The daily sentinel., 1905-06-08


Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Roth of Delta
are in the city the guests of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Elliott of St
Joseph. Mo. are the guests of friends
in the city.
J. A. Froser of New Haven, Conn,
arrived in the city last night and ex-
poets to spend some time here.
The hoboes are working on Main
street again today, filling up the
holes and clearing out the cutters.
Bernard, Phidelah and Ralph Rice
left yesterday morning for the Rice
camp on Pinon mesa, where they will
spend several days.
This evening the semi-annual cleo
tion of officers will be held by the
Woodmen of the World. Book Clin
Camp No. "a. A large attendance is
expected.
Several cars of lumber have been
placed at the new Fair block. The
carpenters started to work yesterday
afternoon. The concrete work has
been completed.
On No. 3 today Daniel Frawley
and company, who will be seen at the
opera house, arrived from Leadville,
where they gave a performance to
a large audience last evening.
Fifteen hundred dollars was ap-
propriated yesterday by the city coun-
ell of Denver as a contribution to the
fund for the entertainment of the
thousands of Eagles who will attend
the great national convention in Dem
yer in August.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. John
d. Stapleton will entertain "A party of
friends at o'clock dinner at their
home at 653 Colorado avenue. The
dinner party is given in celebration
of the 23d birthday of Earle Bart
lett, Mrs. Stapleton's brother.
Three hoboes were run in last
night. The trio was arraigned be-
fore Judge sweeney this morning and
each had his tale of woe to tell. One
man was crippled and unable to
work; the judge discharged him with
4 warning. Another was fined for
trespassing on private property. He
promptly settled the assessment
against him and went on his way.
The third had no plausible excuse for
not working, and the judge offered
him position on the street cleaning
gang which he reluctantly accepted.
More watches are ruined by novices
at the business than ever wear out.
We have been brought up in the jew
elry business and can assure you OF
the full benefits of skilled workman
ship on all watch and jewelry repairs.
Don't be governed entirely by cheap
prices in watch repairs. Your watch
will receive the best of attention II
brought here for repairs, and the
price will be as low as any reputable
jeweler will do good work with sat
isfaction guaranteed sherman w
Moody Jewelry Company.
A copy of the Salisbury IN. c. Ev-
ening Post, received by r. A. Magill,
announces that j. w. Hanford, for
merly well known citizen of the
valley, had located at. Salisbury. He
purchased a fine residence and also
purchased two acres of fine land up
on which he will erect three large
and modern greenhouses. He will
operate one of the largest floral es-
extends cordial welcome to Mr.
Hanford, and states that the floral
establishment fills a ''long-felt want"
at Salisbury and will prove a very
profitable business.
Yesterday the fruit growers from
the western slope, who are in Den
yer to arrange for better railroad
rates, met with Fred Wild, Jr., gen
eral freight agent of the Denver &
Rio Grande, and II. c. Bush, traffic
The growers asked for refrigerator
car service between Colorado and
Montana and Canadian points. They
stated that the corps will all be large
this summer, especially the apple
crop, and they wish to have the en-
tire product handled promptly. They
were promised that the service would
be of the best and the rates the low
est possible.
The will be an interesting debate
at the Labor temple Sunday evening
between members of the Socialist
party and members of the Socialist
Labor party. The two official organs
of these parties will furnish the
grounds for the debate. The social
lists will point out the things in the
Weekly People. the organ of the 9TH
er party, which they think are not
sound arguments; and the socialist
labor people will pick out flaws in
the Appeal to Reason. the national
organ of the socialist party.
Frank Blackstone and Whipple
Chester returned yesterday after
noon from visit to the rim rock
falls on the Grand mesa. The boys
rode to Whitewater on saddle horses
and then walked the rest of the way
They speak enthusiastically of the