The daily sentinel., 1906-01-24
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Mgr, Capital Life.
Charles II. Arthur returned home
last night from a visit to his cattle
ranch at Thompson, Utah.
MagiIl and vanDalsem report the
sale of lot in Fruita to Ira Wood
worth. The lot was owned by Bert
Miller
There will be a social session to-
night, given Jointly by the Redmen
and their auxiliary organization, the
ladies of the Pocohontas lodge
Last evening Miss Laura b. Sawyer
entertained a small party of ladies
informally at her home on North
Fifth street. Finch was enjoyed
and refreshments served.
This afternoon Division No. . of
the Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
church is entertaining all other di-
visions of the society in the parlors
of the Methodist church
Joseph E. Dulmane will leave for
Denver Friday night where he goes
to attend a session of the executive
committee of the Elks state associa-
ton, of which he is member.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Locke, of Flora,
Illinois are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlyle Gatewood at their home
on Grand avenue. Mrs Black is
sister of Mrs. Gatewood. They will
spend several weeks in the city.
Section No. of the Ladies Union
of the Christian church will give
Mystic social" at the home of Mrs.
Hibbs, SO2 South Seventh street, Fri
day night. January 2Gth. All are
cordially invited. Remember the
date
The postal card notices TO the tax
payers of the county are being mailed
at rapid rate from the county-treas-
urers office. Judge Sweeney and j.
e. Munson have charge of the mail
ing department and are busily em-
ployed each evening.
Mrs. Joseph Roth. of Fruita, and
Miss Flora Green. of this city. left
on No. Monday night for Nashville.
Illinois, to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Roth's mother, who died in Wash
ington, d. c.. last Sunday morning.
They will be absen. about one
month.
AT a meeting of the members Of
the Grand Valley Homesteaders' as
sociation last night s.athe court house
number of matters of vital INFER
est were discussed. \ resolution was
passed setting forth that only those
holding claims under the proposed
high line canal who placed their nam
es on the membership lists and con
tributed to the expense fund of the
organization would be considered as
members of the organization. The
association is an organization that
should be supported by every man or
woman who has filed on homestead
claims as it can do much toward adj
vancing the interest of every claim
holder.
Secretary Aupperle, of the Cham
Der of Commerce is on the look out
for new members at all times and as
a result additions are constantly be
ing made to the membership of this
all important commercial organiza-
ton. Many people who are members
of the Chamber of Commerce do not
give the consideration to many of the
problems brought before the body
for consideration owing to the fact
that they leave everything to the
board of directors. While the board
of directors is the leading factor in
the performance of the duties of the
chamber still every member should
take an interest in the works and give
the board the benefit of his co-opera-
ton and his support The Chamber
of Commerce is an organization OF
far-reaching importance and its i'm
portance and influence can be kept
constantly growing if every member
of the large list of members. does
his duty.
Last night at the Offices of City
Attorney Coles the knights of Pyth-
las held very important meeting
/ mere were nearly my btHtltlutn
present. Many additional steps tow
ard perfecting the early organization
and installation of a local knights of
Pythias lodge We're taken. A nom
mating committee to select list
of officers to be offered for the ap-
provaI of the members at the next
meeting. and consisting of five gentle
men was appointed. A committee
was also appointed to decide upon a
name for the new lodge. This COM
mittee is composed of three mem
bers. After a lengthy session which
was marked by much enthusiasm an
adjournment was taken until next
Tuesday night at which time the var
ious committees will report. The
lodge will probably be officially orr
ganized before February 18th. The
charter members will number over
seventy-five and may reach one hun
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