The daily sentinel., 1905-01-16

G. V. Store FOR laces and ribbons.
C. V. Store for cooking utensils
c. V. Store for battenburg braids
w. H. Peters of Ogden is in town.
No. was two hours and thirty
minutes late yesterday
Have you purchased your ticket
for the Carmen's ball at the auditor
ium. Wednesday night?
The weather moderated to very
noticeable extent yesterday and the
afternoon was quite pleasant.
Mr.: and Mrs. Henry W. Lighte of
Mack Junction We're visitors in the
city yesterday, going out today.
The W. c. T. L. has arranged for
a mothers meeting at the Congrega-
tional church next Friday evening.
Keep the date in mind and make
/ it IA point 10 attend the Carmen's
ball at the auditorium Wednesday
night.
F. \. Franklin. the ever happy re
preventative of the Peters Paper
Company. is in the city today call
ing on his patrons.
The Rio Grande Western pay car
arrived Saturday and the Denver &
Rio Grande car arrived yesterday TO
make the railroad boys happy.
Hon. a. B. Hoyt, the popular Mesa
county representative in the legisla-
ture. left last night for Denver after
spending Saturday and Sunday at his
home.
a large audience will see "ole
Olson" the great Swedish play. to-
night at the opera house. Ben Hen
bricks. the noted singer. plays the
leading part,
There Will be every possible ar
rangement for the comfort and pleas
IRE of the guests at the Railway
| Carmen's ball. Wednesday night, at
lhe auditorium.
Grand opening of Turner hall
ikating rink Wednesday evening.
Hours, $ to II: admission 4Oc, in
Guiding skates. Spectators. 15c
Good music all evening.
VIII Graham today accepted po-
fition with the Independent Lumber
Company. Mr. Graham has been con
leeted with the Wallace Realty Com
,any for the past two years.
The regular meeting OF the Trades
( Labor Assembly will occur tonight
n the Labor Temple a fun attend
nee is solicited; business Of import
mee.-Peter Chelius. president.
Roller skating at Turner haIl ev
Try afternoon and evening. After
loon until 4 admission 15c. Chit
lren's hour from 4 until $3.50 o'clock
admission 10c. Evening. to 10
o'clock; admission 25c.
The Ocean Waves Boston ship
nent of fish came in today They
ave in stock bluefsh. mackerel. cells.
melt, red snapper. butterfish and
)erch. Cut out the pork and beef
md try something good.
The committee of arrangements OF
he Railway Carmen say that every
hing possible for the pleasure OF
he guests at their annual ball will
je undertaken by them and they
want everyone to have a good time.
Mrs w L. Runyan leaves tonight
or Ogden. Utah. where she will
pend few days en- route to the
oast. Mrs. Runyau is the mother
If Mrs. Jas. E. beaverton of this
ity and has been with her daugh-
er for some months.
Tomorrow afternoon the Woman's s
Tub at their regular meeting at the
Congregational church viii review
Count Tolstoi's great work. The
Resurrection" \ good attendance is
iesired as arrangements will be COM
lleted for the "gentlemen's night. %
The Fifth Street Whist Club was
entertained by Mr. and Mrs. w. p.
Ella on Saturday night. Besides the
regular membership of the club,
there were several additional couples
present The evening was very
enjoyable one and the guests did not
iepart until the midnight hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Collier left
he city Saturday for Fulton, Ky.
IN an extended visit to relatives of
Mr.. Collier. The Kentucky town is
Mr.. Golfers old home. but this is
his wife's first visit TO the Blue Grass
state. Mr.. Collier is a well known
fireman on the Rio Grande Western
Saturday Richard Stewart. a
ranchman of the Mack community
came to the city and entered COM
plant with the local humane officer
against n Mr.. Keifer of that sec
lion, charging him with mistreating
and killing cattle The complaint
was transferred to Fruita authorities.
The preliminary trial of Earl Bur
ley and Elwood Malin. charged with
The robbery of DR.. Warmers dental
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