The daily sentinel., 1906-05-10

The smelter resumed work this
morning after forty-eight houre de
lay.
Seats for the novel animated pic
ture show are on sale at Haskelfs
pharmacy.
Are you going east? Ask the Colo
rado Midland ticket agent about rates
east for teachers.
See The Daughters OF Liberty" at
the Park opera house on May 18th
A unique entertainment.
1 There was a good sized crowd of
+ young people out TO enjoy the dance
at the Auditorium last night.
\ A. z. Smith prominent citizen Of
ouray, is in town today on a eombln-
ed pleasure and business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Wells enter
tanned party OF friends at dinner
at their home east of the city It was
a very pleasant occasion.
Nothing pays better than the want
column" in the Daily Sentinel Those
/ who have used 1t realize the truth
fnlness. of this statement.
The D's, Els and F's of the W. II.
c. viii give ten-cent social at 53S
I Ute avenue. Friday afternoon. They
VIII serve Ice cream. Everybody vel
come
Chas Hawkins left last night for
a frip to the western coast. He will
yish California. Oregon and Washing
ton and viii be out of the city for
several weeks.
A. ]. Hogan was an outgoing pas
senger on the Rio Grande last even
+ ing for Grand Junction in response to
a letter stating that Mrs. Hogan was
very sick.A-Aspen Democrat.
The Auditorium bill boards are
being covered with advertising mat
ter Of Theodore Lorch and company
who open a weeks engagement at
that house next Monday night.
Mrs Connor. wife of Ensign Con
nor, of the Salvation army. left last
night for visit to relatives at Coun-
ell Bhffs and Newton. Iowa. She will
he ON of the city several weeks.
Frank Leech. who was badly in
iured Monday as stated in the SEN
tinel Yesterday. Is getting along very
nicely at his home west of town but
viii be confined to his room several
weeks.
William Campbell who returned
from the east this week enjoyed his
trip very much indeed but declares
that no where did he run across wea-
ther that will compare favorably with
the quality We are having here.
The old railroad cafe at the depot
has been so successfully repainted
that It makes quite handsome ap-
pearance II does not detract from
the beauty of It's neighbor. the new
Union station, as many thought It
would.
Tonight the Modern Woodmen and
the royal neighbors viii hold a meet
ing az Odd Fellows hall. the former
in the large hall and the latter in Fra
ternity hall. Refreshments and
social session will follow the bust
ness meetings.
The tone of Mr.. Willoughby's let
ter published in the Sentinel yester-
day and the statements made there
in. impressed all who read it with
the sincerity meaning business
quality of the railroad promoter The
letter gave much satisfaction.
The sale Of seats for "A Soldier
of the Empire" the great historical
war drama. which made such an i'm
preston on the people of the big
eastern cities last season. will be plac-
ed ON sale AT Arthur's drug store All
managers heartily endorse this attrac-
tlon.
one of the merriest church so
oials of the year promises to be that
AT the home of Mrs Paul De La Mar
in Fruitvale tonight when the ladies
OF Section of the aid society of the
Christian church entertain A large
crowd Is going ont from the city and
all are invited.
Saturday June 10th. will be straw
berry day at Glenwood Springs. Com
mittees are now at work completing
the arrangements for this annual eel
ebration and festival which brings
thousands of people to Glenwood
Springs. There viii be several new
attractions this year.
Charles II. Caswell. the wen known
lawyer who is frequently mentioned
as candidate for governor on the
/ Republican ticket, was doing bust
ness in tho district court here today.
Caswell is one of the incest fellows
you ever got acquainted with,-Glen-
wood Avalanche.
Tonight the big double basket BAN
contest takes place between the high
school and the c. NJ. A. teams and the
Indians and the Turner's team, at
/ Turner hall. A large crowd wlll
probably be out to see the games. All
the boys are in prime condition and
good sport is promised.
The fact that Vincent ST John. the
noted labor leader will be tried in
Grand Junction next October, has
been widely commented upon since
the announcement / the daily press
last evening. The trial will attract
many visitors to the city and WIN
prove the most celebrated trial ever
held In the city.
Fire Chief Rogers especially de
sires to impress upon the people the
iact that when alarms of fire are
sent In to the department that eX-
T plicit and correct locations are given.
Some time a telephone call will state
that fre has broken out In ono
block and a minute or two later a
call Will come that IL Is In another
section. In this WAY the department
/ Is delayed in getting ont and there
/ Is likely TO be a confusion as to the
location OF the fire that might result
disasterously Take time to give cor
rect locations
call over phone Red 1851 will
put yon in connection with Lewis a
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