The daily sentinel., 1905-04-20


Another load of steel girders for
the new depot arrived last night.
Mrs. Derby of Colorado Springs is
the guest of Mrs. II. Guy Bedwell.
Bert Taylor of Helper was in town
last night shaking hands with friends.
\ H. A. Stroud of DeBeque, of the
firm of Mckay & Stroud, is in the
city.
I, w. H. Davis of Delta was in town
yesterday looking after business in
terests
Special Easter services will be held
at nearly every church in the city
Sunday.
Whether you are tired or not, see
Fred Mantey about rubber-tired
bike wagon.
The rough frame work on the new
addition to the LaCourt hotel is
about completed.
The civil service examination that
opened yesterday in the City hall is
still in progress.
II may be to your interest to see
Fred Mantey about a buggy, surrey
or a road wagon.
: c. l.. Gon and James Taylor of
Mack. the new town below Fruita.
are in town today.
Many real estate transfers in the
Palisade country during the past two
weeks are reported.
c. NJ. Waldbridge and w. c.
Brown, well known citizens of Sail
da, are in town today.
Ross Reynolds will leave in a few
days for California on pleasure trip.
He will be out of the city several
weeks.
H. l.. Hall of Durango, district
deputy grand exalted ruler of the
Elks, was a visitor to the city this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Stewart of Ou-
ray were visitors in the city today.
They We're en- route home from an
eastern trip.
This evening Rev. Weir of the
Presbyterian church will fill the pull
pit at the Christian church at the
union service
Bart Isminger. who was painfully
injured in a bicycle accident. is much
improved today and will probably be
out again in a few days.
This afternoon the Woman's Home
Missionary Society is holding ses-
sion at the home of Mrs Edwin
Price on Colorado avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. II. Croft have
moved into town and are now com
fortably located in their new resi-
dence at 1880 White avenue.
Owing to the bad weather. we will
continue our discount sale until APP
ril %. One-third off on all pur-
chases. G. V. Store. $50 Main st.
j. II. Ackerman. who underwent
serious operation few days ago, is
improving slowly. He was not so
well yesterday, but is feeling much
better today.
The excavation work for the build
ing on Fourth street to be occupied
by the Mesa Wine Company is com
pleted. The building will be put up
at a rapid rate.
The w. c. r. U. and mothers
meeting vii be held in the Presby-
terian church Friday. April 81. at
2:30 pm. All lovers of music are
invited to be present
The Palisade Tribune thinks that
| Palisade needs a Civic Improvement
| League, and efforts will probably be
made at that place in the near flu
ture to organize such society.
Several theater parties have al
ready bee organized for the purpose
of attending the performance of Ib-
sens great moral drama, Ghosts.
at the Park opera house Tuesday ev-
ening.
The city schools will be dismissed
/ this afternoon until Monday. the pu-
pills enjoying holiday tomorrow
{ Arbor day. Exercises are being held
I in every department of the city
! schools this afternoon.
/ Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
I the Civic Improvement League will
/ plant twelve trees on the grounds of
/ the Emerson school The public is
/ invited to be present and participate
( in the exercises which will be simple.
Joseph Kindle has sold to John
I Wallace twenty acres of land on Or
chard Mesa Consideration, $4,000.
/ Judge J. +. Byers made the sale.
This is the third big sale the judge
I has closed up during the past week.
The Woolverton cottages on Rood
avenue are almost complete. They
F., are five in number and each one will
make a handsome and comfortable
\ little home. The cottages add much
to the appearance of that portion of
the city.
Yesterday morning the big ham
mer on the steam pile driver at work
at the new depot was broken, and 1t
was necessary to send to Chicago for
a new hammer. Consequently the
work of driving the piles will be de-
layed several days.
DIR. j, G. Thurman was awarded
Judgment to the amount of go in
his suit against NJ. ID. and John Hol-
land, seeking the payment of an ac-
count OF $44. The costs of the trial
in Judge Byers' court will have to be
paid by the plaintiff.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Schmidt are
expecting a visit from their son and
his wife of Eldorado Springs. Mo.
the first of the week. Young Mr..
Schmidt will probably go further
west after spending a few days here
to look for a new location.
EN-Alderman Sam Waldroup is
having hne concrete walks laid
around his residence at the corner
, of Pitkin avenue and Third street.
There is about 75 feet of sidewalk
and three yard walks. This improve
ment adds much attractiyeness to Mr..
Waldroup's property.
At Montrose an effort is being
made by the Chamber of Commerce