The daily sentinel., 1906-12-14

Joe selby is in town today from
Denver.
The afternoon trains were two
hours late
NJ. II Loehler has returned from
his business trip to Denver.
r. +. Nickery left this morning
for business trip to Rifle.
Tomorrow is carnation day at
Moody's. All ladies especially invit-
ed
Guy e. Deull, travelling freight
agent for the Chicago and Alton, is
in the city.
DR.. Hebert has been elected as the
official physician for the local order
of Maccabees.
The city schools are making prep
arations for Christmas holiday en-
tertainments.
The ladies aid society of Fruit
Ridge will hold a food sale at Gour-
ley's tomorrow,
There will be a business meeting of
the Woman's club at the home of
Mrs. e. L. Cole, at $3.50 tomorrow
afternoon.
George Hazel and daughter, Miss
Anna, have returned home from Wis
it with friends in Colorado Springs
and Denver
Pictures of John McGarvey, the
convicted murderer taken at the
penitentiary appeared in yesterdays
Denver Post.
This evening at the home of Miss
Bessie DeLong the young people of
the Epworth League will give re-
ception. A happy program has been
arranged.
All should keep in mind the mass
meeting to be held on Sunday after
noon at the Congregational church in
the interest of the local Y. NJ. c. A.
movement.
Last night at the Mesa Bowling al
leys the "Owle" defeated the Bats"
winning two games out of three on
good margin. II was very inter
esting game.
William e. Graham and bride re-
turned home last night from their
visit TO Denver and colorado Springs
They have taken possession of their
new home.
The ruins of the Miller block were
fenced in late yesterday afternoon
to prevent anyone from carrying away
any of the damaged goods. A watch
man was kept on duty all night. The
adjusters have not yet arrived.
Today the fire boys distributed a
large number of handsome window
cards on which is a late picture OF
the department, advertising the an
nual ball which takes place at the
Auditorium on New Years night.
This afternoon great numbers of
ladies' visited the G. V. Store and
were presented with pretty souvenirs
The dainty Christmas bells make ex-
ceedingly popular souvenirs. The
G. V. Store is showing a great Christ
mas stock and it is enjoying larger
patronage than ever before.
Secretary Aupperle of the Cham
ber of Commerce, states that while
tickets were mailed out to every mem
ber of the charmber It is possible that
one or more members may have fail
to receive their ticket. If so they
may know that they have not been
overlooked unintentionally and by
communicating with Secretary Aup-
perle they can secure tickets either
before the banquet or at the door to-
night.
| II. NJ. Fulmer. member of the
| firm of Fulmer & Ives, the largest
real estate and brokerage company of
| Ely. Nevada, the great copper camp,
/ is in the city for the purpose of offer
/ ing for sale town lots in Ely The
famous camp has grown at "A rapid
rate and real estate has increased
hundreds of per cent during the past
six of eight months. Mr.. Fulmer will
] have an interesting statement to
make in the Sentinel tomorrow.
The city council has not fully de-
termineed what course it will now
pursue in regard to the construction
work on the mountain water syestem
/ Probably no further action as far
as advertising for bids will be taken
until City Attorney Coles reports ia
council on the legality of the coun-
ell doing the work under its own sup
I erintendency instead of letting the
work out to one firm of contractors
Attorney Coles will give his opinion
at the meeting of council next We'd
nesday night.