The daily sentinel., 1906-08-22

today.
No. was over an hour late this
afternoon.
Sherman w. Moody leaves this
evening for the east.
Miss Ethel Chew has accepted a po-
sition with the Indian school
l.. F. Valentine. of Clay Center,
Kansas is in town today arriving last
night.
The Labor Day ball-the best ever
at the Auditorium Monday night.
September 3.rd.
Mrs. Walter primrose returned
yesterday morning from IA short visit
to Salt Lake City.
The preliminary hearing of ]. C.
DUN. charged with the murder of
Otto II. York. takes place this after
noon in Glenwood Springs.
Next Monday the special term of
the district court for Mesa county
opens. for the transaction of busi-
ness pertaining to the Mesa County
Irrigation company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moran Scott, of Ard
more, Indian Territory. arrived in
the city last night. They are tour
ing the west and stopped over in this
city for a days visit
DR.. Gasho, the optician. moved his
Offices yesterday to one of the attrac-
tive Offices in the Margery block.
His new quarters are handsomely ap-
pointed and ideally fitted for his
work.
Portable rooms, excellent label
Mrs. Margaret Ash, of Illinois bro
ther and sister of G. w. Noble, of
Collbran, are in the city visiting at
the home of their neice, Mrs. John w.
Armstrong.
The maximum temperature yes
terday was "A degrees, the minimum
was 80 degrees. Precipitation .12
inch. Generally fair tonight and
Thursday is the forecast for the state
of Colorado.
The manager of Coor's Brewing
company for western Colorado is in
the city noticing the progress that is
being made in the erection of the
building on Colorado avenue owned
Dy the Coors Brewing people.
Claude Anderson returned to the
city yesterday from Palisade to nc-
cept position as chief clerk under
p. j. Clary on the transfer platform
at the union station. Mr.. Anderson
has been looking after his ranch
which has young orchard on it that
is not yet in bearing, for several
months past.
This afternoon Little Miss Virgin
ia Rice, the pretty little daughter
of Mrs. Lillian Rice is entertaining
party of her small friends in cele-
bratlon of the fifth anniversary of her
birth, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs, John Mann on North Seventh
street Games of the happiest kind
are being played and refreshments
were served. 1t is a delightful after
noon for the little people.
The announcement of the removal
of the offices of the Little Empire in
vestment company from the Grand
| Valley Bank building to rooms on the
second floor of the Margery block ap-
pears in today's issue. Manager
Chamberlin. of the company. certain
ly has secured a splendid location for
his Offices and no real estate firm in
town has more comfortable quar-
ters and attractive Offices than the
Little Empire Investment company.
Yesterday afternoon about FIVE o.
clock the fire alarm was sounded and
the department was notified that
there was a fire in the residence at
217 Grande avenue The alarm prov
ed to be false, 1t seems that some
thing placed on the range in the kit
chen of the residence had burnt and
nHod the house with smoke and with
out Investigation the alarm was sent
in. one OF the horses of the depart
ment BECAME unruly Just as the start
was made from the fire house and as
4 consequence the boys were delay
ed longer than usual, but on arriv-
ing at the house it was found that
there had been no need of the depart
ment.