The daily sentinel., 1907-01-02
LOCAL NEWS
How.a-about Fred Mantev.

When in need of first class prae-
teal plumber call on Lewis & Sallee.
| Competition is the life of trade. We
have little of both or ALFRED
Mantey
II you want first class plumbing
at the lowest prices call on Lewis &
/ Sallee.
Judge and Mrs. Charles F. Caswell
will leave probably tomorrow for Den
If we can't sell you as cheap or
cheaper than the other feller we
don't want your business-Fred Man
tey.
The preliminary trial of Morgan
Williams and John James. the assail-
ans of Bert Yonts. takes place on
Saturday.
Mrs. Emma NJ. Wadsworth and
daughter. Miss Ida. left last night
for FIT. Collins after spending the
holidays at their home here.
We will gladly furnish any lnfor-
nation in regard to plumbing or heat
ing. Call at our office 1874 N. 5th
ST Phone Black 1S14-Lewis &
sallee.
The reception in honor of the new
members held at the Christian church
on Monday evening was largely at
tended and proved very enjoyable
occasion.
Physical culture Mr.. Hogue will
meet his class at the Auditorium on
Friday at 3 pm. All ladies who are
interested in physical culture are in
vited to be present.
The city schools resumed work
Monday after the Christmas vacation.
However the pupils enjoyed a holi-
day yesterday. New Years Day. and
reluctantly returned to their studies
1 today.
The feeding of sheep on beet pulp
in the vicinity of Greeley is cen
tralized at the Greeley sugar factory
ground yard. where 10000 sheep are
being fattened for market. The sheep
are owned by farmers.
The open house" entertainment
on New Years afternoon at the Elk S
club rooms for Elks and their ladies.
proved very pleasant. large num-
Der of guests were entertained in
| formally during the afternoon.
One of the biggest private dinner
i parties of New Years Day was at the
home of Leon J. Chapman, North 18th
street. The Chapman families and
the Borschell families We're enter
tanned. There were twenty-five
guests.
4 Although his term of Office expired
on Monday as announced exclusively
in the Sentinel, County Treasurer
Williams will be busy for some days
finishing up his semi-annual report.
Mr.. Shores, the new treasurer. took
the oath of office today
A report compiled by the Standard
eral output of San Juan county reach
es a value of $3,335, ,S95.O0, distribut-
ed as follows: Gold, $1.2T1,240.OO;
Copper. s76S,424.OO; Silver, s72O.-
421.00; Lead, s56O.S42.OO; Zinc.
SIS. .46S.00.
WI. anu AhhllO W btlhDiuili
mailed to about one hundred of their
friends very unique and original New
Years remembrances In the shape of
a neat little folder entitled. "a New
Years Wish" The sentiment ex-
pressed in the lines by Edith Living
ston Smith. is very beautiful.
On the night of Monday. January
7th. the Woodmen of the World and
the Women of Woodcraft will have a
great time at Margery Hall. A joint
installation of officers will be held and
then will follow a big dance. The
committee in charge declare that the
event will will be one of the social
successes of the winter.
On Monday the Horace r. DeLong
agency turned over to A. N. Anderson
draft for $947 in full payment of
the policy that the Firemen's Fund
Insurance Co, of San Francisco. held
on the Anderson stock which was de-
stroyed by fire. This is the first pay
ment on his insurance that Mr.. Ander-
son has received. The Firemen's
Fund, although hard hit by the San
Francisco earthquake. meets its pay
ments promptly.
r. Hickman Walker left yesterday
morning for Denver where he will
probably remain for a long period.
Mr.. Walker has been stenographer
and secretary for Judge Charles f.
Caswell. justice-elect of the state SUI
preme court, for the past two years.
He may enter the law department of
the Denver University. During the
past year he has persued the study of
law in Judge Caswells Offices in con-
nection with his other work.
J, The funeral of Mrs. A. o. Swanson
of Fruita, whose death was announc-
ed Monday. took place this after
noon at two O'Clock from the Meth
, odist church in Fruita. Interment at