The daily sentinel., 1905-04-25


special communication.
Mrs. F. b. ELS of Leadville is Wis
iting friends in the city this week.
The odd Fellows meet this evening
and work will be done in the second
degree.
At first reported fifty minutes late,
No. arrived two hours late this af-
ternoon.
Several children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jaynes on Fruit Ridge are suffering
from the measles.
Louis Schmidt is contemplating
moving with his family to Idaho in
the near future.
William Graham returned yester-
day from a trip to his claim under
the High Line canal.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buzza left this
morning for Denver where Mr.. Buzza
will engage in business.
The sewer back of the Star lodg-
ing house has settled. causing a dan
gerous hole in the alley.
Cement walk for a distance of
nearly half a block has just been
laid on West Chipeta avenue.
F. S. Brunner, the Fruita post
master. accompanied by his sister.
were visitors in the city today.
F. B. Scott and family left this
morning for Waterloo. Ia, their old
home. where they will spend the
summer
Miss Alma Quinst of Ridgway was
the guest of friends in the city yes
terday, en- route home from an east
ern trip.
The material is being placed on
the ground for the new addition to
the Windsor cafe. The piles are be-
ing driven today.
w. f. Deutsch left this morning
for a trip up the narrow gauge in
the interest of Bowman Brothers, the
wholesale butchers.
The work on the new building of
Garrison G Fletcher. the plumbers, is
progressing at very rapid rate and
quite satisfactorily.
Sam Block, one of the most popu-
lar knights of the grip that visit the
city. was an arrival at noon and is
greeting friends and patrons.
Frank G. White of Denver. repre-
senting the Fireman's Fund Insur-
ance Company, is in the city today
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Many of the city bitches are being
cleaned out by the street commits
to turning the water into the bitches.
The civil case involving the suit
of Thurman VS.. Fix was called for
trial this morning in Justice Byers
court, but a postponement was made
until tomorrow.
The painters at work on the tower
Of the Grand Valley National Bank
building this afternoon attracted con-
siderable attention. Their task was
somewhat risky one.
An English lady, who has resided
many years on the continent, would
like to teach a few pupils music,
French, German or Italian. For in
formation, address Postoffice Box So
Timothy Manion, the well known
mining man, and Herman Hoesch of
the Flying Dutchman Mining Com
pany expect to leave this evening
for the mines of the Flying Dutch
man comnanv naar EuraLa Utah
Florence Roberts, the popular ac-
tress. supported by a strong company,
will be seen at the Park opera house
early in May. Miss Roberts will
probably be seen here in her superb
production of Martha, of the Low
Lands"
A meeting will be held at the court
house tomorrow night for the pur-
pose of taking up the initiatory ref
erendum and imperative mandate
and organizing clubs throughout the
county for an active campaign. All
are invited regardless of political af-
citations.
The attraction following Ibsen S
phpoAo at tAit OPtld hOuSt Will IN
White whittlesey, supported by a
large company, in Richard Harding
Davis thrilling romance. Soldiers OF
Fortune" Saturday evening. The at
traction will prove one of the best
seen here this season.
The civil case on trial yesterday
afternoon in Justice Byers court. in
which V. p. Hanson and j. V. Perry
of Utah were the principals, was not
completed last night. and was con
tinued until tomorrow afternoon. 1t
is probable that the parties will
make satisfactory settlement today
and the case be dismissed.
Yesterday party of eight eastern
gentlemen stopped over in this city,
en- route to Thompson's Springs
Utah. In a conversation with C. C.
Knowles, one of. the gentlemen
stated that he and his companions
were going to the Green river coun-
try with tho infaptfOn of ,,arfaotf,,,,