The daily sentinel., 1905-02-14
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No was on time today
Or. Brown Of PaHsade was IN town
this afternoon
Chancellor BuehteI reads at the
Methodist church tonight.
The Midland passenger was more
than an hour late this afternoon
A large crowd bravsd the frigfd
night air and spent a pleasant even
ing ar the sEsating rink last night.
The eontinued cold weather has
brought forth the calamity bowler,
and his bowling qualities have lost
none OF their strength
Weather forecast for 3s hours
ending pm. wednesday Western
Colorado-Fair tonight and Wednes
day, slowly rising temperature
Editor Martin Of the PaIisade Tri-
bune- at.t.5ssss -,=....se.t l.s- NJ Cansnls.zIl
an old-time friend who recently
moved to PaIisade from Iowa. were
in the city this afternoon.
Mrs A. ]. Jennings Of Chicago.
en- route west. was one of the many
delayed in the city yesterday and to-
day by the almost toJaI suspension
Of traffic on the narrow gauge
The Official board OF the Methodist
church met last night and Isreued
10 a report Of the building commit
tee The report was very favorable
The financial affairs Of the church
lre in good condition
1tessrs. Sinclair and Gabriel. the
Two gentlemen who win conduct the
luction sale at the Sherman w
Moody ieweIry house. are in the
city. They are first class autfoueers
and very pleasant gentlemen
Charles NJ Wilson. representing
.he HumDhrey-Joues Mercantile
Company Of Denver, is in the citv
today calling on local paint men
Mr. Wilson is an old newspaper man
and very entertaining eouversa-
liouaIist.
D. E Carpenter and son Daniel re-
turned last night from LaGrande.
Ore. where they were called by the
serious illness Of the formers moth
zr. The announcement Of the aged
ladys death was given in The senri-
nel last week
Don't forget the lecture to be Civ
IN by Richard n. sullivan of the
weather bureau. az the high school
building. An address that will
prove Instructive and entertaining
20 ALL No admission fee is charged
md all friends OF rhe school are in
vired TO attend
An Evening With Modern An
hoTs. by Chancellor BuchteI. ar the
Methodist church tonight viii be en-
loved by the literary people of our
-ity- The entertainment is given un-
der the auspices OF the Sunday
school The chancellor gives this
reading as an extra. being snow
bound in the city
R C. Brown OF Denver has been
looking Up High Line land in the
Grand valley the past two weeks.
Nj Brown has. within the past year.
visited every farming and mining
district Of Importance in the state.
He says Mesa county is increasing
faster In population and values Of
property are advancing more rapidly
here than in any other county of
the state. with the exception Of Den
YER M Brown has bought about
three hundred acres Of the best High
Line land in the valley.
Gene Evans, the well known West
ern conductor. arrived home last
night from Denver. where he went to
attend at a second operation per
formed on his son Clarence for hip
disease at the Mercy hospital sew
eral months ago a very successful
operation was performed on the lit
lie fellows left hip and 1t was found
necessary for a second operation on
the right hip The many friends OF
Mr. Evans and OF Clarence are hop
ing that tbs last operation will ef-
feet a radical and permanent cure in
the IitrIe sufferer.