The daily sentinel., 1905-01-30


day in town.
W. r. Logan of GIenwood Springs
was in town yesterday.
David Poe OF Newark. y. J.. has
been visitor in the city for the past
three days.
E. L. Green. of the Spencer Seed
less Apple Company. is out again az
ter short illness.
Bishop spalding Of Salt Lake City
was a guest at the La Court hotel
during his stay in the city.
Quite number OF the property
owners have been trimming their
trees during the past week
Friday evening the Mesa Club will
enjoy the second dance Of the see
ond series at the Auditorium
The woman's Club meets in reg
ular weekly session tomorrow after
noon at che Congregational church.
Tomorrow evening at the Method
IS; Parsonage the Reading Circle 81
the Methodist church will be re-or-
ganized.
Mr. Hatch. who recently arrived
in this city from Missouri. has decid-
ed to locate in the valley and has
sent for his family.
George A. Bible. travelling passen-
ger agent of the Rock Island system,
is in the city today. looking after
the interests Of his road.
Rev Meir has about disposed OF
his household goods and he and his
wife will leave the latter part OF
the week for California to reside.
The cattle and sheep are still be
ing shipped out from the GosIin
stock pens. The frightful conditions
that existed there have been relieved
Chancellor Buchtel of the Den
yer University VIII visit the city on
February IL. and will probably CON
duct one or two services at the Meth
odist church.
Henry Kaiser has been very IN
for several weeks at his home on
Grand avenue. His condition was
~A-esNhA ~ ntftAa ~ udeHF buA ne lS
now improving.
Otto Hanson. section foreman at
Glenwood. and his family were in
the city yesterday to attend the fu-
neral Of Mr.. Hanson's mother. Mrs.
Elizabeth J. Hanson.
The next number on the lyeeum
course viii be the Saunders Concert !
Company which viii give concert /
at the Congregational church on the !
evening Of February %.
Mr.. Green. manager of the Mesa 1
Dry Goods Company. returned today |
from his trip to Chicago. He select
ed an extensive stock OF spring goods 4
while at the eastern markets.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Gatewood en-
tertained the East End Whist Club |
Saturday evening at their home on
Grand avenue. The session was one 4
of the most pleasant in the history 4
Of the club
The coming of Charles B. Hanford (
and his splendid company tomorrow /
evening is looked forward TO with
happy anticipation by the patrons of
the Park opera house. The audience
VIII be an immense one
The woman's Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at "Ye Bookman' = I
Den" Secretary Faleoner will de-
liver an address on Art" A full at
is desired aud the session
will be very Interesting one
Letters have been received from
AIyron and Scott Mckinney announc-
ing that their aged mother passed /
away before they reached her bed
side at the old home in Illinois
Messrs. Mckinney will return home
this week
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth j.
Hanson took place yesterday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock from the fam
lly residence. Short services were
at the house by DR.. L. H.
The interment was at
Orchard Mesa cemetery, Undertaken
Gourley in charge.
Saturday night the Marie Foun-
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weeks engagement at the Auditor
Ium. A good sized crowd Witnessed
the performance OF the drama. The
Vendetta. The company left the
city yesterday. The engagement in
Grand Junction was not very prof
table one.
Rev. j. NJ p Martin filed the pull
pit at the Methodist church last
night in the absence of the pastor.
and delivered a splendid sermon
Rev. Martin is very able and inter-
.sting speaker. Yesterday morning
P. a. Rice occupied the pulpit and
delivered a strong address Large
were out on both oc-
;asions
T. $. Drummer. postmaster of
Fruita and member OF widewake
real estate firm OF Brunner & Sharp.
IS in the city today attending to busI-
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