The daily sentinel., 1905-04-21

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hands at lie at Ryan's Famous
I James Brown OF Castle Rock. well
known here, was in town this morn
iH ms
Mrs. ]. W. Clary. who has been
quite i'll for the past week. is improv-
ing
Miss Edith Allison of Norrie is in
the city, the guest of her sister, Mrs
Fred Mantey.
Nothing like it. Neckwear nearly
given away Saturday. April %, at
Ryan's Famous
Painters are at work improving
the appearance Of the Grand Valley
National Bank
The session of the Masonic lodge
last night was largely attended and
important business was transacted.
Mrs. Thomas VI. Todd entertained
a party of ladies yesterday afternoon
at her beautiful home on East Rood
avenue.
Several picnic parties started out
this morning for the hills and eanons
to enjoy the holiday to the fullest
extent.
The knight Templars OF the CIV
viii attend Easter service at the
Methodist church Sunday evening in
body.
Fred Rogers left yesterday for
Woleott, after a short visit with his
mother and sister. who reside on
Grand avenue
Letters have been received by Mrs.
Ed H johnson stating that her IA
ther is critically i'll at his home in
Middleton, No.
Important business at the meeting
Of the directors of the Chamber Of
Commerce tonight. All directors
should be present.
5. H. Griffith. manager Of the In
dependent Fruit Growers Associa-
tion. returned yesterday from a bust
ness trip to Denver.
\ force OF eight men is employed
by the city digging the holes for the
extra piles to be driven on the south
side Of the sewer outlet.
Today a handsome Russian olive
tree. a rare variety. was planted on
the lawn OF the Methodist parsonage
10y the Red division OF the Sunday
school.
J. L. irwin. route agent for the
Denver & Rio Grande. and Fred Lon
berry. ticket auditor, left the city
this morning for points on the mar
row gauge.
Two evangeIists, a gentleman and
a lady, are conducting a series of
meetings at the Epworth chapel in
the Crawford addition. The services
are being well attended.
AT noon today the high school base
ball team of this city, accompanied
by a number of their friends. left for
Palisade. where they will cross bats
with the Palisade high school team
this afternoon.
Six handsome new houses have
been erected on Spruce street since
tn beginning of the year This is
a pretty good record considering the
fact that Spruce street is only four
blocks in length.
This morning L. NJ Smith, the
electrical engineer. who arrived yes
terday for the purpose of making es-
Inmates for the electric road. accom-
panied by George Smith, started out
for trip over the proposed route
Of the road.
Last evening the Woman's Home
Missionary Society of the Methodist
church served an Easter supper al
the home of Mrs. Edwin Price on Col
orado avenue. 4 good patronage
was accorded the ladies and the sup
per was elegant
Thursday evening. May 4, has been
chosen as the date for the joint re-
cital to be given by Phidela Rice. the
brilliant young reader Of this city.
and Miss Thompson of Colorado
Springs, a charming soloist. at the
Methodist church. There is no doubt
that the entertainment will be a
splendid one.
Al the session of the Masonic lodge
last evening the question OF building
a new home was again discussed and
the committees appointed to look in
to the matter were continued in ser
vice The Masons have fully deter
mined to build a handsome lodge
/ building. but no definite plans have
vet been perfected 1t will be neces-
sary for the Masons to vacate their
present quarters on June 1. and the
proprietor desires to convert the
rooms into business Offices other
I temporary quarters viii be secured.
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