The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

Mrs. e. Oaks is on the sick lis
this week
Boost home industry smoke III,
El Socorro.
The Lyons church benefit sale /,
proving very popular.
Ell SocorrO-El Socorro That,
the name of the best cigar.
II. a. Stroud nd {. c. Hoppel, ol
DeBeque. are in town today
Robert Young. a prominent citi.
zen Of Delta. is in town today.
The city council will meet tomot-
row night IN adjourned session.
Mrs. a. w. Huff. of Paonia. Is
visiting friends in the city this week
Another big crowd was attracted
last night by the Moody auction sale
r. y. Rogers and family. of Tellu-
ride, were arrivals in the city last
night
The curtain will rise Saturday
night on the production of "Parsifal'
al S:l5.
The county commissioners ad-
journed Saturday night to meet again
on February 2Gth.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Watson, OF
Sunnyside. Utah, came in last night
and Will spend several days in the
CITY.
You don't know what you have
missed il you havn't smoked the El
Socorro. Best 10 and Is cent Ha-
vana cigar.
Last night there was regular
meeting OF the American Order Of
Protection and considerable amount
OF business was transacted.
The brick work on the new Odd
Fellows han has been completed and
Contractor Lumsden will start a force
OF plasterers at work AT once.
Mr.. and Mrs, Blank who have
been visiting the family Of +. b.
Scott for some time have returned
to their home at Waterloo. Iowa.
The Reviewers club met with Mrs.
A. c. Newton yesterday afternoon in
stead with Mrs. Ottman as announced
yesterday A very pleasant and
profitable session was held
Richard Bolles, of Colorado
Springs has recently sold several
tracts of land from the 100 he owns.
lying northeast OF the fair grounds.
The purchasers are preparing to i'm
prove their tracts at once.
A. l.. Gourley has been awarded
the contract for the burial of the
pauper dead during the year. The
county commissioners awarded the
contract at the rate of 4 5 cents per
case.
j. b. Bacon. who was recently as
soeiated with Walter Spaulding in
a confectionery business has been
appointed weigher OF mails on run
between Denver and Leadville, his
first run being Thursday night.
The heavy sale of "Parsifal" seats
continues and great portion of the
seats on the lower floor have already
been sold. II is very probable that
the house viii be sold out. except
ing the gallery. before Saturday at
noon.
j. H. Quinton, w II. Sanders. and
H. w. Smith, of the United States
Geological survey arrived last night
over the narrow guage from Mont
rose where they are stationed. and
left at midnight for points in Utah
on official business.
Last night the opening auction sale
at the Bargain House attracted
great crowd and the sales of the even
ins wer- very heavy. Two auctions
daily. afternoon and evening will be
held all week. The people are not
slow in taking advantage OF the bar
gains offered.
Today the Fresh Every Hour"
candy kitchen opened for business
as per announcement in the Sentin-
el yesterday. The young men have
an extremely attractive establish
ment and they viii doubtless build up
good patronage within short
time
H. d. Adams, of Hamilton. Mo.
who has been in the valley for sew
eral days, left last night for Salt
Lake city. After spending few
days In the Mormon, capital he VIII
return to Hamilton and in about
six weeks will return to the Grand
Valley where he expects to make his
permanent home.
j. \. Campbell who for the past
year has been visiting friends and rel
atives in Iowa and Kansas. returned
to Grand Junction Saturday night.
MIR. Campbell states that conditions
in those two states are very prosper
Gus but he was glad TO return to
the valley He has been greeted by
many friends today.
Rev Grimes. of the Christian
church last night extended The InNi-
tation of Jesus" to his hearers, i'm
pressing the fact that they We're
freely invited to drink of the Water
OF Life. There We're two accessions.
The theme for tonight is The Wand
erer's Return" Special music in con
neotion with each service.
Late yesterday afternoon two men.
Il NOulE lHtlu bhhuSou anu
England the painter, We're arraigned
before Police Judge sweeney Eng
land was charged with being drunk
and dsorderly while Johnson was
charged with being disorderly and
disturbing the peace. Each was fin
ed $500 and costs. Neither was
able TO pay up and were return
ed 10 the city Jail
At Snohinish. Washington. on Feb.
18TH Mrs. Maud Thompson, aged -
years died Blood poisoning caus-
ed death. Mrs. Thompson was mar
ried at Colorado Springs in October
1896 to Myron W. Thompson. She
was a daughter of Edward Worchos-
ter and a neice OF Mrs Larry Hynes
OF his county. A husband and three
children survive the deceased The
youngest child being only one month
old. Misses Nellie and Maud Woos-
rel, two sisters. also survive the
deceased. They reside at Seattle.
The editor of country newspaper
in Kansas noticed two subscription
papers being circulated. One was to
u fs1. IA 4.