The daily sentinel., 1905-04-21
To-day IS Good Friday.

planted a tree
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Melton OF
SiIyerton are the guests OF friends in
the city today.
Miss Clabie Hill left today at noon
for Eagle county. where she will en-
gage in teaching
Fred Holmes OF the sugar factory
leaves tomorrow for Denver on a
short business trip.
Dr. and Mrs Herman R Bull en-
terrain a party of friends at O'Clock
dinner this evening
Several services we're held at St
Ioseph's Catholic church today in
eommemOration of Good Friday
Mrs. William H. Crawford left last
night for Pueblo to join Mr. Craw-
ford who is in that city at this time.
J. r MHler q palm Reach. Cal.
spent yesterday with friends in the
city en- route home from an eastern
trip.
Last night on No. Mrs Dean Of
Omaha. Neb.. who has been the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs J. D. Green, left for
her home
This morning at O'Clock the city
council convened in chambers at the
City hall to take up and pass upon
the aldermanic contests.
Food exchange at the Grown furni-
ture store Saturday afternoon by di-
vision No. . of the Woman's Union
of the Christian church
T. Berry and ] E. Hamway of Den
yer. representatives Of the Ranch &
Range. are in town this week in the
interest of the publication.
A series Of stereopticon views will
be given at the Baptist church sun
DAY evening as a feature of the ser
vice. Special music will be enjoyed.
On Friday evening. April 2s. an
other Demorest silver medal contest
will be held at the Christian church
under the auspices Of the W. c. T L.
church directory. containing the
names and addresses Of all the mem
bers of the Christian church Of this
city is being prepared by Rev Wal
ters. pastor OF the church.
Charles Hayes. NJ ]. McCabe. Hen
ry Yatesou and George Yateson We're
the members of party OF Kansas
l City people who spent the day yes
terday looking over the city.
Quite a large number OF ladies and
gentlemen were on the Auditorium
skating rink last night. it being cou-
Piles night. The Auditorium rink is
open now only one evening in the
week
A priest from Leadville and one
from Delta will assist Father Con-
way Of the Catholic church in a 80
hour devotion service to be held at
ST. Joseph's church beginning sun
day April 80.
This evening a social will be en-
ioyed at the Baptist church. The en-
tertainment will be given under the
auspices Of the b. Y T. L. Those
who will attend are anticipating a
very pleasant evening.
Rev. Weir filled the pulpit at the
\ Christian church last night, deliver
ing an excellent sermon. Rev. Wal
ters Will conduct the services this
evening. Large congregations are
attending each of these union Easter
services.
A gentleman in New Boston, Mass.
who is very anxious TO obtain a seed
less apple tree, writes to Secretary
Green of the Spencer SeedIess Apple
Company stating that he will give
$40 for two of the trees if shipped to
him this fall
Eleven deaths have occurred in
and around the city this week Death
was caused by pneumonia in the ma
iority of cases. Such a large num-
Der Of deaths have not occurred in
this section of the valley in one week
for more than year.
In commemoration of Good Friday
the three-hour Passion service was
held at St. Matthews Episcopal
church today between the hours of 2
and o'clock. There was a good at
tendance. Litany service will be
held at 7:3o this evening.
The funeral of Lester II. Gilbert
will take place tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock from the Congregational
church. Rev. Becker will conduct
the funeral services. The interment
will take place at Orchard Mesa Gem
etery, Undertaken Gourley in charge.
Prof W. y. Callecatte of the state
board OF child and animal protection
will arrive in the city tomorrow. and
on sunday evening at the Congrega-
tional church he will deliver an ad-
dress bearing on the work of the so
ciety. taking for his subject. The
Animal. the School and the Home 80
The exercises in celebration of Ar
Dor day held in the city schools yes
terday afternoon We're very delight
ful and many visitors were in attend
ance. DR.. Bradburys address. de
lvered before the pupils of the high