The daily sentinel., 1906-04-06

John Morrison. of Hotchl,iss, was
in town yesterday.
A word to the wise is sufficient. Try
a meal nj the Boston Lunch.
The Mesa County National bank
will pay par for city warrants.
Mrs. ]. w Ritter and children, of
New Castle, are visiting friends in the
city this week.
Tonight the board of directors of
the Chamber of Commerce meets In
regular session.
Mr.. and Mrs. w f. Gordon, of
Rushville. Indiana. We're arrivals in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Carter. of Tel
mride. were in the city last evening
en- route home from a visit TO western
points.
This week from a social standpoint
has been very quiet. There have
been very few evening or afternoon
entertainments.
Gourley, the furniture man, Is un-
loading big car load of furniture
today. He received a large shipment
of fine refrigerators yesterday.
j. l.. Heldebrand and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Heldebrand. of
Iuanlta. Nebraska, are among the
new Corners. They arrived last night.
NJ NJ. HANNA, the auditing expert
who recently audited the books of the
Grand Junction Fruit Growers as
ISOLATION. was an arrival last night
from Denver.
Quickest service. Best meal in the
CITY for the money. Special atten-
ton given TO short orders. Meals
/ scents and up. Boston lunch. 329
GaIApaA.,
Already portion of the stock for
Edwards grocery and meat market
has arrived. The work Of putting in
the fixtures and repainting the build
ing will soon be completed.
The informal afternoon given this
afternoon by Mrs. A. r. Sampliner
in honor Of her visitor. Mrs. Sam
pliner of Cleveland, Ohio, Is being
attended by a large number of lad
les.
This is self denial" week with the
Salvation army. Every member Is
expected during this period to deny
himself or herself Of some article of
food. clothing or other luxury, and
to contribute the saving thus made
to the home and foreign work of the
order
Congressman Hogg has secured an
amendment to the Lacy bill granting
a right of way to railroads through
public lands so that the Moffat road
now hauling across Colorado, may
have three years to complete its con-
struction. instead of one year as pro
vided by the bill as originally intro
duced.
A dispatch from Salida states that
Il is reported in legal circles that
. Ir.v Of HfpfnnTs-
ia Kansas. will shortly bring suit
against the Denver and Rio Grande
railroads for damages amounting in
all to SSS.00O for the death Of eight
members Of the Hewitt family of
I.ebo. Kansas and damages sustain
ed By w L. and Arthur Hewitt.
Eight members Of the Hewitt family
fl will be remembered. lost their lives
in the Adobe horror.
Ten thousand shade trees are 10
be purchased by the city of Denver
and presented TO residents of the city
ON Arbor day. April 90. It is the plan
10 establish depots all over the city
from which distributions Will be
made. the only condition to securing
the trees being an agreement to plant
and care for them after general direc-
tions to be issued by the city forester
As usual the members Of the Elk
lodge Will attend the services at ST
Matthews church. in a body. on the
evening of Easter Sunday. This has
Ibaen an established custom of the To-
cal lodge for several years. Rev.
LYON. the rector Of the church and
chaplain of the lodge delivers an ad-
dress OF special interest and value
10 the lodge membership on such an
occasion.