The daily sentinel., 1905-01-13

III vi anu JuhNtioh WAS last uiSuis
Herman Hoesch is out again a
rather severe illness of la grippe
There have been eight lodge en-
tertainments or special meetings this
week.
DR.. Ramsey is at his store this
afternoon after a short siege of la
grippe.
J. W. Bucklin and family have
reached their destination in Califor-
mia and are pleasantly located.
Two skating rinks will be opened
up in the city tomorrow at the
auditorium and the Turner's skating
rink.
Weather forecast for SO hours end
ing G pm. Saturday: Partly cloudy
tonight and Saturday; rising temper
!, ature.
Fred Paradise. the popular trav-
cling man from Denver, is in the
city today calling on the local plumb
ing firms.
About ten people have arrived in
the city during the past few days
from other points to remain here
during the winter months.
The Young Mems Christian Club
will hold the regular weekly meet
ing Sunday afternoon at the Presby-
terian church. Four o'clock is the
hour.
The board appointed to make the
annual examination of the books of
the county treasurer will not com
plete their work before next week.
if that soon.
Quite a large number of new pu-
pills have entered the city school this
week. The total enrolment is great
er at this time than it has ever been
in the history of the schools.
Cooke. the man who plead guilty
to the charge of stealing a watch
at the Pacific saloon, is still in Jail,
and there is little prospect of his
| being able to furnish bond.
There will be a meeting of the
, board of directors of the Chamber of
Commerce tonight at the office of
Secretary Falconer. Important bust
ness. Good attendance desired.
Mr. Charles A. Smith and family
have taken possession of the Mayo
residence on White avenue. just east
of the Christian church. They moved
into the city from their ranch home
this week
The work on the handsome new
residence being erected by DR. George
h. Warner. on the corner of Grand
avenue and Seventh street, is pro-
crossing nicely. DR.. Warner will
have one of the most attractive
homes in the city.
The new building being erected
by the Grand Valley National Bank
will be completed in short time.
The building will contain two COM
modious business rooms, one of
which will be occupied by the Lad
les Millinery Emporium.
The work of invoicing the big
stock has been going on for several
days at the Gourley-Platt furniture
house. The years business has been
most satisfactory for that house. Miss
Ada Gourley is assisting at the store
while the inventory is being made
This evening at the Methodist
church general reception will be
| given to the members and the friends
of the church. The occasion promis'
!. es to be very pleasant one. The
reception will take place between the
,
Miss Clabia Hill returned home to
\ day on No. . from Denver, where
she has been taking course of stud,
in a preparatory school. In the tina
examinations she made splendiC
showing and her work has been mos
satisfactory to herself and to he
instructors. Miss Hin is a daughte
of Mr.. C. b. Hill.
Frank Williams, the sheep herde
who was shot in n quarrel with Man
uel Silvia at the Goslin stock yards
is still at the hospital. The woun,
in his leg is a very bad one. 1t wa
at first thought that amputatiol
would be necessary, as the bone
were very badly shattered. but
\ is now believed that amputation cal
be avoided.
f. p. Shellenberger of The Fash
ion. accompanied by his mother an
father, who come from their home il
L Mound city, Mo, to make an extend
st ed visit will arrive in the city to
t. night. Mr.. ShellenberEer purchase
large stock of goods for The Fash
ion. Mr.. Shellenberser has been ou
lie of the city two weeks.
Sunday morning at the Chrislia
n church +. f. Walters has promise
N to give sermon on "The Foundin
OF the Church." and in the cvenm
his sermon will be "a Picture c
Christ by the Teachings of Jesus
This topic for Sunday night IS III
first of group of addresses whic
the pastor will give evenings Hen
, the first one and follow the furthe
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