The daily sentinel., 1905-02-10

Tuesday night. February IA. at the
Auditorium.
A two-ineh water main has just
been laid on Gunnison between Sec
ond and Third.
/. II. Whittemore. a newcomer to
the valley is building a residence
on White near Second.
H. E. Frost. editor of the Herald.
leaves tonight for Denver to look
after some business matters
The woodmen of the World held
meeting last night and elected
delegates to the district convention.
Howard j. Nowlin has sold his
residence on Hill avenue to w. NJ.
Limbaugh who has already taken
possession.
F. Simon, representing Simon
Bros, liquor dealers of Louisville,
KY, was in town today calling on
his patrons.
Chancellor Henry /. Buchtel OF
the Denver University will arrive
in the city tomorrow morning TO
spend two days.
The Silver Trill Mandolin Club
held no meeting at the Methodist
church last night. on account of
the dollar" social.
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce meet tonight in regular
session at "Ye Bookman's Den" A
full attendance is desired.
A specially built wagon for NOV
ing pianos and other heavy goods.
All orders promptly attended to by
Barton C Platt. the liverymen.
Jack Tyner and Thomas Kelly
were in town today. They came down
from Montrose and are en- route to
Goldfeld, Nevada's famous mining
camp.
Chancellor Buchtel. in his great
lecture. "The Pleasant Side of Amer
lean Life" at the Methodist church,
Saturday night. Admission, 25c;
children. 15c.
You will always get satisfaction If
you patrsnize Barton & Plat. the
liverymen. Good horses and com
Portable rigs. Stables corner Colo
RADIO and Fifth streets.
Gentlemen must be accompanied |
by lady Friday night or no skates
will be issued to them. This night
is to be especially reserved for the |
pleasure of couples attending the
rink together.
w. ID. Joy, well known conduc- |
tor on the narrow gauge. was in the
city today en- route to his home in
Telluride from trip to California.
He stopped over here to see some
old-time friends.
Make your arrangements to at
tend the big ball of the local Musi-
clans union at the Auditorium Tues
day evening. February IA. Biggest
dance of the season. Tickets, one |
dollar per couple. Full orchestra.
Manager Haskell has heard moth
ing this week from the Devils |
Lane" company, booked to appear
here next Tuesday evening. The en-
gagement will not be filed The |
next attraction at the opera house
will be the famous Mantelli Grand
Opera Company on the evening of |
February IS.
The Silver TriIl Mandolin Club.
Phidela Rice, the talented reader, |
Prof. Cole. Mrs. Diclkey, Miss Fer
)rache, Mrs. Leinbaugh, Mrs. Crop |
'ey. Mrs. Hedges and Master Leland |
Bull will participate in the enter |
ainment to be given this evening |
It the Congregational church for the
,eneft of the physical culture club.
Last evening the members of the |
Baptist church and a few other |
friends called unexpectedly at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Moon on
avenue and filled the even
ng with pleasure for Mr.. and Mrs.
Moon and their unexpected guests.
There were many pleasant features,
md the hours were happy ones for
al present.
Reports from Montrose state that
work has begun on the new extern
sion of the Montrose city water
works system which has for its pur-
pose the bringing of the water of
the Cimarron river into the town of
Montrose. The surveys will be COM
pleted this week and then it will
be known just what amount of bonds
must be issued in order to secure
enough cash to complete the system.
The project is great one.
Frank Barney arrived this morn
ing from Guthrie county, Ia, with a
car load of household goods and
horses and will take possession at
once of the fine A. b. Yeaton orchard
in the Fruitvale community. which
he purchased some time ago. Mr..
Barney's wife will arrive next week
from the old home in Iowa to join
her husband. Mr.. Barney was
citizen of Guthrie county.
He came to the Grand valley some
months ago to take look at the