The daily sentinel., 1906-03-27

fH-1' AAAI past AMO vi three N1AS.
Tonight the Odd Fellows meet in
regular session. There will be in
| iatory work.
\ Hear DR.. Mahood tonight on Cut
ting the Anchors or on the amuse-
ment question.
Frank II. Robinson. of California.
I has accepted a position as reporter
on the other daily.
Y Sidney Bull left last night for his
home in Cameron. Mo, after a pleas
/ ant visit with his son. DR. II. r. Bull
\ Forrest Christman returned yester-
I day from an extended visit to Woods
field. Ohio. He was out of the city
several months.
Cutting the Anchors or the
amusement question, will be DIR. Ma
nood theme this evening at the
Methodist church.
I Walter Wilhelmy, who is spending
the winter at Leadyille looking after
business interests, is in town for a
short visit with his family.
The big mass meeting OF citizens
TO discuss the mountain water ques-
/ ton Will be held at the Auditorium,
probably on Thursday evening.
1t was Mrs. c. c. Rumsey and little
daughter instead of Mrs. NJ. c. Ram
sey and daughter who went to Sa-
Ida yesterday to visit relatives.
The work OF placing the new cyl
nder head in the big pump at the
! city water works is in progress today
I The work will probably be completed
tomorrow night
J. N. Graham left on No. this
morning for Gypsum. where he will
conduct one of the largest cattle auc-
7 ton sales ever held on the western
slope He will return home Thurs
I day night.
/ This morning there were FIVE pas
senger trains at the local station at
I the same time, all being tied up here
I on account of the mudslides. The
I waiting rooms We're filled with tour
| lists and the restaurants near the de
/ pot did a thriving business.
The funeral of Edward Van Horn
viii take place this afternoon at four
O'Clock. The services will be held at
the residence on Pitkin avenue. con
Quoted by Rev. d. d. Forsyth of the
Methodist church The remains will
/ be shipped to Denver this evening on
No. 6 where interment will take place
tomorrow. Undertaken Bannister has
charge of the remains.
teresting contest is expected
w. r. Logan, of Glenwood Springs
arrh cd in the city last night for the
purpose of comforting with the build
l iug committee of the l. o. .. +.
lodge. This morning MIR. LOGAN
was taken through the new structure
ana he pronounced it first class in
every respect and credit to the odd
Fellows of this city.
C. w. Hawn. of Grafton, South Da-
kota. en- route home from California.
was in the city today Mr. Hawn was
well acquainted with some old time
friends of ID. W. Aupperle and the
two gentlemen had pleasant time
discussing mutual acquaintances. Mr..
llawn will spend several days look
ing over the valley and may decide
TO locate here.
Wonder what the other paper
would do to fill up" il it were not
for the mayor and the Sentinel?
Probably use each day a few more
columns of that advanced patent
ed special news" with which its read
ers have been gorged for the past
month or two. and which is ground
out at cents per column days ahead
of the date it is to be published.
In spite of the rain several humid
{ red people were out last night to hear
/ DR.. Mahood and the service was a
most enjoyable and important one.
Several conversions resulted from the
service DR.. Mahood will be in the
city only three days longer and the
opportunity to hear this gifted and
remarkably successful evangelist
should be taken advantage of by all.
1 Rowland & Clifford's production of
Dora Thorne," Lem b. Parker
dramatization of Bertha NJ. Clay S
| famous novel, is the type of play that
I Is perhaps the very best seen on the
road 1t is a love story pure and
simple: and. at the same time anus
/ ing and interesting II teaches a
wholesome lesson; 1t leaves no bad
! Impressions. but rather an abiding
pleasure that benefits and inspires
and rests those who see and hear IT.
/ Few better plays will be seen at the
Auditorium. This play will be seen
on Friday night. March 30.
Last night the encampment of Odd
Fellows met in regular session and
worked the Royal Purple degree.
Eleven applicants for membership
| were considered and elected and soy
eral more promised for the next regu-
I lar meeting Arrangements were
completed for the entertainment of
/ the Grand Patriarch. Harvey Lewis.
of Montrose. who will visit the camp
/ Thursday evening. The Patriarchlal
degree will be conferred on ten car
didates and an hour devoted to the
good of the order. banquet VIII
follow. to be served by the Rebekha
lodge and as the price per plate has
] been placed on the dollar basis II is
expected the affair will be something
out Of the ordinary.
n j. l.. Clements, a young sailor from
the great battleship Oregon was in
tbe city for several hours this morn
ING and being in full uniform attract
ed considerable attention. To the
sentinel man Mr.. Clements stated
that he had been on the Oregon Tor
The past four years and having more
than served the period for when ne
was enlisted secured discharge
while the ship was at Manila ana leti
AZ once on a transport homeward
hound for the United States. MT
clements home Is in Denver bu'
he goes from Grand Junction "a
steamboat Springs for short Yisi'
10 relatives before going into Den
Yer. Judging by the way the young
man talked he is not very much at
toched to the life OF sailor in me
United States navy and expressed
himself as being extremely glad 70
retnrn home. He has been on tht
oregon during many of its lone
cruises during the last three or ioul
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