The daily sentinel., 1909-01-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Miss Mary Smith. of Basalt, is
visitor in the city today.
Van Horns for stationery. SOL
Main.
Mr.. r. l. Janerison. guest of Fred
Boyer, of this city, left for his home
in California this afternoon.
Sale or trade residence in city to |
| trade for good city lots.-Ollle Il. |
Bannister, 424 Main.
| The Chula Vista Orchard company |
are unloading a car of plumbing ma |
chinery and pipe this afternoon.
A. r. Wells left this noon on No.
8 for Bliss. Idaho, to spend few
weeks on his farm in that part of
Idaho.
| The new engines ordered many
months ago by the Rio Grande rail-
road are beginning to arrive. Two
new ones are already here.
In recognition of their services last
night the Grand Floral company this
morning presented the fire boys with
fine box of cigars.
Geo. Sturdy. the degenerated boil
ermaker, who has been habitually
1 drunk and in police court the past
! few years, was shipped out of town
on No l this morning.
Have fine bearing orchard near
| Palisade, to trade for large farm in
Illinois, Missouri. Kansas. Nebraska,
or Iowa-Ollie E. Bannister, 424
Main.
Mrs. F. C. Williams is expected
home in day or two from Leadyille
and Denver and other eastern points,
where she has been spending her
Christmas vacation.
F.. r. Smith left last night on No.
for Salt Lake City to visit few
days with his brother-in-law, Cecil
Roberts, prominent newspaper man
of that vicinity.
Thos Howard left this morning for
his home in Alma, Neb., after a visit
of several months in this valley most
I of which time he spent working in
the orchards, in pursuit of his health.
He expects to return in July.
Last night the odd Fellows in
stalled their new officers at a largely
Il attended session, and then enjoyed
turkey supper. 1t was one of the
most interesting and enjoyable ses-
sions the lodge has held in months.
| r. Sherman Ramey of the Ramey-
Perce Lumber Company returned
home this morning from Los An
| geles. Cal, after a pleasant visit of
several weeks with his brothers. U.
G. and j.. II. Ramey, and sister, Mrs.
T. C. Hickman, in that city.
All women who are interested in
the furnishing of the st. Matthews S
! hospital are asked to attend an all
day meeting at the new hospital
building, $50 Grand avenue, on Fri
day, January s, for the purpose of
making curtains, sheets, pillow cases,
etc. Come early and bring your
lunch.
At noon today Andrew Robson, the
celebrated young actor, and his sup
porting company arrived in the city
and this evening will present Eugene
Walters nationally celebrated play
The Wolf" at the Park opera house
The sale of seats has been very heavy
and crowded house will witness the
performance.
If you are looking for an invest
ment, get ready, for on January 10
the excursion leaves for the Pecos
valley. where land can be bought for
: $40 per acre with full water right
Come in and have Gray, at 337 Main
street, tell you all about it. Remem-
Der that opportunities like this dc
not last long This land is situated
in the northwestern part of Texas
where the sun shines $40 days in the
. year.
Last night at the auditorium (
local organization of musicians in
stalled their new officers. en- I'd a
delightfully."- appointed b.... Let and
INDUCED in dancing and other pleas
ures until a late hour. The Royal
Neighbors served the supper and the
menu was excellent. In every way
the big affair was great success.
The musicians always have merry
time at their annual meetings and
last night was no exception.
Professor w. l.. Carlyle yesterday
resigned as dean of the agricultural
department of Colorado Agricultural
college, affective February / and to-
day will leave for Denver to become
general secretary of the A. X. Knollin
Sheep Commission and Land com
pany, the most extensive concern of
its kind in the world. His salary will
be more than double that received
as dean of the agricultural depart
ment