The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08
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ty guests yesterday.
When you want the Chamber of
Commerce, call Junction IS.
The Western hotel entertained
twenty-three guests yesterday.
The ladies of st. Matthew'S Guild
have an entertainment this evening
at the rectory.
The Order of Eastern Star met
last night in regular meeting and did
considerable work.
An attractive sign is being placed
on the windows of the Mesa County
Abstract Company today.
Deiorma and Frank Callahan Of
Youngstrom are in the city today
looking after business interests.
The Odd Fellows met last night
and accomplished a great deal Of
work. The attendance was large.
A. B. Ayers of Butte, Mont, was
an arrival in the city last night and
will remain in town for a couple of
days.
yesterday to Ebert S. Buckner and
Calona Lewis from the county clerks
office.
"The DEVILS Lane" will be the
next attraction at the Park opera
house. The date is Tuesday, Febru-
airy IA.
C. F. Hoeckel of Denver, -proprie-
tor of the C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book
Company. is in town today meeting
his many friends.
E. A. Lewald of Fort Seward,
Alaska, spent yesterday in the city
Mr.. Lewald was en- route to Alaska
from trip to points in the east.
Tomorrow evening the Methodist
ladies give dollar" social at the
church. 1t will cost nothing to get
in" and will cost nothing to get
out"
C. NJ. Keck of the Colorado Mid
land came down yesterday afternoon
from Glenwood Springs and is in
town today looking after the inter
ests of the road.
Frederic Williams of Colorado
Springs, special agent for the New
Zealand Insurance Company. was in
the city yesterday to see the local
agent. c. B. Rich.
Frank Thompson and George
Smith left last night for Denver,
where they go for the purpose of
forwarding the interests of the cleo
trio railroad. The gentlemen will re-
turn Saturday.
Dave tSewart of Mack, the new
town west of Fruita, was in town
last night. Mr.. Stewart sayes that
the little town is growing at rapid
rate. II is the terminus of the rail-
road running from the glsonite de-
posits in Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l. Lee enter
tanned a small party of friends last
evening at their pretty home on
North Seventh street. The affair
was very pleasant one. In the card
game Mrs. ID. X. Torrance and Lin
coin Wiekersham won the favors
Dainty refreshments were served.
In all probability the plan which
the Elks will adopt to build their
proposed new hall will be modelled
after that of the lodge of Elks at
chased the opera house and are con-
ducting same. There will be build
ing association upon the building as
sociation plan, the membership be-
ing equal participants
The Montrose Chamber of Com
merce has taken steps to extensive
ly advertise that section. Plans have
been mapped out and the booming
viii begin at once. Work on the
Gunnison tunnel is progressing fast
and the Cedar creek camp is working
day and night shifts, consequently
the citizens of Montrose feel that en-
ergy and enterprise will bring a per-
iod of great prosperity.
Yesterday afternoon Emanuel Sill
via appeared before Judge Joseph p.
sweeney and plead not guilty. waived
the reading of the complaint and was
remanded to jail to await a prelim-
mary examination before Judge Swe-
ney on February is. Bond was fixed
at 5 900 for the defendants appear
ance on that date, but he was unable
to furnish same. Silvia is the man
who shot Frank Williams in diff
Guilty between the two at the Goslen
stock pens three weeks ago.
Yesterday afternoon Emanuel Sill
va appeared before Judge sweeney,
waived preliminary examination and
the hearing of the complainant, and
was remanded to Jail to await an
other hearing before Judge Sweeney
on February is. Bond was fixed at
1000 for the defendants appear
ance on February is. but he was
unable to furnish the bond Silvia
is the man that shot Frank Williams
in the leg during a difficulty between
the two at the Goslen cattle pens.
The city council of Glenwood
| Springs Monday night instructed the