The daily sentinel., 1905-02-09

AN vi anu AMtu-
ty-seven guests yesterday.
On roll call the resolution of ex-
pulsion was adopted 121 to Is.
c. C. Beye is out again after two
weeks illness at his home on White
avenue.
One after another of the mem
bers attacked Mr.. Comerford for his
attacks on him.
Mr.. Comerford demanded the right
as defendant of having the last
word. 1t was given him.
Charles H. Arthur returned yes
terday from his trip to Utah to look
after his cattle interests.
Book Cliff Camp No. 81, woodmen
of the World, will meet tonight and
elect delegates to the district conven-
tion.
Members of the committee, one af-
ter another, rose and hotlv resented
Mr.. comerford's reflections on the
action of the committee.
Weather forecast for SO hours
ending 6 pm. Friday: Western Col
orado-Partly cloudy tonight and
Friday; possibly local snow.
Several young ladies and gentle
men composed a bowling party that
spent two pleasant hours at the Tur-
ners' bowling alley last evening.
John w. Kelly yesterday sold to
Howard J. Nolin lots 23 and "a.
Crawford addition. Consideration
$3.50. E. n. Case made the sale.
Yesterday George w. Winters
transferred TO Patrick Hawkins lot
27, Benton Canon subdivision. Con-
sideration, $45. E. n Case made
the sale
Chancellor Buchtel, in his great
lecture, The Pleasant Side of Amer
lean Life" at the Methodist church
Saturday night. Admission, 25c;
children, l5c.
William e. Bevier today sold to
Patrick Hawkins lot 2S, block 2, Ben
ton Canon subdivision. Considera-
ton, $225. The sale was made
through f. N. Case.
John w. Kelley. a former resident
of this city. but now residing near
Walla Walla. Wash. is in town Wis
iting old-time friends and looking
after property interests in the val
ley
Mr.. James of Steel City, Neb., was
IN arrival in. the city yesterday ana
expects to reside here permanently.
He was here last summer looking for
a location. He will buy property
here.
Mr.. Dittman, whose house and all
its contents were destroyed by fire
sunday night. has started work on
another temporary dwelling on the
lots. which will be completed within
few days.
Last night at a meeting of the
Modern Woodmen of America dele
gates were elected to the county con
vention which will meet on April
to elect delegates TO the state con
yention of the Modern Woodmen of
America.
The parties who are to open the
new clothing store in this city ar
rived last night from the east and
expect to be ready for business at an
early date. The new firm have leased
the building formerly occupied by
the Peoples store.
The young ladies and gentlemen
who took part in the performance of
"A Night in Bohemia" were yester-
lay sent invitations and tickets to
the Elks' annual ball which viii be
given at the Auditorium Thursday
evening of next week.
The Wells Fargo Express Com
pany is sending out to its various
Offices throughout the country noti-
ces prohibiting the smoking of Gig
arettes in their places of business.
Such blows will do much toward
bringing about the humiliation of
the cigarette.
VIII Vollmer, manager of the En-
terprise grocery. returned today
from Prairie du CHEN, Wis, to which |
place he accompanied his mother, |
who was called to the Wisconsin city |
by the serious illness of her sister
Mrs. Vollmer will not return for
some weeks yet.
The Scientific American. one of the
most noted publications of the coun-
try, contains in its issue of February |
an extended article on the Spencer |
seedless apple. written by a. Fred
eric Collins. Beside the article it.
self there are three cuts of the APP
pie and the blossom published to-
sether. The value of such an aIti-
Gle in the Scientific American can
hardly be estimated. and if attempt
ed to be purchased would doubtless
have cost thousands of dollaG5 Ev-
cry paper of any consequence in
America, whenever given due and
fair consideration. has published
history of the discovery and pcupa-
cation of the seedless apple. It las