The daily sentinel., 1906-01-03

Phone Red 5I2 for Black damon,
coal.
4 r. H. Bancroft, of Palisade, wa
| in town yesterday
The Bohemian Whist club will NEE
I tomorrow evening.
The holiday season is now at al
end. II is get down to business agar
for everybody.
J. w. Thompson, of Palisade, wal
in town this morning
l.. S. Cofield, of Paonia, is spend
! ing the day in the city
John Richardson was down from
Glenwood Springs yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Stock, of AL
CORA, Ia, are new arrivals in the city
At the Postofice Book Store regu.
lar 30 cent classics are selling at %
cents.
l. f. beaverton has received a com
mission notary public from the sec
rotary of state.
Mrs. Emma Wadsworth and daugh-
ter Miss Ida return to FIT. Collins
the latter part of the week.
Hickman Walker came home Mon
day from Denver where he spent the
Christmas week with friends.
Sherman w. Moody and Fred G.
Holmes left this morning for Green
River, Utah on business trip.
V. c. Talbert! cashier of the Grand
Valley National bank, left today for
Denver on a short business trip.
Yesterday was a very busy day at
the county clerks office. Fifty-five
instruments were recorded on the re-
ception book.
Collections were good in the city
yesterday. Several dozen bill col
lectors were out and each managed
to get his or her share of the harry
est
Everybody who attended pronounc-
ed the fireman's ball Monday night
one of the most enjoyable and most
successful dances ever held in the
city.
DR.. Carl n Fisher viii return to
Denver tomorrow to resume his medi-
cal studies after spending the holt
days with his family at the home in
this city.
The coyote hunt Monday was not
participated in by very large crowd
but those who engaged in the round
up had jolly time although as usual
no coyote was run down.
The bill boards are being covered
with advertising matter of the Wolfe
Dramatic company which Will begin
a weeks engagement at the Park
opera house next Monday night
W. Auuuitu tNAId COPIES vi ne
Sentinel were published last night
and the greater number of these had
been engaged within two hours after
the edition was off the press.
Miss Gertrude Rupp. assistant
librarian at the state normal school
in Greeley returned with her mother
to that place Monday evening. Mrs.
Rupp will make her home in Greeley.
Don't forget that the Furniture
hospital at PA Colorado avenue
buys old chairs and old furniture of
all kinds. II you have any for sale
let us know and we will call and look
at it. Telephone Red GIL.
This evening the annual meeting
of the members of the Congrega-
tional church is to be held at the
church. Naturally the attendance
ness session will be followed by a
supper and a social session.
The firm of Dean g. Forty has dis
solved, Frank Dean purchasing the
interest of Otto NJ. Forty. who retires
The business was originally estab-
lished in the name of Frank Dean.
Mr.. Forty purchasing an interest in
the business several years ago. Mr..
Forty Will engage in some other line
of business.
The work on the big artificial skat-
ing pond at the fair grounds started
a few days ago and will soon be COM
pleted. The water was turned on the
ground Saturday night. The young
men are arranging a fine rink of
large area and it will doubtless prove
successful venture and most popu-
lar center of amusement during the
remainder of the winter.
Arthur Currie, eldest son of Geo
A. Currie, entertained at his home
last night party of young ladies and
gentlemen. The event was one of
the delightful social events of the
holiday period, A large number of
college friends of Mr.. Currie were
present and made the welllin ring.
with their yells. songs and stories of
college life.
This morning the official report
shows that the temperature was three
degrees abave zero at six O'Clock
this morning. The night and the
early morning were the coolest of
the winter. The maximum tempera-
ture yesterday was twenty-seven de
grees, The forecast reads: Fair to-
night, not so cold, Thursday fair and
warmer in the. east portion.
II. j. Tibbets has leased the build
ing on the south side o. Main street
between Third and Fourth streets
now occupied by the Independent
meat market, and will in n few days
open a cigar store and billiard hall,
operating the business under the firm
name of The Tibbets Cigar company.
The Independent meat market will
move into the middle room of the
Fair block.
A. n. Anderson carried $500 insur-
ance on the building which was oc-