The daily sentinel., 1906-01-18

best ten-eent and ffteen-cent cigar in
The Masons meet tonight in regu-
lar session at their hall on North 4th
Use Cameo coal. It is the best.
Orders promptly filled Phone Red
Closing out sale on hats. all prices.
from % cents to S1-Mrs- NJ T. Hol-
The day has been one of the
gloomiest and most disagreeable OF
Frank Tibbets expects to open his
new cigar store and billiard hall in
President Goodhue of the Utah
Nursery sompany. of Salt Lake, is
in the city
This morning work started on a
large new residence on the north side
of Ute avenue near Second street
Mrs. Burton, wife of Supt. Burton
of the Indian school, leaves this even
ing for Denver where she will spend
several DAYS.
Col. A. c. Grout is rapidly closing
out his business affairs and will leave
in a few days for his old home in
Massachusetts
Arthur Foster, chief engineer at
the electric light plant, has been i'll
and unable to be at his post for the
past two days.
A truly enjoyable smoke the Ell
Socorro cigar. The best-El Socorro
cigar. \ strictly ten and fifteen cent
cigar.
II you send your family washing
to the Excelsior laundry we are sure
that it will please you as they are do
ing very fine work. Let the Excel
sior do il.
The W. c. 7. U. will hold meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at half past
two O'Clock at the home of Mrs. J..
H Allen. at 525 Ouray avenue.
The Passion Play will be present
ed at the Auditorium on the evening
of February 9Th, under the auspices
of st. Joseph's Catholic church.
The Turner's and the Young Mems
Athletic association will give the first
of a series of basket ball games at
Turner hall on Thursday evening.
January %.
Trade with the new grocery firm,
Ackerman and Corcoran, the Rail
road store. 200 Colorado avenue.
Every order given careful atten tion.
Meat market in connection.
We guarantee our work to be sat
isfactory. We have competent plumb
ers and steam filters and are prepar-
ed to give estimates on work. Tele-
phone Red 1891.
George Smith visited his Mt. Gar
field coal mine yesterday. Every
thing is now in fine shape at the mine.
A good sized force of miners are en-
ployed and coal OF a high grade is
being shipped ont.
Frank f. Blaisdell, the well known
mining man, leaves tonight on No
8 for Franklin, Pennsylvania. He
goes on an important business trip
that may necessitate his absence
from the city for several weeks.
James NJ. Cameron, the well known
ticket broker, is making some i'm
portant changes in the interior of his
place of business. These changes will
add much to his room and to the ap-
pearance of his offices and place OF
business.
Nearly thirty fraternal orders in
the city have held installation OF Of
ficers during the past four weeks
! The last few weeks of the old year
and the first few weeks of the new
year constitutes the busiest season
7 in lodge circles.
( Mrs. A. p. Drew. who conducted
the ladies millinery Emporium in this
city for the past two years, leaves in
few days for Caldwell, Idaho, where
she will probably engage in the mill
inery business. Mr.. Drew will not
4 leave the city for month yet.
The minimum temperature this
morning was 81 degrees. The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was so
/ degrees, consequently yesterday was
one of the warmest if not the warm
i est day of the winter. Partly cloudy
tonight and Friday with local snow in
the west portion, is the forecast.
Il Mr.. w. II. Callicottee, genera
agent for the National Mutual Fire
Insurance company, is in the city for
a few days. This company is the old
est mutual company in the state be
ing now in its ninth year. 1t is max
ing fine success of mutual insur.
ance. Mr.. A. J. Peck is the local
agent
J. w. Clary, proprietor of the City
barber shop, would be pleased to have
a share of your patronage. Four first
class BARRIERS, modern electric mas
sage parlors, compressed air system
and all other modern appliances to
make up strictly first class barber.
shop Satisfaction guaranteed to
every patron.
Attorney Samuel G. McMullin ar.
Ai'NN Hohit idsl nlSul from MS DuSi-
ness trip to Denver and Chicago
While in Denver Mr.. McMullin an
peared before the supreme court as
one of the attorneys in the case in
volying the affairs of the old First
National bank Mr.. McMullin will
return to Goldfeld in the near fu-
ture.
Pearlee Johnson who was employ
ed as salesman in Lyons & Son cloth
ing store for several years up 10
the time the business closed ont
mas accepted position with the sam
pliner clothing house and began his
work yesterday morning. Mr.. John
son is splendid young man. a popu
lar and competent salesman and will
prove a valuable addition to Messrs
Sampliners' force of employees.
The scientific lecture to be deliver
ed on February End at the Congrega-
tlonai church by Prof. John DeMotte
Is being looked forward to with mueb
/ interest and pleasure by the patrons
OF the lecture course. The lecture
promises TO be one of the strongest Ar
fractions that has ever been offered
on the local lyceum course of Grand
junction. Prof. DeMotte's subject
Will be. 1.-THE Harm of e., c,,..- :.