The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19

the engagement in this city.
Cards of invitation are out for an in
formal luncheon by Mrs. Henry w.
Ross, in honor of her mother, Tuesday
next.
Mrs John G. Mckinney will enter
tain friends at moonlight lawn fete
Saturday evening.
Miss Mabel Patton, the teacher OF the
kindergarten, leaves for Denver Satur-
day night.
The Mayo & Endner lumber yard is
being moved to vacant ground short
distance FIR. m the present site.
No costuming is required for the cake
walk tonight. Everyone is invited to
join in the fun, and try for the cake.
Prof. Boyer's entire orchestra will fur
nish the music at the Benefit ball next
Friday night.
Paul Delamar, clerk for A. G. Mann,
who has been sick for some time is able
to be about.
8. G. Hum, city Rio Grande passsn-
ger agent has been on the sick list for
the past few days.
Mesa lodge No. SO A F. & A. M. is
going to confer the third degree before
the Grand lodge which meets in Dem
yer September 10.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and niece, Win
ifr. d, lett for the east Wednesday morn
ing. Ihe old home near Hale, Missouri,
is the objective point.
The volume of water passing down
the Grand river at the present time is a
wonderful sight. The water there going
to waste would irrigate an empire.
There were number OF crossed cleo
trio wires last night, due to limbs OF
trees falling on the wires, detached by
the wind.
Billie Tuttle, warm hearted, open
handed, friendly Billie Tutte, one of the
Midlands 8 most popular conductors,
ept Mt yesterday in the city.
Purely benefit ball, ole in which all
surplus funds go to benefit the needy, is
the ball of the Ladies' Auxiliary b. of L..
+. next Friday night at the Armory.
1t will be one of those o.d fashioned
dances, which warius the hearts of the
people, the ball Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
to the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fme-
men next Friday night.
The ball Of the Ladies' Auxiliary B. Of
l.. +. will be the last and without the
81 adow of doubt the best of the sea
SON. Remember the date, Friday May
26th.
b. G. Oyler, former citizen is an
arrival from st. Louis, where he has
been pursuing post graduate course in
medicine. Mr.. Oyler is around today
greeting many old friends.
Horace L. DeLong, grand master
Mason left last night on business con-
nected with the dedication of the Ma
sonic temple at Telluride on the oath.
DR.. e. F. Eldridge looks as cross as
bear the past few days-but he isn't.
He is Just mourning over the absence
OF those bright twin babes OF his.
The kindergarten which has been 80
successfully conducted by Miss Mabel
Patton, closed this afternoon with an
en- ter tainment for the title folks by Miss
Patton at the home of Mrs. D. T. Stone.
corner of Eighth and Grand avenue.
c. F.. Painter, manager OF the Tellu
ride Journal slipped in here Wednesday
night and hied himself away to Denver,
ON the broad gauge the same evening.
Mr.. Painter is working like Trojan to
make the Masonic dedication event at
Telluride the Oath success.
Architect Weston, has met several old
acquaintainces and friends of Colorado
Springs days Of the seventies, in this
city. Among them are j. b. Ackerman
and j. J. Lumsden All three worked on
the construction OF the city hall in that
city.
Havs you ever noticed the gaunt fire
stained smoke stack or chimney which
remained standing after the great fire
of the Antlers hotel in Colorado Springs.
1t can be seen from the Rio Grande rail
way. Well the topmost layer of brick
nm that chimney was laid by Messrs