The daily sentinel., 1905-04-28
Soldiers OF Fortune tomorrow

Fruita, was in town this morning.
This has been the kind of day TO
boast about the matchless climate of
the Grand valley
The Gun Club will have shoot
this afternoon at the grounds on
North Fifth street.
Yesterday afternoon all the divis-
ions of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church held meetings.
Section / of the Ladies' Union will
have cake and food sale Saturday.
April %, at the Crown furniture
store.
John H. Hill is suffering from a
severe attack of asthma and is con-
fined to his room the greater part
of the time
The Young Ladies' Club of the
Methodist church met yesterday af-
I ternoon with Miss Pearl Shores at
her home on North Seventh street.
Water will be turned in the city
{ bitches within a few days. Many re-
/ quests that the water be turned in
have been received by the street com
missioner.
! J. II. Ackerman, who has been ser
iously i'll for the past week, was much
worse last night and this morning
He is thought to be some better this
afternoon.
DR.. George R. Warmers handsome
new home on Grand avenue. near
Seventh street is rapidly nearing
completion. The residence will be
one of the prettiest in the city
The directors of the Chamber OF
Commerce meet this evening in reg
ular weekly session at the offices in
Ye Boolman's Den. The hour is S
O'Clock. fun attendance is desired
Last evening the young ladies' who
will give the dance at the Auditorium
Friday evening of next week met at
the home of Mrs. A. X. Sampliner
and perfected arrangements for the
occasion.
This evening the third Demorest
silver medal contest of the year viii
take place at the Christian church.
These contests are always enjoyable
and doubtless a large crowd will lis
ten to the young ladies this evening
Charles Madison. who has been EN-
ployed in the printing Offices of the
city for the past three years. and who
| for the past year has been connected
with the Herald. leaves tomorrow for
his old home in Iowa where he will
reside
Last evening there was quite a
large number of ladies and gentle
men. mostly young people, on the
! Auditorium skating rink. The skat-
ing craze has somewhat abated. ow-
| ing, it is presumed, to the approach
ing warm weather.
The ladies who have in charge the
sale OF tickets for the May day ball
of the Women of Woodcraft state
that large number of tickets have
already been sold and that there is
every Indication that the ball will be
the largest attended of the year.
This evening at the Auditorium
the members of the local Masonic
lodge and their ladies will enjoy the
pleasures that always attend the an
nual banquet of the lodge. Every
been perfected and it will be an oc-
casion of brilliancy. The attendance
will be large.
Attorneys S. n. Wheeler and Guy
V. Sternberg went to Glenwood
Springs yesterday to appear before
Referee in Bankruptcy c. w. Taylor
in the Frank p. Kirlin case. Messrs
Wheeler and Sternberg represent the
creditors. The estate Will be closed
up this week The attorneys returned
on No. last night.
A nursery is being fitted up at the
Congregational church and will be
ready for use Sunday. During the
course of the various services at the
church mothers may leave their ba-
bies and children in the nursery in
the care of competent attendants
This is an excellent movement and
will doubtless prove popular with the
congregation. A nursery is need
full adjunct at every place of public
gathering.
Joseph p. Conley arrived in the
city yesterday from Denver and Is
the guest of his brother. City Clerk
Jack Conley. and family. Mr.. Con
ley visited here several years ago and
has many friends in the city who
are glad to greet him again. He is
an engineer on the Colorado South
ern railroad, Mr.. Conley is mem
ber of Lodge No. Il, b. p. o. e. Den
Yer. He will remain in the city un-
I'll Monday.
Yesterday Jospeh s. Drukker. the
western representative of one of St
Louis big clothing houses. while in
the city, purchased the fine Wilkes
driving horse. owned by Harry Bur
nett, proprietor of the Grand hotel
The price paid for the handsome ami