The daily sentinel., 1906-04-25

Mrs. C. E. Bond has been quite i'll
for several days.
W. f. Richardson, of Glenwood
Springs. is in town today.
See Fred Mantey for the most com
piete line Of rigs that ever came TO
town.
The Crown furniture company is
unloading a fun car load of furni-
tire today
A fine line of advertising calendars
has been put out by the Bannister
furniture house.
We want everybody to see the Star
bali bearing axle. Let us show it to
you. Fred Mantey
See our buggles before you buy.
with the ball bearing axles. as well
as others.-Fred Mantey.
See the latest line of buggies in
town at Fred Mansey's, There
might be something in it for you
Attend the session of the Presby-
terry. They are open to all. The even
ing sessions are of special interest to
the public.
Special sale of muslin underwear.
handkerchlefs gloves and belts. Fri
day and Saturday at Holland &
Blackstones.
Willls j. Wood, OF the Independent
Frat Growers association left-Iasr
evening for DeBeque to spend a few
DAYS with relatives.
Just little sunshine. just lit
rle rain, with a top buggy of a sur
rey il will be all the same. with Fred
Alantey's buggies and harness.
The prices for the engagement of
Miss Harper in "Camille'i on Friday
night and "Magda" on Saturday night
at the Auditorium will be 25 cents.
30 ceh;s and rs cents.
This morning Superintendent We'd
der. of the city water works, stated
that owing to the fact that it has
been very cold in the mountains for
the past two days the Gunnison
river fell four inches last night.
The bowling contest last night be-
tween the ladies and gentlemen of the
w. c. Boyer boarding house and
those from Mrs. Collins house re-
suited in victory for the Boyer team
which won out by a majority of 1I3
pins.
Generally fair tonight and Thurs
day is the weather forecast sent out
from the local station. The mini
mum temperature yesterday was AZ
degrees, the maximum was 81. There
was a wind from the southeast at the
rate Of six miles per hour.
Mr. " c. Stoddard. of Denver. the
special agent of the Ohio German
Fire Insurance company. of Cincinna-
ii. Ohio called upon the local agent,
L. A Yelton yesterday morning and
left over the narrow guage for Mont
rose.
The brotherhood OF American Yeo-
men met Monday night and trans
acted n vast amount Of business. ow-
ing to the fact their membership is
increasing so fast. it was decided to
secure larger quarters, consequently
they will in the future meet second
and fourth Fridays in Odd Fellows
Temple.
A big shipment of fine upholstered
goods, mission furniture and over
one hundred iron beds. was received
yesterday by w. II. Bannlster and the
goods are now being uncrated and
placed on display. 1t is one of the
biggest and finest shipments of fur
niture received in the city during the
past year.
Mr. and Mrs, George Kahl. who
lave had charge of the railroad eat
ing house for the year just passel
will leave tomorrow for st. Louis to
reside and Mr.. aud Mrs. W. II. os-
born who formerly had charge of the
eating house. will again assume the
management. Mr.. and Mrs .Kahl
leave many friends in the city.
Prof Estes Taylor and family will
occupy the Nichols residence recent
ly vacated by the opdyke family. at
95l White avenue in a few days. Prof
Taylor had his household goods ship
ped to this city from his home in the
east, the car arriving yesterday. A
brother of Mrs. Taylor came Out
from the old home in Illinois and will
spend some time here,
j. w. Hargrave, cashier of the Far.
mers & Merchants bank, of Hankin.
son, North Dakota. is In the city tn,
guest of his uncle. j. c. Plank. MIR
llargravo is one of the prominent
citizens OF the section OF N. Dakota IN
which he resides. He has alread,
formed a most favorable opinion oi
the valley and does not think that il,
resources and possibilities have beer
at all overrated. MIR. Hargrave will
spend several days in the city.
The increase in the business of tn,
local Office of the Wen Fargo Ex
press company during the past few