The daily sentinel., 1905-02-20

evening.
r P. Davie left Saturday night fer
his home in Colorado Springs.
E s. Reams passed a very bad day
yesterday He is gradually sinking
WANTED Married man wants
work on fruit ranch Gives first
class references Apply here.
This morning the day current of
the Grand Junction Electric & Gas
Company was turned on for the first
time Another evidence OF Grand
functions growth.
1.sse perpetrators of the Leader nil
inery establishment are arranging
the fixtures in the CoIumbine build
ing this week and will open for bust
ness within a few days
Louis Schmidt. who recently re-
tired from the shoe business. has not
yet made definite plans for the fu-
ture. but will very likely engage in
business again at an early date
Mrs. Bertha Runz Baker arrived
in the city yesterday and has met
many members of the woman's Club
today She will be heard tonight in
readings from "Parsifar' al the Con
gregational church.
Saturday evening scores Of people
patronized the chicken pie dinner
given by the ladies' OF the Christian
church. The patronage at noon and
in the evening was most liberal aud
handsome sum was realized
In the high school Wednesday
morning an appropriate program in
commemoration of the birthday of
George Washington will be rendered
) S Sargent, the civil engineer who
recently located in the city, will de-
liver a short address. and there will
be many other pleasant features.
The third annual ball Of the Bro
therhood of Locomotive Firemen. to
be given on the evening of February
22. promises to eclipse the big balls
given in the past by the order
Elaborate arrangements are being
made. The firemen never do things
in a half way manner. Get tickets
now, 81 each.
William wilhelmy. the eldest son
Of Mr.. Walter wiihelmy. who is pres
ent in the city on a short visit to
his family, has been appointed as
aospital steward at Fort Duehesne.
and is on his way to the post to as
sumo the duties of that important
position. For the past year Mr.. Will
helmy has been located at Fort Lo-
gan IN the same capacity. Previous
TO that time he was in the employ of
| the Denver Gas & Electric Company.
The many friends of the young man
are glad to welcome him back to this
city on a visit.
The Elks opened their club rooms
yesterday for the first time since the
disastrous fire on the morning of
December1. 1904. The crowd in at
tendance yesterday was a large one
and very gratifying to the board of
control. All the day the reading
rooms, the library and billiard hall
were crowded with the members of
the order. eongratuIating each other
on the rehabilitation of their old
home. The rooms have been beau
tifully decorated and present hand
some and inviting appearance. The
walls are all tinted in the prevail
ing colors of the Elks, and with the
new and up to date furnishings make
an ensemble rich and inviting Some
changes were made in the ap room.
which provides more room and also
in the billiard hall. he entrance to
! same being enlarged and made open
with archway. The handsome new
fpiano. with pianolo attachment is a
beautiful instrument and elected
much favorable comment Manager
Taylor was everywhere yesterday in
arranging for the comfort OF the
members.
Several weeks ago a paper. the
Public Opinion of Chambersburg.
Pa. printed an article which cast re-
Elections on the seedless apple A
few days ago W. C. Scheu. general
manager of the company, made
visit to Chambersburg. and called at
the Office of the Public Opinion and
had conversation with the editor
in whose paper the article had ap-
peared. He had with him a number
of the apples. and he not, only CON
vinced that editor that there was
such a thing as seedless apple. but
he furthermore invited the afore-
said editor and all his Office force
to partake of the apple, which they
did and seemed to thoroughly enjoy
ii. if the expressions in that paper.
just received by Secretary Green. are
any indication of their later judg-
ment. Mr.. Scheu was accompanied
by prominent members OF the east
ern companies he has formed, inelud-
ing the president of large trust
company at Martinsburg, w. Va. and
several other prominent citizens of
that place In all likelihood there
will be an orchard of the seedless
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