The daily sentinel., 1905-04-06

No-RUB washing tablets at 4Os
Colorado.
j. e. Thorde of Stuart. la, is a new
arrival in the valley.
W. S. Parkinson was elected may
of Glenwood Tuesday
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce meet tomorrow night in
regular session.
Sunbonnets. Any one wanting a
sunbonnet call at the new guild room,
adjoining the rectory.
Mrs. X. C. schualfeyer of Elgin,
Ill. was a visitor in the city yester-
day en- route to California.
The central committee of the law
enforcement party held meeting
last night and discussed the result
of the election.
"Hooligan's Troubles" the popular
muscal comedy, will be the attrae-
ton at the opera house on the even
ing OF april II.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Neelson
of Ouray were the guests of friends
! in the city yesterday and this morn
ing. leaving over the narrow gauge
for Ouray
Al Blackburn of the Auditorium
working force left last night for As
pen to be at the bedside of his moth
er. who is dangerously i'll and is not
expected 10 recover.
The fixtures for the new cigar store
and billiard room to be opened by
Mr.. McAfee in the building former
I ly occupied by Trobitz, the plumber,
are being placed in position today.
Glenwood Springs Avalanche: Fred
| Swartz, a fireman on the Rio Grande
I from Grand junction to Minturn. will
move to Glenwood Springs in day
or two and take run from here
to Minturn and return.
l. b. Grounds left yesterday for
Iowa to visit his parents. Later he
will return to the west and engage
in the mining business at Eureka.
| Utah. Mr.. Grounds is largely in
terested in the Flying Dutchman Min
ing Company.
Rev. Walters delivered the first
of the series of Easter sermons at
the Christian church last evening.
He delivered a very able discourse.
taking for his theme. 1.-The Appear
ances of Christ" A large congrega-
tion was in attendance.
The next music day of the Wom-
ans Club will be Tuesday of next
week. The program to be rendered
in the afternoon at the Congregation
al church will be one of exceptional
merit. Each member is entitled to
invite one or more guests.
annual congregational meeting of
the Presbyterian church this even
ing in the auditorium of the church
Luncheon and social time will
follow the business session. Mem
bers of the church and congregation
are asked to be on time.
AT Telluride the entire non-parti-
san ticket was elected Tuesday by
majorities varying from 231 to 3S4.
Charles E. Kracaw was elected may
or, V. u. Rogers treasurer. p. A. Mil
Ter. clerk, l.. w. Allen. attorney. X.
A. Mclean marshal. Albert Holmes.
police magistrate. William Midwin-
ter street supervisor, Harry Wolf en-
gineer Six aldermen were elected.
w. S. Parkinson, candidate on the
citizens ticket, was elected mayor OF
s Glenwood Springs Tuesday by a ma
3 jority of - over E. b. Everett, can
: didate on the grizzly ticket. r.. e
s Lucas, manager of the Hotel Col
orado, and DR.. j. r. Robinson. can
didates on the citizens ticket for trus-
3 tees We're elected. while the grizzlies
7 elected C. d. Barnes alderman. A
s heavy vote was polled.
There has been a large sale OF
5 seats for the entertainment to be Civ
en- tomorrow night at the opera
3 house by the Honolulu Queen Com
S edy Company, an organization com
! posed of thirty colored people of the
5 city. The two-aet musical comedy
aAi dhutu III iiouolulus Will be pre-
: sented and the rehearsals have
) proved most satisfactory. and Il
splendid entertainment is assured
The county convention of the
Modern Woodmen of America was
held yesterday at the Masonic hall
for the purpose of electing "A delegate
to the state convention. S. r. Voils
was chosen as delegate to represent
the local lodge. The state conven.
tion will hold session at Colorado
Springs on May .. for the purpose
of electing FIVE state delegates to tn,
national convention which meets ii
Milwaukee early in June.
The daily bulletins now being pre-
pared and distributed by Richard II
Sullivan of the weather bureau. ar,
widely read, and we believe the peo
pie fully appreciate this work. Mr.
| Sullivan is most faithful in the per