The daily sentinel., 1906-02-23

J. \, corbm, Of Moab. is in town
The Lenten season is nearly at
T. d. Woodbury., of Mesa, is in
town today.
Well, What of Banner? Who said
ANYTHING OF Banner,
Plumbers and steam filters of the
highest class -Lewiss q Salee.
see the Passion play tonight AT the
Auditorium Low admission price
There was a meeting of the Temple
eommandry last night at the Mason
is temple
Snow fell at many points in west
ern Colorado last night and this
morning
Several picnic parties went to the
hills yesterday and had a day of per-
feet pleasure
This afternoon Mrs H. II. Bull is
entertaining at her home on North
Second street.
City Clerk Jack Conley returned
last night from his short business
trip TO Delta.
5. r. Fitzgerald. of Telluride is in
town today Mr.. Fitzgerald is prom
inent attorney.
Tonight the Passion play. Audi
torlnm. Auspices of the Catholic
church. Low admission
Street Commissioner Armstrong
had a number of men at work early
this morning clearing the snow and
mud from the street crossings
After March 1st the Church News
will be mailed to its subscribers in
stead of delivered by carriers.
The heavy snow that fell last night
came as surprise to almost every
body but it was not an unweIcome
visitor
Tonight the directors OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce meet in regular ses-
sion for the transaction of important
business.
a delightfuf entertainment. the
Passion play tanimated) tonight at
the Auditorium under the auspices of
the Catholic church
j. II. Quuinton. of the United
states Reclamation service came in
last night from the west and left this
morning for Montrose.
Tuesday night the farewell dance
of the Currie Dancing Glass at the
Auditorium. All invited. Fine mus
ic' and a good time for everybody.
Fifty cents for adults and % cents
Tor children viii be the prevailing
prices for the production of the Pas
Don't miss the children's muslin
underwear sale next week Sizes
from one TO fourteen years for 10, 10.
20 and 20 cents. Sale begins Monday
morning. The Fashion
Lewis & Salee are high class
plumbers and steam filters Locat-
ed at l24 n Fifth street. Telephone
Red 1871 Let them do your work
and you will be satisfied
Guy V. Sternberg. the attorney.
returned home Wednesday night
from business grip to Montrose
county which required his absence
from the city for several days.
Have your plumbing put in or re
paired by Lewis & Salee. l24 y. 5th
street They guarantee their work.
Prompt attention and hest of serv-
zee Tor every patron. Phone Red
Provo is 10 get at sos 900 federal
building. The senate committee on
public buildings reported favorablv
on bill carrying the appropriation
Tor the erection of a handsome public
building in the Utah city.
A handsome amount was realized
from the chicken pie dinner yester-
day by the members of the Home Mis-
slonary Society of the Methodist
church. Nearly two hundred aud
NIFTY people partook of the splendid
ly prepared dinner
The snowfall last night amounter
10 3.l inches, or n precipitation OF
~. The snow began to fall about
one O'Clock. The maximum tempera-
ture yesterday was "a degrees. the
minimum temperature this morning
was 30 degrees. Partly cloudy to-
night and saturday, is the Official
forecast
Last night at the Christian nNchurch
Rev. Grimes read from Luke, four
teenth chapter, sixteenth to twenty
fourth verse, regarding Some Ex-
cuses He stated that when a sin
ner is invited to accept Christ who
died for him. he invariably gives
excuses, When on the other hand
they should be eager to accept the
Christ. The theme for tonight is
Special music.
The game between the high school
and the indian school base ball teams
Yesterday afternoon resulted in
victory for the Indians. the score at
the conclusion of the game stood 10
to ~ in favor of the Indians. The
game proved interesting but not very
exciting. Few If any sensational plays
were made. Only small crowd wat
'hNA hHt rAiht MHlfH was NiHNRu AT
the Fair graounds.
Cal the man who has been en-
ployed as piano player at 240 Colo
RADIO avenue was arrested last night
by Night Marshal O'Neil He is
charged with lighting and disorderly
conduct. It being reported that he
had attacked one of the girls in the
house, The fellow was locked mn in
the city jail aud will be given a hear
ing before Police Judge sweeney at
five o'clock this afternoon
Miss Eta Kahn, OF Alamosa. who
formerly resided in this city. return
ed TO Grand Junction last night for
an extended visit Miss Kahn. is
sister of Mrs. Max Buchman and
formerly resided in this city. where
she has a host of warm friends who
will be glad to welcome her back
again to the Junction. She reports
Mr.. Buchanan as doing spendidly
in his new location and much pleas
ed with his business connections
there.
The scenes from the Passion play
TO be given tonight at the Auditor
ium, by stereoptican. were taken
from the last production of that won
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