The daily sentinel., 1905-03-03

w r. Harrigan.. the well known
fireman, is now running out of Glen
wood Springs.
Tonight is "couple's night" at the
Auditorium skating rink. A large
crowd will be out.
Fresh groceries. fresh bread, pies,
cakes and everything for the table,
always to be found at the Progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. beaverton en-
tertain a small party of friends at
dinner this evening at their home on
East Main street.
You will enjoy the Demorest medal
contest at the Congregational church
Saturday evening. Don't fail to at
tend. Admission only 1Oc.
Elba j. Campbell, representing
Cooper & Coles Brothers of Lincoln.
Neb., was in the city today, calling
upon the local plumbing firms.
Mrs Edwin Price and Mrs. Cullen
will entertain large party of la
dies tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Price on Colorado avenue.
Saturday evening large audi
ence should hear the speakers in the
Demorest medal contest at the Con-
gregational church. Admission only
1Oc.
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce meet this evening at the
offices in "Ye Bookman's Den" 1880
=. IL.
Be prompt.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Harper of the
Railroad Cafe have returned to their
old home in Ohio TO reside and Mr.
and Mrs. George Kahl of st. Louis
are stationed here.
This evening the Turner's give
their masquerade skating carnival at
the rink and big crowd will be out
to participate in the fun. Denver
costumer is here with a fine line of
costumes. Prizes will be awarded.
Edgar A. Yelton is having a model
and very unique poultry house built
on his property recently purchased
from Mr.. Weimer, and will raise
poultry on large scale. The prop
erty has been rented to Sol Baughey
NJ. b. Hoffman. travelling freight
agent of the Missouri Pacific rail-
way, accompanied by Mrs. Hoffman
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
the city. They were guests at the
LaCourt. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman left
today for other points in the state.
The little 6-months-old child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Menard of Fruita died
last night after short illness. I'm
dertaker Gourley sent down casket
today. The funeral Will take place
at Fruita tomorrow. Mr.. Manard is
engaged in the livery business at
Fruita.
Last night the annual election was
held at the meeting of the Academy
of Science in DR.. Bradbury's office.
The officials elected are as follows:
President. DR.. s. NJ. Bradbury; vice
president, DR.. F.. r. Smith; secretary.
Richard II. Sullivan; treasurer, c. b.
Rich. Almost the entire membership
of the academy was present. The
meeting was most enjoyable one.
This afternoon the funeral of the
1-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
J. Campbell of Palisade will take
place. Interment at the odd Fellows
cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
only recently came to the valley from
Guthrie Center, Ia. and they have
the sympathy of a large circle of
friends in their bereavement. Under
taker Gourley has charge of the flu
The annual Offering to foreign mis-
sions will be taken Sunday morn
ing at the Christian church. The
topic for the sermon is THE Incom-
parable Leader" Evening sermon.
Past and Present" In the evening
the pastor will sing "a Clean Heart"
one of the solos sung so often during
the union meeting in Denver. A corr
dial welcome to all who attend any
of these services.
Minneapolis (Minn.) Times: A
large audience at the Lyceum thea
ter listened to an interesting lecture
on wireless telegraphy by Mr.. w. ].
Clarke. famous electrical engineer
of New York. They also saw expert
ments which were wonderful to be-
hold. Dealing with one of the most
intricate subjects. Mr.. Clarke placed
it before his audience in such man
ner that those unused to scientific
problems had no difficulty in under
standing the workings of wireless
telegraphy.
At meeting of the fruit growers
and shippers. representing every sec
tion of Colorado, held in Denver this
week, fair freight rates and fair
treatment by the commission men
was demanded. The fruit men claim
that they have suffered more than
any other class of shippers at the
hands of the railroads, and they pro
pose TO stand together in the fight