The daily sentinel., 1905-02-04
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-ectors met last might
Signatures are stiu beingssecursd
by the Law & Order League TO their
petitions.
The regular weekly dance VIII
draw a large crowd to the Auditor
uim tonight
L. F. Wickersham, assistant cash
Ter of the Grand Valley National
Bank. is expected to return from his
eastern trip next week.
j. ]. Lumsden is still in the east
and has visited many of the big cit
les of the north and east. He Will
be out of the city for some weeks
yet.
The ice still remains on the Gun
nison river although on the Grand
it has gone out considerably Skat-
ing is possible on the west side of
the Gunnison.
The Whites circle. Women of
Woodcraft, will meet next Tuesday
at the home OF Mrs. John MeKinney
549 Grand avenue All members OF
this division are reqaeste to at
tend
Herman Hoesch leaves tonight for
Eureka. Utah. TO superintend some
operations on the properties of the
Flying Dutehman Mining Company.
He viii be out OF the city week or
more.
Mr.. Drew is putting in the fix
lures in the room in the new addi-
ton TO the Grand Valley National
Bank. and the popular millinery
house win be open again at an early
date.
II has been decided TO discontinue
the weekly meetings of the Young
Mems Christian Club. and for a
while only one meeting will be held
each month, that on the afternoon
of the fourth Sunday in the month.
Mrs. E. E. Cole left last night for
Salt Lake City TO visit her sister.
Mrs. Thomas Pitts. After spending
few weeks there Mrs. Cole will go
east to make an extended visit 10
the home of her father who has been
i'll for some time.
Al the Congregational church.
Friday evening. February 10. Come
and see wireless telegraph demon
stration. A genuine instrument will
be used and an actual message sent.
Come and read a wireless telegraph
message for yourself.
J. B. Boyer. manager of the Audi
torium. announces that he viii issue
season tickets for the skating rink.
The tickets VIII be placed on sale
tomorrow, and doubtless a large
number will be engaged at once. The
skating craze continues to grow.
Gene Evans ieft this morning for
Denver to visit his son. who has been
confined in a hospital in that city for
many weeks. The young man viii
probably be forced to undergo an
other operation as his condition is
not improving as rapidly as it should.
The hopeless condition of F. A.
Falkenburg, head consul of the
woodmen of the World, has caused
general sorrow among the members
of the local lodge. Mr.. Falkenburg
has visited the local lodge and made
himself very popular with its mem
bers.
Letters received yesterday from
Daniel Carpenter, who was called 20
LIE Grand, oreo by the serious ILL
ness of his mother. state that the
aged lady is still alice. though her
recovery Is not probable. Mr. Car
penter and his son. Daniel. Jr., went
to lie Grand last week.
There are many people who think
that the street commissioner would
be making a wise move II cinders
were placed on the streets while the
mud Is with us The cinders would
become compact as the mud disap-
would be in better condition than
ever.
+ Thursday afternoon Mrs. ]. Mon
( roe Stewart received message an
nouneing that her mother was crit
icaliy i'll at her home in New York
City. Mrs. Stewart left that evening
for the east and will not return from
/ New York until about May l. Her
many friends hope that she will find
her mother much improved on her
arrival at the old home.
NJ. o. Delaplain has just installed
magnificent insurance cabinet and
desk combined in his office on Fourth
street. The desk is something en-
tirely different from anything in that
line ever brought TO the city. There
are any number of convenient and
unique receptacles and the arrange
uent is perfect. The handsome cab
4 met is made of solid oak.
Charles Knowles. the deputy sher-
if. returned last night from a trip
to the Whitewater and Hannah
Creek country on court business
Mr.. Knowles says that the mud is
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