The daily sentinel., 1906-01-18

I0E Denver lot a EAAOA aNAA-
Work started on several new resi-
dences in the city this week.
The Capital Life of Colorado is here
to stay. Chas. Clark Manager
The city has been remarkably free
from the presence Of hoboes late
Telephone Red 21s for load OF
Cameo coal. Its good. Delivered
quickly.
Fine cheese. pickles. sauces. etc at
the Pantry, 20S Colorado, telephone
Red GIL.
Mr.. Hanford continue to go at a
rapid rate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l. Lee enter
tain tonight at their North Seventh
street home
There was a good sized crowd cut
I last night to enjoy the midweek dance
at the Auditorium.
Rev. Eugene II. Smith is now Civ
/ ing his attention to his new ranch in
the Pamona district.
Denver and return for $1,000 Jan.
2S. 20 and so. Good returning Feb.
5th Colorado Midland.
Have your transfer work and heavy
hauling done by Barton & Platt.
Special wagons for such work.
Dr. Knude Hanson left last night
for the Californian coast where he
will enjoy an extended vacation.
Charles Wallis, city marshal, is
still quite i'll at his home on Chipeta
avenue and unable to be on duty.
Write your insurance with the
Capital Life and keep your money in
Colorado. Chas Clark Dist. Mgr
The big event takes place tonight
the biggest event of the dancing sea-
son, the mile high ball at the Audi
torium
There was special meeting of the
Odd Fellows encampment last night
at odd Fellows hall. Work was done
in two degrees.
Tomorrow evening the directors
of the Chamber Of Commerce will
again ballot for the election of a
secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Craft came in
from their country home yesterday
afternoon and were guests at the La
Court hotel
J. J. Jenkins has erected a small
house on his recently purchased ranch
on Orchard Mesa and is giving all
his attention to the property.
We buy old furniture and repair
old furniture. Call us up when you
need our services. Prices reasonable.
Furniture hospital. 244 Colorado.
Louis Schmidt. the hardware man,
who has been seriously i'll for the past
two weeks. continues to improve rap
idly and VIII soon he able to be out
The case of mineral specimens DR..
Eldridge has placed In the hallway
leading to his offices in the Fair
block has attracted much attention.
The suit of the depositors of the
defunct First National bank of Grand
Junction against the stockholders
of that institution Is scheduled for
hearing in the state supreme court
this week.
The best livery service possible is
provided their patrons by Barton &
Platt. When you want a carriage.
buggy, or single riding horse. Tele-
phone Mesa 105
1t is the best. Wess Flagg's bar
bershop in the postoffice block. Com
petent and courteous workmen ready
to serve you. Modern appliances
First class work.
j. II. Quinton, of the United States
Reclamation service. who is stationed
at Montrose while the work on the
new tunnel is in progress, was a visit
tor in the city last night.
The celebrated Clark carriage foot
warmers are supplied to patrons who
desire them by Barton & Platt. the
livery men. Good horses and attrac-
tive and comfortable rigs.
Austin Corcoran has signed IN a
contract for the year 1906 with the
Capital Insurance company. He VIII
work under the direction of Chas
Clark, the company's district mana
ger.
Furniture packed for shipping.
Mirrors replated, chairs and furni-
ture of any kind repaired. Upholster-
ing done All prices reasonable. The
FURNITURE hospital, 244 Colorado
avenue. Telephone Rcd GIL.
Anything in the delicatessen line
YOU can get at The Pantry" Prim-
roses first class delicatessen store
Fine cheese. pickles. pretzels, sauces.
etc, Prompt attention and goods de-
livered TO any part OF the city.
Arthur Wadsworth and VIII Voll-
mer, the grocers. who went to Canon
CltN last week to attend the meeting
OF the state grocers' association are
IN Denver this week They will re-
turn home tomorrow or Saturday.
Try the Progress bread if YOU are
not using IL already, II is the finest
there Is Cakes. pies and pastries
OF the finest quality and fresh stock
N'NiN NHNs tAntA groceries and
staple groceries. Fresh fruit An
orders promptly filled.
The same old story: I'VE knew II
but didn't publish it," Could any
weaker or more absurd excuse come
from a would-be up-to-date daily
newspaper. We knew II but didn't
publish it, can be classed with The
other familiar old choruses.
Tonight the "mile high" ball of
the Elks will take place at the Audi
torium and 1t promises to be the big
sest public ball of the season. Many
tickets have been sold, the remaining
tickets are going fast. Everybody
who attends is given a guaranty OF
gret it,
Owing to the length OF the per-
iormance the curtain viii rise prom-
PITY at Sis O'Clock Monday evening
at the Park opera house. No one
VIII be seated during the first act
OF this great production OF "Otbel-
10 This regulation will be carried
out strictly, Everybody should he
seated before S;15 o'clock.
A most liberal patronage was ac-
corded the ladies of ST. Mattbews
guild at their chicken pie sumner
served last night at the guild room
rhe supper could have hardly been
improved upon. it was most delicious