The daily sentinel., 1905-01-25

business matters in Denver this
week.
The woodmen of the World hold
an important meeting tomorrow ev-
ening.
NJ. o. Delaplain returned yester-
day at noon from business trip to
Denver.
Charles A. Clark. the insurance
man, viii return tomorrow from his
F-i:;;iitt - Denver
a great many people from out of
town attended the show at the opera
house last evening.
The Mesa Dancing Club will prob
ably give two dances during the
month of February
c. S. Cowles and family have re-
moved from the city to another city
on the western slope
Twenty-six guests were enter
tanned at the Western hotel yester-
day and twenty at the Grand.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to John Mccarthy and Miss
Mary Patton. both of Collbran.
Prof. John J. Mcclellan. who gave
the pipe organ recital last evening.
returned today TO Salt Lake City.
Mrs. F. J. ochiltree of Butte.
Mont. was visitor in the city yes
terday. en- route to eastern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam G. McMunin
will entertain the Owl Whist Club
this evening at their home on Grand
avenue.
bitches were made along the sides
of Main street today in order to drain
the water that is standing on the
streets.
A. c. Newton has returned from
Denver where he attended the meet
ing of the Colorado Editorial Asso-
citation.
The billboards are being covered
today with the attractive advertising
matter of James b. Hanford's Don
Caesar de Bazan." The date is Jan
uary 81.
a. L. Gourley. who had charge of
the funeral of John Rowley at Pail
sade yesterday. states that the roads
are in most deplorable condition
between here and Palisade.
Minimum temperature this morn
ing, 2s degrees Weather forecast
for Sc hours ending pm Thurs
day: Western Colorado-PartIy
cloudy tonigh; and Thursday
Rev. f. f. Walters of the Chris
tian church leaves tonight for Den
yer to assist Rev. Pickett of the
Highland Christian church of thar
city in a series of revival services.
The seats are going at a rapid rate
for the engagement of Creatore's S
band. The famous Italian and his
throng of musicians will be greeted
by an immense audience tomorrow
night
Miss Rose Melville. accompanied
by her maid. was guest at the
Grand hotel last night. Several mem
hers of the company stopped at the
Grand, while others were guests at
the Western
}. n. Corbin OF Moab Utah. editor
of the Grand Valley Times. was an
arrival in the city last night Mr.
Corbin viii probably move his fam
lly TO this city in the spring He
leaves tonight for Moab
This evening DR.. f. F. Eldridge
and Mr.. Falconer. "Ye Bookman."
VIII entertain quite large number
of their friends in their rooms over
The Fair. 1t will be an evening with
Burns. the sweet singer of Scotland.
The AFFAIR will be most delightful
entertainment.
Mr.. Suce and family. who resided
at G2S White avenue. left the city
last night for Springfield. Ill. their
old home, where they viii reside.
The family came to this city in March
of last year with the intention of
permanently residing here hut late
ly decided to return to the old home.
Mr.. Stiee and his family leave many
friends in the city.
A committee sent to this city by
the Congregational church of Mont
rose. examined the pipe organ in
the Congregational church in this
city yesterday. The members of the /
Congregational church at Montrose
are erecting a handsome new church
ediiioe and will probably install
pipe organ. The committee was very
much pleased with the handsome
pipe organ in the local church and
will probably select an instrument of
the same make.
Glenwood Avalanche: r. P. Da-
vies. general manager of the Grand
junction sugar factory. came in last /
night on No. from the east for the !
purpose Of holding a conference with I
the directors and subscribers Of the
sugar fund. and looking over the
situation for the establishing of a
sugar factory in Gleuwood Springs.
This morning the board of directors
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