The daily sentinel., 1905-11-22

Mrs. n. y. CLARK, OF Deltd, IS tne
guest of friends in the city.
The Odd Fellows were in ses-
sion for a short time last night
A heavy snow fell on the Grand
Mesa last night and this morning.
Special prices on all millinery Of
Mrs. Roe at the Lay-Nattinger store.
George A. Bible, travelling pas
senger agent for the Rock Island, is
in the city again today.
For beautiful up to date millinery
at special prices call on Mrs. Roe at
the -Nattinger company's store.
Fred J. Paradice, the popular
young travelling man, is in the city
calling upon the local plumbing firms
today.
Weather forecasts for tomorrow
indicate local snow tonight and
colder Thursday and partly cloudy
and colder
A large number of delegates to the
Sunday School convention came in
last night and at noon today. The at
tendance is as large as expected.
A marriage license was issued this
moring to George McCuen Talley
and Miss Bessie Maud King, promi-
nent yong people of the lower val
ley.
If you want exclusive style hats
made in our own work room at prices
you pay for manufactured stuff call
on Mrs. Roe at the Lay-Nattinger
company.
Mrs. w. P. Ella will entertain
small party of lady friends tomor-
row afternoon at her home on East
Main street. 1t will be an informal
gathering.
The ladies' of Maccabees will serve
supper for the Boilermaker's ball
which will take place at the Auditor
ium on the evening of November 30
Thanksgiving.
The next attraction on the lecture
course will be the lecture by Fred
erick Warde, the great actor. He will
appear here in December and will lee
ture on the plays of Shakespeare.
Many of the fraternal orders of the
city will hold their annual election of
officers during the month of Decem-
Der. The last month in the year is
usually the busiest month in the
year with the lodges.
One man charged with being drunk
and disorderly was arraigned before
Judge Sweeney this morning. The
usual fine and costs were assessed
but sentence was suspended on agree
ment that the fellow would leave
town.
A new wagon was purchased this
morning by Agent Burch. of the
Wells Fargo company However it
will not be put into the regular SER
vice but will be devoted exclusively
to that fine boy who arrived at the
Burch home a short time ago.
Under Southern Skies" is one of
the most complete productions that
travels. Every scene and property
used in the presentation Is carried,
as is also an electric outfit for the
proper lighting of the scenes. Mon
day night at the opera house.
Leon Chapman secured the Sun
set picture" drawn by Alton Packard
last night at the Congregational
church. Mr.. Chapman went forward
at the conclusion of the entertainment
and asked Mr.. Packard for the pic
ture. desiring to keep it as a souvenir.
The cartoonist attached his auto
graph and gave it to him.
There was a large attendance last
evening at the reception held in the
rectory of st. Matthews church. Not
only a great majority of the mem
bers of the church but many outside
friends called to extend congratulate
tlons and expressed best wishes to
Rev. Lyon. the popular rector who
has just been ordained as priest The
reception was made "A very happy
event.
Marshal Wallace received letter
this morning, containing a photo
graph of a prisoner picked up by the
Pueblo police, who states his name Is
Noah Hasfeldt and who claims that
he was interested in a train robbery
near this city several years ago. The
only train robbery or attempt at rob
berry was the one at Parachute. 1t
is doubtless simply an attempt upon
the part of the man to bring himself
some notice.
We will make prices to close out
as much of ouF millinery stock as
possible by December l. Mrs. Roe at
the Lay-Nattinger company.
Dinner and supper of the most sub
stantial quality are being served
daily during the Sunday school con
sionary society. in the basement of
the Methodist church. Not only the
delegates are invited to take dinner
or supper with the ladies but the
public in general. The price is 20
cents. So for good meal, whether
you are delegate or not, go TO the
church about noon or late in the
afternoon and early in the evening
A large number We're entertained at
supper last evening and at dinner
today
John A. sumson. of Denver, for
merly of this city, is most pleasant
visitor to this city today. Mr.. Slim
son was formerly connected with the
Bliss establishment in this city, but
has been located in Denver for sew
eral years He is now manager of
a large printing establishment. which
publishes number of first class pub
LEGATIONS among them being the State
Medical Journal, a publication of ac-
knowledged merit. Mr.. Stimson has
just been to Salt Lake. where he clos /
cd deal for the publication of the /
Utah State Medical Journal. which 1
win have its initial appearance in
January.
The fire Insurance agencies of the /
city with two exceptions today sign I
ed up kind of Round Robin" ask |
ing the sugar factory for its insur- 1
1nce business. 1t seems that all of
this business has heretofore been
given to agencies outside of the val
ley and the local agents, embracing
all of the real estate men. are not
pleased with the idea of this bust
ness going to outside parties. when.
rs they claim. they are Offering equal
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