The daily sentinel., 1906-03-22

No was an hour and a half late
this afternoon.
Frank Cook. of Green River. is a
visitor In the city today.
clinton H. Martin has been quite
Ill Tor the past two DAYS.
Attorney Samuel N. Wheeler spent
yesterday in Glnwood Springs.
j. w. Williams. is up from Mack
today on a short business trip.
G. Mower and j. F. Kiseer of
Delta. were in town yesterday.
The Boston Shoe store received n
large shipment of new goods YES
terday
4 good sized crowd was out last
night at the mid-week dance at the
Auditorium.
Mrs. Calvin 5. Harris who resides
at NO. a4S Bedford street is reported
on the sick list
Already the work of cleaning the
dltches in front Of private property
has been started.
The building formerly occupied ~
the fair will be known hereafter as
the Capitol Block
Harold. the young son of Stunt
J. II. Allen of the city schools has
been quite oil for several DAYS.
W. II. Bannister, the furniture
man is expecting shipment of one
hundred iron beds this week from
the east
W. e. Plat came up last night
from Fruita to attend the city coun-
ell meeting. He returned to Fruita
today at noon.
The Nu Phi girls will meet this
evening at the home of Miss Myrle
Parsons on Grande avenue at half
past seven o'clock.
First the fire then the smoke. no
insurance then you are broke In
sure with Yelton, 33S Main street.
Realestate loans and insurance.
The remains of w. l.. Willcutt
were shipped this morning to ODER
lin, Ohio, the old home of the de
ceased, where the interment will take
place.
f. B. Wilson, of the postofIice, has
purchased some lots on North street
near Twelfth and expects TO erect a
modern residence thereon in the near
future.
The maximum temperature yester-
day was 81 degrees. The minimum
temperatnr this morning was II de
grees. Partly cloudy tonight; Fri
! day rain or snow" reads the fore
! cast
Mrs. Barnes of Ouray who has
] been quite i'll for several weeks at
/ 5lO Pttkin is reported as much inn
I proved, and hopes are entertained
4 that she may be able TO be out again
I in two weeks.
Thomas L. Blackwell, editor of the
North Fork Times, published at Hot
chkiss, and deputy Grand Chancel-
Tor Commander of Hotchkiss Lodge
No. l9. X of p was pleasant visit
or to the Sentinel Office this morning
The reception to be given this even
ing at the home of Mrs Charles Con
nelley on Ouray avenue in honor OF
the family of James l.. Hamilton
who leave shortly for Toledo. Ohio.
to resire will be made very pleas
ant and delightful occasion by the
members OF the Baptist Woman's
Home Missionary society who are
to be the hostesses.
Irving l.. Emerson of this city, was
one of the nine applicants who sue
cessfully passed the examination
recently held by the state board of
pharmacists in Denver Mr.. Elmer
son has been connected with the Has
kell pharmacy for some time. He is
splendid young man and Il popular
employee in the popular drug store.
There were 80 applicants, only nine
passing the examination.
One of the biggest audiences OF
the season will be out tonight to see
CrestOn Clarke. the distinguished
romantic actor in Monsieur Bean
caire" at the Park opera house and
there is no doubt that the attraction
will prove one of the very strongest
of the season. Mr.. Clarke has not
failed to delight every audience he
has appeared before this season. He
took Denver by storm last week. The
production is magnificent In its seen
ic establishment.
There were two arrests on the
charge of drunkenness yesterday.
An old man who said that he came
down the day before from Montrose,
got a big load on and was arrested
about seven o'clock last night by Fire
Chief Perry Rogers. England the
painter. was arrested last night. He
was found lying across the sidewalk
ON Fourth street completely under
the influence of liquor. Night Mar
shall O'Neil took him in charge. Both
men are in the city jail and these two
with old Race Horse Ben will be
arraigned in police court at Il later
hour this afternoon.
One of the largest congregations
that has yet heard DR.. Mahood. fill
ed the main auditorium of the Meth
odist church and large portion Of
the Sunday school room last even
ing. Dr. Mahood took for his text
"Ye Must BE Born Again. and his
discourse upon the demand for n
spiritual birth and new life was
most comprehensive and impressive.
The after meeting resulted in several
conversions DR.. Manhood addressed
good sized congregation yesterday
afternoon. the attendance at the
! afternoon meeting is proving very
satisfactory On tomorrow after
noon the evangelist will deliver
special sermon TO wives and mothers
only.
The Fraternal Union of America
met laast night in Odd Fellows hall
and after short session the
doors were opened to friends and a
game of high five was enjoyed, j.
I T. Jackson won games thereby Sc
curing the gentlemen's first prize.
which was an elegant smoking set.
! Miss Anna Lindhard also won
games. capturing the ladies' first
prize, which was a fancy china cup
and saucer. Light refreshments
we're served Five new applications