quite serious
ly i'll. Her friends are extremely anX-
ious over her condition. the physi-
clan in attendance giving little hope
for her recovery.
Bowers and Curtis. who gained
their place as head liners on the vau-
deville stage with their skit. the Dog
Catcher, are two of the many clever
people to be seen with "Hooligan
Troubles" this evening at the Park
opera house.
T. G. Henry of Denver. known ev-
erywhere in the west as a promoter
of irrigation enterprises, was an ar
rival in the city yesterday Mr.. Hen
ry is here for the purpose of answer
ing some questions regarding the pro-
posed building of the High Line ca
nal.
The Chamber of Commerce is ar
ranging for a mass meeting of citi-
zens to be held at the court house to-
morrow night for the purpose of
making "A public protest against the
opposition that has developed against
the building of the High Line canal
by the government
This afternoon the directors of the
Chamber of Commerce hold a spe-
cial meeting for the purpose of pass
ing resolutions regarding the oppo-
sition that has developed against the
High Line canal, and making ar
rangements for the mass meeting to
be held tomorrow evening.
This evening DR.. Roberts, profess
sor of history in the Denver Univer-
sity. will deliver an address at the
high school building. His subject
will be Formative Influences in
Character Building" No admission
fee Will be charged and everybody
is cordially invited to attend.
The bazaar and food sale held dur
ing the day Saturday and in the ev-
ening. by the ladies of the Christian
church, was a financial success. The
sales were large and very hand
some amount was realized. Re
freshments were served in the even
ing.
The Elite candy kitchen of Bacon
x Spaulding was brilliantly lighted
Saturday evening by new system of
lights. This establishment is one
of the most attractive places in the
city since the new fixtures have been
installed and the ice cream parlors
furnished.
Yesterday afternoon and evening
Mr.. and Mrs, e. w. Sprague. mission
aries for the National Spiritualitsts'
Association. held meetings at the new
city hall and gave demonstrations of
the mysterious power. Both meetings
were well attended Mr.. and Mrs.
Sprague are the guests of friends in
the city.
j. NJ Graham will sell a nice clean
lot of furniture and household goods;
also two pianos, at auction on the va
cant lot opposite the court house,
Wednesday, April 10, at . pm. One
OF these pianos is very hne one. al
+ most new: the other is of small size,
but good music. Terms can be had
on the pianos.
Every evening this week services
Will be held at the Christian church.
\ different minister will preach each
night. The services will be a series
OF Easter sermons. Tonight Rev.
Becker of the Congregational church
will fill the pulpit and tomorrow ev-
ening. DR.. Merritt of the Methodist
church will preach.
The sessions of the Sunday school
convention held yesterday afternoon
and evening at the Congregational
church were largely attended. In the
evening addresses We're made by Mrs.
j. A. Walker, who has travelled eN-
tensively in the Holy Land. and Rev.
j. c. CarmHn. the state superintend-
ent The programs We're very enter
taing and profitable.
Palisade Tribune: The Palisade
hotel had n narrow escape from fire
Saturday night 1t is supposed n
lighted match was dropped on the
stand cloth in one of the rooms. When
discovered the stand was ablaza and