The daily sentinel., 1905-02-07
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'Yon Yonson" tonight,

Mrs Dennis Sullivan has been
very i'll for several days
Fred C. Himmell of the Panama
survey has gone to Ogden.
Edgar A. Yelton left today on
No. 4 for Cripple Creek to be gone
about one week
Sempre GioYine (always young)
for sale at 43s Rood avenue. Mrs.
NJ. VI. Anderson.
a large audience will see the IA
nous old Swedish play, lyon Yon-
son." at the Park opera house this
evening.
A splendid meeting is promised
/ this evening by the reading circle
of the Methodist church. An ex-
eellent program has been prepared
1t is announced that the work Will
/ begin on two other new sugar fac
tories in this state within a few
months The new factories vii be
built at wray and Julesburg.
This afternoon the woman's Club
met at the Congregational church.
The program was a historical one
and proved very interesting. The
attendance was very satisfactory.
Big crowds were on the Auditor
ium skating rink for several hours
last night and yesterday afternoon
the crowd was large. The roller
skating craze has undoubtedly re-
viyed
William S. LaFair will arrive home
this week from Canon City. He
served about ten months in the state
prison and made a model prisoner.
LaFair's pardon was obtained after
the most faithful work
Thousands of Knights of Pythias
will gather at Denver on February
20 to celebrate their forty-first an
niversary. The meeting will be a
grand one and Knights of Pythias
from every section of the state will
attend
The interior department at Wash
Ington has withdrawn from all form
OF disposal whateveE six townships.
embracing 132.24O acres of public
lands. in the Glenwood Springs dis
trict. on account of irrigation pro
iects.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Anderson en-
tertained party of friends last ev-
ening at their home on Colorado
avenue. Quite large number OF
ladies and gentlemen were out to
enjoy the pleasures afforded by Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson and those pleas
ures were many.
Those who have not seen the new
"Yon Yonson" have missed de
eides dramatic treat. Those who have
will come again for it's cast. must
cal and speciality features are thor
oughly up to date and the scenic in
vestiture is better than ever. Park
opera house. Tuesday night. Febru-
arp Z.
Mrs. Maud Ballington Booth. the
famous little mother of the coun-
try's outcasts and unfortunates and
the leading spirit of the Volunteers
of America, is touring Colorado this
week. Mrs. Booths work among the
inmates OF the prisons throughout
the country has won for her undy-
ing fame and has been the means of
saving thousands of souls from life
of shame and crime.
The organization of the new board
of directors and election of officers
for the ensuing year took place last
night at the meeting of the officials
of the Mutual Building & Savings
Association in the Office of the asso-
citation. All the old officers were
reelected with the exception that
the firm of McMullin & Sternberg
were elected as attorneys. succeed
ing Samuel C. MeMullin.
Another great mining excitement
has broken out over some rich dis
coveries in the neighborhood of Pea
vine, near Reno. New. Immense bod
les of free-milling ore. averaging
from 81 to $4,000 per ton. have been
discovered. The boom promises to
| eclipse that of Tonopah James But
ler father" of the Tonopah dis
trict, will erect big plant in the
heart of the new district.
Last night c. C. o'Neil. the night
marshal. received a telegram ask
ing him to locate a man named Col
lard. who was thought to be in this
city and who is brother OF Tyrie
Sneed Collard. who was killed at the
Tomboy mine at Telluride Saturday
by coming in contact with live cleo
tric wire. Mr.. o'Neil made exten-
/ sive inquiries. but the young man
could not be located. and. as no ac-
quaintances were found. IL is be-
lieved that the party wanted is not
located in Grand Junction.
1t would be difficult TO mention
an up-to-date garment which the
Designer for March cannot supply,
from the lily-like costumes for Con
firmation to the fantastic garb which
protects the automobilist. "Fads