The daily sentinel., 1905-11-16

pays OF monday SOOdS are St1ll ire
quent visitors to the city
w. J. Wolf, of Snipes, one of the
most prominent ranchmen of the
Plateau valley, is in town today.
The reliable plumber, Trobitz, has
his Offices and shops at 1872 North
Fifth street, Telephone Red 1912.
John r. Gordon, a prominent citi-
zen of Pueblo who has interests in
this county, was in town yesterday
on business.
Don't fail to call up Trobitz when
in neel of anything in the plumbing
line. He is now located at 1922 n.
Fifth street.
One of the greatest rural plays that
ever visited the west. uncle Josh
Spruceby Monday night at the
opera house.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety is holding a meeting this even
ing at the home of Mrs. Heidman on
White avenue.
One of the prettiest plays depict
ing southern life ever written, AT
the Old Cross Roads" Auditorium.
November cath.
Get splendid supper tonight for
25 cents served by the ladies of the
Baptist church at the home of Mrs
Goslin, SEQ Ouray avenue.
The Brown Investment company.
of Denver, will soon erect 100000
hotel at the corner of 14th Street and
Grand avenue in that city.
Frank Thompson is helping out at
the big bankrupt sale being con
Quoted by Longshore and Broemser
in the lower Currie block.
Mrs. j. V. A. Lay is entertain
ing the ladies missionary society of
the Presbyterian church this after
noon at her home on Ouray avenue.
Mrs. G. w. opdyke left last night
for Des Moines. Iowa. to make Wis
1t with relatives and friends. She
will be out of the city several weeks.
All stockholders of the Mesa county
fair association should keep in mind
the meeting to be held Saturday after
noon at two o'clock and arrange to
be present.
Apple Blossom Circle, Women of
Woodcraft. meets tonight in regular
session. Important business Mrs.
Ella Hards, G. N, Mrs. Emma Mer-
riell. clerk.
Forecast for western Colorado,
as telegraphed from the district
center at Denver, for SO hours ending
G p. m. Increasing cloudiness and
warmer tonight; Saturday rain or
snow.
The big relay race to be pulled of
at DeBeque tomorrow. for which a
purse of $500 is up, will be witnessed
by a large number of Grand June
tion people, who will go up In the
morning
w. A. Ogburne, the new member of
the Excelsior Laundry company, who
purchased the interest of Daniel
White. took charge of the delivery de-
partmeut of the laundry this morn
ing.
See the great saw mill scene, a
wonderful piece of stage mechanism.
showing big circular saw and car
riage in action. One of the great
scenes in the production of "Uncle
Josh Spruceby, the great play of ru
raj life.
Daniel Stogle, who was badly
beaten up by Scott and Jack Sargeant
Tuesday night, is improving, but is
still in a pretty bad condition. He
has suffered much from the many
cuts and bruises on his face, neck and
shoulders.
Last night there were about 20
teachers present at the weekly meet
ing of the Sunday school teachers.
held in the parlors of the Methodist
church. Miss Helen Dewey had
charge of the meeting and very
interesting discussion was enjoyed.
The work of clearing out the-big
blast furnace at the smelter that be
came chilled and made IL necessary
to close the plant Is now in progress. !
The accident was most aggrivating to
the management with everything run
ming smoothly and every promise of I
a successful run.
Mrs. Robert Selah entertained
of friends at dinner Tues
day. The table was tastefully decor
ated with crysanthemums and other
cut flowers. The menu was delight
ful. The dinner was given in honor
of Mrs. A. j. Hogan, of Aspen. The
occasion was an extremely pleasant
one.
The Chamber of Commerce com
mittee appointed TO solicit new mem
bers has been canvessing for two days
and is meeting with success. Quite
= number of new names have been
added to the membership lists. If
YOU are-not a member give your ap-
plication TO the committee when it
calls upon you.
Saturday afternoon the high school
football team and the Indian school .
eam VIII have game at the fair
grounds. The high school team is
in fine fettle and prepared to put up
4 fierce contest. The Indian boys
have one of the strongest teams in
he state. A small admission fee will
be charged for the purpose of defray-
ng the expenses.
The trial of Cy Scott and Jack Sar-
seant. the men charged with making
assault on Daniel Stogle.
he telephone man, were arraisned /
or trial last night but owing to the
ac: that Stogle was unable to appear
against the men the trial was post
,oned until this afternoon at late
lour The two men evidently deserve
md will probably get pretty severe
entences
Mrs. Daniel Kirby and Mrs. NJ c.
RAMSEY received message yester-
lay announcing the death of their
iged father who resided at Palmyra
llinois He had been III for some
ime and death was hardly unexpect-
d. Mrs Kirby was called to Him
lis only few months ago by the ILL
Iess OF her mother. which Illness re-
ulted in death. Owing to sickness
Ieither Mrs Kirby nor Mrs. Ramsey
we're able to attend the funeral. Both
10 ,,,nthor and father were far ad-