The daily sentinel., 1905-03-07
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ire E4Es helc an important meet
ing last night.
Robert Bertie OF Placerville is in
town on short businesa trip.
James r. Besile of Helper is in
town looking after business inter
ests.
The Yeomen held an important
meeting last night which was well
attended.
The city council meets in regular
monthly session on Tuesday evening.
March IA.
Hear the Redpath Recital Com
pany tomorrow night. Congregation
al church.
Clinton H. Martin, ex-editor of the
Palisade Tribune, is a visitor to the
city today.
1t will be a success, a splendid oc-
.casion-the big masquerade ball at
the Auditorium this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. johnson of
Westwater, Utah. arrived in the city
last evening and will spend several
days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Dunn of Red
Cliff, Colo, are visitors in the city
today. They are returning from an
eastern trip.
This evening the Turner's give a
big masked skating carnival at Il eir
hall. A large crowd will doubtless
be in attendance.
The Fraternal Aid Society is ar
ranging for a big entertainment az
the Congregational church On the
evening of March Il.
Mrs. H. e. Fulghum and sister.
Mrs. Lulie Macdonald, departed this
morning for New Mexico for brief
visit to friends and relatives.
There will be considerable work
in the first degree tonight at the
session of the Odd Fellows. Five
candidates are to take the degree.
Weather forecast for SO hours
ending 6 pm. Wednesday: Western
Colorado-Partly cloudy tonight and
Wednesday. with local snow; colder
tonight.
Forrest Nealy of Sioux Falls, S. D..
arrived in the city Sunday. He is
an old-time friend of Mr.. l.. f. Black
stone and family. Mr.. Nealy will
probably locate in Grand junction.
He is an electrical engineer.
Many costumes were engaged to-
day for the Auditorium masked ball
which takes place tonight. There is
a great assortment of costumes to Sc
lect from. Every arrangement has
been made for glorious good time.
Don't miss it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Simmons
leave the city tonight Mrs. Sim
mons goes to Loveland to visit rel
atives for several weeks, and Mr.
Simmons goes to Nebraska to secure
Russian labor for the Western Sugar
& Land Company.
The monthly meeting of the Mutu-
al Savings & Building Association
was held at the Office of Secretary
Marsh last night. The condition of
affairs in this new and growing as
sociation are most encouraging to
the board of directors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Merrill, who
left with the Woodmen delegation
for Buena Vista this morning, wiz
go to Denver after the session of the
district convention and spend several
days in that city with friends. re
turning home some time next weeX
w. II. LaCoste, head clerk in the
-Nattinger store, returned today
from an eastern purchasing trip. Mr..
LaCoste states that he has pur-
chased the finest line of spring goods
ever contained in their emporium.
He visited Chicago and other eastern
trade marts.
The Endeavor business meeting
and the prayer meeting will not be
held at the Christian church
tomorrow evening as announced. but
will be postponed until Thursday
night on account of the engagement
of the Redpath Recital Company at
the Congregational church tomorrow
evening.
Parties desiring to secure their
tickets and select seats for the next
years course will find Rev. Becker
at the church this afternoon and to-
morrow afternoon, between the hours
of and 5. Seats can also be Sc
lected tomorrow evening before and
after the entertainment. at tho
church.
Letters from Mrs. ]. Monroe Stew
art, who has been in New York City
for the past month at the bedside of
her father who is suffering from a Sc
we're stroke of paralysis, announce
that there is considerable improve !
ment in the condition of her father.
Mrs. Stewart will not return home
for several months.
George l. Atwell, one of the oldest
citizens of the Plateau valley. died /,
last night at his home in Mesa He
was eighty years of age and had been |
resident of the county for many
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